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Kashiwa-No-Ha Smart City CSTD 2015-2016 Inter-Sessional Panel on “Smart Cities and Infrastructure” and Foresight for Digital Development" Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City Developed by MITSUI FUDOSAN CO.LTD) NIKKEN SEKKEI CONTENTS Ⅰ．Outline of Development Ⅱ．Smart City Concept ( before / after Great East Japan Earthquake “3.11” ) Ⅲ．Environmental Symbiotic Town Ⅳ．Safe, Secure and Sustainable Community Ⅵ．Encouraging Quality of Life & Business NIKKEN SEKKEI 1 Ⅰ．Outline of Development Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Town in Perspective 25 kilometers from central Tokyo, midway between Akihabara and Tsukuba 30 minutes from central Tokyo by Tsukuba Express Tsukuba Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Brand-new 273 hectare town Kashiwa with an estimated population of 26,000 Kunitachi Akihabara Tokyo Utilizing cutting-edge technologies Tsukuba Express (Founded in 2005) Public, Private, Academics Yokohama and Residents participant through the development NIKKEN SEKKEI 3 Current Status of Area Development Aerial photo of site combined with computer-generated images of District 148 and Park City 2nd Town University of Tokyo “Gate Square” Site area : 23,344m2 Kashiwa-no-ha Park Total floor : 53,277m2 “Park City 2nd Town” Kashiwanoha Office, Commercial, 119,000㎡(880 units） Shopping mall Hotel, Rental residence Since 2006 Since 2014 144,500㎡ (180 tenants） Chiba University UDCK Tsukuba EXP. Smart Museum Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Railway Station “Park City 1st Town” Since 2009 144,000㎡(997 units） NIKKEN SEKKEI 4 Development Blocks of Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City Park City 2nd Smart City Museum 【2012 completed】 【Opened in March, 2013】 Residence: “ Park City 2nd " 147th Block "Gate Square"： Commerce, Office, rented accommodation, hotel Urban Design Center(UDCK) Housing 119,000㎡ (880 houses） 【Opened in Nov, 2011】 Hospital Gate Square 【Completed in 2014】 Kashiwa-no-ha 148th Block Urban Design Center Local 149th Block Bank Commerce・Office Building Accommodation Building Park City 1st （rented accommodation, 【Completed in 2010】 hotel） th Lalaport Kashiwa-no-ha 150 Block 【2006 completed】 151th Block Shopping mall :"LaLaport" Residence : “ Park City 1st " Kashiwa-no-ha Housing 144,000㎡ Commerce 144,500㎡(185 (997 houses) NIKKEN SEKKEIshops ） 5 Ⅱ． Smart City Concept ( before / after the Great East Japan Earthquake “3.11” ) Transform Smart City Concept before / after the 3.11 Before Aiming Low-Carbon and Environmental Friendly Smart City 3.11 (Energy Saving & Energy Creation, Greenery) [ Technology oriented issues ] [ Activity oriented issues ] Storage Electricity power Community risk management Interactive usage of Electric Business & Life Continuity power Plan (BLCP) Resilience of infrastructure Smart Service Business After and buildings 3.11 Optimum energy use in region Improvement of with smart energy network quality of life and business Realization of Sustainable Smart City in Japan with integration of regional Energy × Safe / Secure × Smart Services NIKKEN SEKKEI 7 Comprehensive Smart City Vision of Kashiwa-no-ha Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City expects to show a model to solve world’s common challenges Environmental- Health & Long-life Innovative City for Symbiotic City City New Industry Solution for Solution for Solution for environmental & energy aging society vitalizing the economy problems Smart Center(2F) Health＆Wellness Station(3F) KOIL(6F) NIKKEN SEKKEI 8 Ⅲ． Environmental Symbiotic City Roadmap of CO2 Reduction in Kashiwa-no-ha CO2 Expansion of Emission Large scale installation of Large scale installation renewable energy (t-CO2/yr.） renewable energy of energy storage Mega-solar 16000kW Mega-solar + 16000kW （32000kW total) EV battery NAS battery, fuel cell Park City th 1st Town 148 block High efficiency equipment HEMS （ ） High efficiency 50,000 - over 40% LED lighting / HE Air-conditioning 53,000t-CO2 ( -10%) ●Improvement of equipment Reduction of small power consumption HE lighting fixture environmental symbiosis and CO2 emission biodiversity 48,000t-CO2 LaLaport ●Effective use of natural, on BAU BEMS unused, and renewable 43,000t-CO2 NAS battery energy (Energy Creation) Advanced AEMS ● •Optimize control of whole town 40,000 Ice-storage Air Building of pluralistic Conditioning energy system which •Forecasting of demand and Co-gen2ration combines various energy power generation •Demand response control （ ） sources 42％ -10% ●Implementation of energy 50％ saving and management reduction Park City system (Energy Saving) Integrated reduction 60％ 2nd Town ●Low-carbonization with management 30,000 collaboration of users and reduction HEMS platform （ -10%） the community Disaster Base 25,000t-CO2 Function 24,000t-CO2 21,000t-CO2 20,000 Business Continuity Plan Life Continuity Plan 14,000 t -CO2 Disaster