1. Smart City – An European Opportunity
Prof. Dr. Lutz Heuser, Chairman, Smart City Forum

2. European Innovation Partnership
Smart Cities and Communities

3. The 2020 climate and energy package
- 20% GHG
+ 20% Efficiency
20% Renewables

4. The Key Priority Areas of the EIP SCC

5. The Initiatives of the EIP SCC

6. European Innovation Partnership
Open Urban Platforms

7. Key Initiative 1: Open Urban Platforms
Integrated smart cities strategies require integrated infrastructures
System of system platforms will be crucial for market take-up
Open interfaces and data formats will allow for scale
Problem: Standards for smart city platforms are in infant stage
Approach: Supplier / Vendor driven agreement on open urban platforms via MoU “Open Urban Platforms”
EIP SCC serves as political framework for this initiative

8. MoU „Open Urban Platforms“
initiated by

9. European Innovation Partnership
1,000,000 Humble Lampposts

10. Commitment #6670 of the EIP SCC
40+ Partners in Europe to agree on smart street lighting as key contribution to the EU Climate goals
Goal: 1,000,000 public street lights turned into intelligent adaptive light points integrating other IT-based infrastructures
Approach: Agree on common standard components and features to develop a reference tender framework for fast market take-up
Engage suppliers / vendors, operators, cities, and financial institutions in a common approach

11. Commitment #6670 of the EIP SCC
EnBW
RheinEnergie
Alliander
Euroimpresa
IRE Spa
SiTI
Trento RISE
Cedint
ENEA
Univarra
ABB Schweiz
Algorab
Philips
Orange
Schneider Electric
Schréder Group
Urban Institute
Amey
Arkessa
SilverSpring
Bosch
Europoles
ISA Energy
Luxintec
Arup
Connectivity Alliance
UrbanDNA
The Hague
Torino
Terrassa
Sabadell
Nea Ionia, Athens
Glasgow
Eindhoven
Cork
(Sco) SCA
Wiesloch
Santander
London Borough of Greenwich
Barcelona
Almere
DSA
Southend
Breda
Huawei
Rakvere
Tampere
Ferrovial
TNO
GIB
EIB
Eurac
Sodercan
Commitment #6670 of the EIP SCC
1,000,000 Humble Lampposts

12. Figures & Facts on Street Lighting
<90m
Estimated nos. streetlights across Europe
€3 bln
Approx. annual street lighting energy cost
50-75%
Energy saving potential thru SLL/LED
2.6 mln
GHG equivalent in removing nos. cars from EU roads
20-50%
Proportion of city’s energy bill from streetlights
75%
Percentage of streetlights over 25yrs old
€1.9 bln
Annual energy saving from SSL/LED
An open affordable component-based city lighting solution
…that enables other smart city initiatives;
delivered collaboratively between cities & Industry
to speed integrated valuable delivery
benefits
Society
Cities
Industry
Better experience
Better connected
Safer society
Pride in community
Efficiencies
Savings
New Services
Bootstrap S.City
Innovation
Extended Portfolio
Add’l Revenue
Export potential

13. The Future has started! Shuffle by Schréder SM!GHT by EnBW
Smart City Forum initiated first products / solutions based on „Humble Lamppost“
Launch at IAA New Mobility World in Sep. 2015
Pilots sites are identified
Contribution to EIP SCC via commitment # 6670
Shuffle by Schréder
SM!GHT by EnBW

14. Smart City Forum
Network of Cities and Enterprises

15. Smart City Forum 100+ Members
Goal: Exchange of ideas and concepts how to implement “Smart City Strategies”
Approach: regular meetings (3x / year), active involvement into the EIP SCC representing German stakeholders
3 Lighthouse projects (2013 – 2015): Innsbruck (Sinfonia), Cologen (GrowSmarter), and Munich (Smarter Together)
Further SCF members consider submission in 2016 and 2017

16. About the Speaker Current key Engagements EIP SCC, Europe
Sustainable Urban Mobility
Integrated Infrastructures
Smart City Forum, Germany
Chairman & Founder
30 cities
100+ member organisations
Smartpolis, Hungary
Centre of Excellence on SCC
Middle/South-East Europe
Horizon2020 SCC Lighthouse
Sinfonia (Innsbruck, Bolzano)
GrowSmarter (Cologne)
SmarterTogether (Munich)
ASCA, Australia
Smart Communities in AUS
FhG Morgenstadt
w/w SCC initiative by FhG