Putting Energy In Context William Cox Cox Software Architects LLC

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Putting Energy In Context William Cox Cox Software Architects LLC

Terminology Affects Thought Utility Customer Utility Ratepayer Producer, Consumer Load Side Demand Reduction Demand Response Collaborative Energy 2 Copyright 2009 Cox Software Architects LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Market [Software] Architecture Market Design and Description What Is Communicated - Price, Characteristics How It’s Communicated - Messages, Protocols From an interface perspective the fact that prices change is nearly as important as how they change 3 Copyright 2009 Cox Software Architects LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Session: Putting Energy in Context To interact with a number of energy using, generating, and storing systems potentially larger than the internet, we must understand their context. Energy systems support business processes and interact with communities, region, and buildings. Potential smart grids include electricity, natural gas, water, even traffic. The scope of a smart grid might be the building, campus, or region When the actors understand the context of each system, the risk of making decisions about that system are reduced, increasing the potential size and scope of interactions such as Demand Response (DR). Even cyber-security can only be understood through the context of the services it protects. This session offers a conversation between leaders in the standards that put systems in context whether in space, or in a building, or in the service provided. Copyright 2009 Cox Software Architects LLC. All Rights Reserved. 4

The Broader View Energy supports business and personal needs We can apply modeling and tooling that aren’t energy specific We can better understand energy-related behavior We can apply commonly used interaction techniques We can leverage the wide world of rapid-use technologies from modeling to the web Copyright 2009 Cox Software Architects LLC. All Rights Reserved. 5

Contact Information Newsletter Signup, Papers, Presentations Information on upcoming Energy Market Information Exchange TC William Cox Cox Software Architects 6 Copyright 2009 Cox Software Architects LLC. All Rights Reserved.