Renewable Cities Lucy Casacia VP Cities and Infrastructure Projects May 18, 2017

Digitalization is driven by The Internet of Things 4_84 Digitalization is driven by The Internet of Things Technology Cyber- physical systems Physical world and internet are merging to close gaps of information Manu- facturing Smart factory/ Industrie 4.0 Energy Smart grid/ intelligent infrastructure Mobility Smart mobility/ intelligent infrastructure Healthcare Smart health Advantages Intelligence Connectivity Flexibility Transparency Efficiency INTERNET OF THINGS Logistics Smart logistics Buildings Smart buildings/ intelligent infrastructure Living Smart home …

Smart Buildings in a Smart Grid: Enabled by ICT technologies Energy and Data flow Smart Grid Smart building Heat Gas Water Metering 1 2 3 3 2 1 Lighting HVAC Demand response Central Generation Site enabling Smart meter Distributed Generation Distribution Automation Local Generation Power management Generation Transmission HV Distribution MV E-Mobility Storage Virtual Power Plant Site controller Microgrid Smart building in the Smart Grid

Significant changes in energy systems The new age of electricity Smart Street Lighting Private Solar Electrical Vehicles Avoidance of non technical losses Hydrogen Storage … to decentralized energy systems and bidirectional energy balancing Balancing of generation & consumption Load management & peak avoidance Resilience automatic outage prevention & restoration CO2 avoidance & cost curtailment Wind Parks Offshore Large Scale Solar Plant Pumped Storage Power Plant Smart Distribution End-to-end Management Storage Solutions Cost optimization and improved security of supply Smart Transmission Wind Parks Onshore Rail Microgrids Diesel Generator

Pushing the integration of infrastructures

Renewables in Smart City Research Aspern, Vienna Frame strategy of the city of Vienna to migrate to a smart city by 2050 Resources (energy, mobility, infrastructure, buildings) Quality of live (social inclusion, participation, health, environment) Innovation (education, economy, research, technology) Total size: 2.4 million m² One of European biggest developing area More than 20 000 m² area for shops, restaurants and small and medium sized companies Workplaces: 20 000 Residents: 20 000 High class apartments: 10 500 Apartments, offices, business areas, science, research and education 44% 30% 20%

Renewable electricity Gothenburg, Sweden Gothenburg's 100 % renewable electricity bus route with Siemens technology New bus route now in service eBus high power charging system from Siemens Powered by 100 % renewable electricity The new electric bus route 55 between Lindholmen and Johanneberg in Gothenburg, Sweden, is now inaugurated. This nine-kilometer-route will be served by three all-electric buses and seven electric-hybrids, all from Volvo Buses. The vehicles are equipped with battery packs that will be charged with renewable electricity. Siemens, together with the communal energy supplier Göteborg Energi, has installed two high power charging stations, one at each end of the route, and supplied the complete charging system.

Call to Action – Most Sustainable Building in the world Please visit us at the Siemens Crystal, London UK