Base Plant factory Dispersed power source ％ 21 reduction Kashiwa-no-ha Model Well water and storage tank on the demand １ 0,000 11,000 t-CO2 side in the region 21% (2015) 80% (2020） 90% (2025） n100% (2030） Progress of town development NIKKEN SEKKEI 10 Optimized Design : Energy Generation, Saving and Storage Shopping Mall : Commercial Energy Generation Energy Saving Energy Storage >Renewable Energy >Hybrid with >Nas battery :1800kw - PV：716kw Traditional Passive Li battery : 500kw - Wind turbine Design - Solar thermal - Greenery Facade - Underground - Sun shading design heat - Natural ventilation - Geothermal - Evaporating pavement 148th Block :Office, Commercial - Cool/heat tunnel >Thermal storage by ICE tank >Visualization >Interactive use 148th Block : Hotel, Residence through car battery >EV car sharing >Untapped Energy - Biomass Park City 1st, 2nd : - Waste heat Residence from ＣＧＳ NIKKEN SEKKEI 11 Hybrid Design of Passive and Advanced Technology Automatically AC control system for optimizing each work environment status. Task-ambient air-con. control system using IC-tag motion sensor Desiccant air-con. system using exhaust heat from co-generation Optimization of energy use by accumulating and analyzing data utilizing information technology. Sensor of Outside air-temp, humidity and Rainfall IC server Hybrid負荷偏在時の自然換気との AC with Natural ventilation at the time of unevenハイブリッド空調 load distribution AC Sensor AC Sensor AC Sensor for IC-tag for IC-tag for IC-tag Inside air-temp and humidity Shaft IC-tag Natural Ventilation Office Wind空調嗜好を volumeＩＣタグに組み込んだ control with air-con Air-ＩＣタグによる人員密度con control by IC-tag judgment preference風量コントロール incorporated into IC-tag basedを判断した空調制御 on population concentration NIKKEN SEKKEI 12 Visualization and Advising the Regional Energy Use Decrease the regional power consumption by controlling the balance between both demand and supply side through the information of regional energy on a real-time basis 【User Energy Saving Navigation 】 Control Digital （ex: Demand interfacePC Tablet 目標値管理 年間使用量グラフ （20XX年度） panel signage Response） Target 年間valueの目標値 Automatic過去の使用状況 revisionから当月以降の of （Tenant, （Housing） （Office） （Common 月別目標値を monthly resident） space） 自動修正 Visualization of energy Navigation and advice energy saving methods target value concerning past data 4月 5月 6月 7月 8月 9月 10月 11月 12月 1月 2月 3月 AEMS （当月） 月別目標値 実績使用量 本年度実績累計 月別目標累計 Integrated Network Energy consumption info Energy consumption info Housing Housing Commerce HEMS BEMS Housing Hotel Office Commerce NIKKEN SEKKEI 【148th Block】 【1st Block】 【2nd Block】 【Lalaport】 13 Multiple HEMS engaging in Health and Energy issues Health & Home Energy Management System Visualization of health data Visualization of energy Record daily health info automatically to ITC and check on PC and smart phone Visualize consumption of electricity, gas and water Use of 24-hour wearable wristband life Enjoy energy saving using ranking and recorders and body composition scale SNS with telecommunication function Grant regional points in accordance with amount of energy saved Start demonstration service from Feb 2013 Provide all houses at Park City 2nd Block as standard equipment （880 houses） NIKKEN SEKKEI 14 Regional EV Sharing System Electric Vehicle and Motorcycle sharing Added disaster prevention function “Emergency Energy Supply for Town” from 23rd March, 2013 Added Nissan LEAF and EV Power Station Equip a “disaster prevention box” which contains Sharing electric cars and bikes using AC power source and lighting at EV power station ICT system Emergency lighting in case of blackout Started the service from June 2011, and Charge cell there are approx. 400 members now phone and PC Mercedes：Smart ×3, Smart EV×1 Emergency power YAMAHA：EC-03×5, PAS×2 supply for disaster Kashiwa smart cycle（bicycle）×50 prevention equipment Digital Signage In case of blackout, Distribution board Installed 3 signage systems at supply electricity to digital signage Disaster Prevention Service for Town Kashiwa-no-ha Sta. st Operated from 31 March, 2013 Info. distribution management server Deliver town info through ICT Regional info Town promotion info At normal times, provide life support Event info Energy supple and demand info In case of emergency, provide disaster prevention service through EBS Traffic info EBS（in case of emergency) NIKKEN SEKKEI 15 Eco-friendly Activity for Kashiwa-no-ha Community Propose new life style Variety of Activities for Settles in cooperation with public and Urban Design Center（UDCK） private sectors and - Hub of organizing smart city with public, schools led by UDCK private and school Kashiwa-no-ha Eco-club and nature kid’s club - Hub for activity of eco-friendly life style Kashiwa-no-ha Future village （KFV） Provide system which encourages Residents to participate in smart city. - Hub for eco-friendly activity by local people Create sustainable
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