Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change Transition of energy and transport Christian Balint Berlin, 17 April 2015 Transformation of the Distribution Grid and a rising shift to decentralized energy production at low voltage networks § EnWG (1935) § EnEG (1976) Großkraftwerke z.B. Kohle- und Atomkraftwerke, Offshore-Windparks = = Maximum Voltage Grid 220 or 380 Kilovolt (kV) = Kleinere Kraftwerke z.B. Blockheizkraftwerke, Biomasseund Wasserkraftanlagen, Windenergieanlagen, Solarparks = High Voltage Grid 60 or 110 kV = = = = = = Kleine Solar- und Windanlagen = Medium Voltage Grid 3 – 30 kV = = Low Voltage Grid 230 or 400 Volt = = = Industrielle Großabnehmer Industrielle u. gewerbliche Abnehmer Industrielle u. gewerbliche Abnehmer Weather-dependent flow of loads traditional flow of loads heute Orts-, Areal- und Stadtnetze = Mittlere Kraftwerke z.B. Gas-, Kohle- und Wasserkraftwerke, Windparks § EnEV (2002) § KWKG (2002) 2000 1970 = § EEG (2000) § StrEG (1991) Micro Smart Grid Electrical Substations Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 2 Overview of the Micro Smart Grid at EUREF-Campus 3 Photovoltaics (roofmounted) 65,4 kWp 6x Windturbines (VK 58) 6 kW CHP 22 kWel / 50 kWtherm Li-Ion Energy Storage 43 kW / 26 kWh Pb Energy Storage 18 kW / 150 kWh SuperCap 15 kW / 3 kWh 43 kW / 26 kWh 18 kW / 150 kWh Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 3 Tansfer of the results into the public space Development plan of the „Schöneberger Linse“ Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 4 Future Station Berlin Südkreuz First results 2014 and 2015 Zukunftsbahnhof Berlin Südkreuz Mobilitätsdrehscheibe Bahnhof Long distance couch stop (01/2014) Mobility monitor (09/2014) Electronic carriage position displays (10/2014) CO2-free mobility E-Mobility parking space for Car- und Bikesharing (09/2014) Implementation of e-flinkster (12/2014) Alternative generation of energy two vertical wind turbines (04/2014) Solar Mover (09/2014) Solar Carport (11/2014) Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 5 Impressions 6 inno2grid – opening up new markets results of researches get commerzialized 7 Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change Digital products Tracking Dashboard Disposal Simulation Christian Balint Berlin, 17 April 2015 View of the operator: Understanding mobility behavio InnoZ-Tracks automatically gathers multimodal traffic behavior InnoZ-Tracks replaces the need to fill out a diary and provides deeper knowledge Route dairies Smartphone-Tracking Forgetting of routes Over-/underestimation of distances and travel times Effort leads to fatigue → Systematic failure → No long time observation High market penetration Easy to use Objective and precise measurement Insight and fun for end user Scalable in a cost-effective way Important: Privacy concept Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 10 InnoZ-Tracks… …recognizes automatically Different means of transport multimodal traffic behaviour Timeframe an distance Action space Usage of free floating Carsharing Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 11 Examples from the project WiMobil Germany and Berlin n = 204; Untersuchungsgebiete: Berlin und München; 17.-01.04.2014 n = 204; Untersuchungsgebiete: Berlin und München; 17.-01.04.2014 Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 12 80000 70000 Berlin 60000 50000 40000 Hamburg 30000 Wien Vancouver 20000 Mailand andere Städte weltweit Buchungen pro Woche InnoZ-Dashboard is based on a comprehensive Carsharing-Datenbank 10000 0 02.07.2012 10.09.2012 19.11.2012 28.01.2013 08.04.2013 17.06.2013 26.08.2013 04.11.2013 Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 13.01.2014 24.03.2014 13 InnoZ database compromises of over 50 million movements of Car- und Bikesharings since 2011 (stand 10/2014) Zahlen: erfasste Bewegungen in Millionen InnoZ Datenbank (nur Car- und Bikesharing) 32 MiD 2008 (verschiedene Verkehrsmodi) 20 Bikesharing Carsharing 15 weltweit 6,6 0,19 Deutschland Berlin Deutschland 0,007 Berlin Attribute: Start- und Abgabeort, Start- und Abgabezeit, Tank- oder Ladestand Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 14 Car sharing gets popular. Usage is rising. Bookings for flexible carsharing week 4 2013/2014 2014 2013 Bookings per ha and day Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 15 Car sharing gets popular. Usage is rising. Bookings for flexible carsharing week 4 2013/2014 2014 2013 Bookings per ha and day Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 16 The view of the operator: How to react on demand and customer requirements Disposal strategies for flexible fleets on the basis of passively gathered data Can passive generated data be used for short-term disposal? Ziel Erhöhung der Einnahmen durch verbesserte Auslastung Optimierung der Betriebskosten durch Anzahl verfügbarer Fahrzeuge im free floating Carsharing Berlins effizientere Disposition unterdurchschnittlich durchschnittlich überdurchschnittlich mögliche Datenquellen Log-Files der Apps und Webseiten nutzergenerierte Daten Bewegungsdaten Buchungsdaten Scraping-Daten erster Ansatz am InnoZ Abweichungen der Anzahl verfügbarer Fahrzeuge vom Durchschnitt Differenz zwischen mehrwöchigem Durchschnitt und aktuell verfügbaren Fahrzeugen in Berlin Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 18 Unsere Standort: Berlin – München – London Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal change (InnoZ) GmbH Torgauer Straße 12-15 10829 Berlin Tel: 0049-30 23 88 84 - 111 E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.innoz.de Representative Munich Infanteriestraße 19/3 80797 Munich CEO: Representative London c/o LSE Enterprise Ltd. Houghton Street London WC2A 2AE Dr. Jürgen Peters Prof. Dr. Andreas Knie Shareholders: - DB Mobility Logistics AG - Siemens AG - Science centre Berlin for social research gGmbH - T-Systems International GmbH - German centre for Aerospace e.V. Innovation Centre for Mobility and Societal Change 19
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