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    This document discusses standards for smart metering systems. It outlines some key standards for meter components (ANSI DLMS, IEC), headend systems (MultiSpeak, CIM), and home area networks (ZigBee, OPEN HAN). Standardization provides benefits like interoperability, flexibility, and reduced costs for utilities and vendors. However, setting standards takes time and issues like legacy systems, costs, and proprietary technologies can create barriers. Overcoming these requires considering backwards compatibility, pilot projects, and alternative technical solutions.

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    This document discusses standards for smart metering systems. It outlines some key standards for meter components (ANSI DLMS, IEC), headend systems (MultiSpeak, CIM), and home area networks (ZigBee, OPEN HAN). Standardization provides benefits like interoperability, flexibility, and reduced costs for utilities and vendors. However, setting standards takes time and issues like legacy systems, costs, and proprietary technologies can create barriers. Overcoming these requires considering backwards compatibility, pilot projects, and alternative technical solutions.

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    Smart Metering Standardization - TARUN - U - L&G - IEEMA

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    S Pratheep Gnanasekar
    This document discusses standards for smart metering systems. It outlines some key standards for meter components (ANSI DLMS, IEC), headend systems (MultiSpeak, CIM), and home area networks (ZigBee, OPEN HAN). Standardization provides benefits like interoperability, flexibility, and reduced costs for utilities and vendors. However, setting standards takes time and issues like legacy systems, costs, and proprietary technologies can create barriers. Overcoming these requires considering backwards compatibility, pilot projects, and alternative technical solutions.

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    SMART METERING STANDARDIZATION

    Presented By : Tarun Uttamchandani Principal Engineer


    Landis+Gyr Ltd, India www.landisgyr.com

    SMART METER

    Smart Meter
    Metrology Communications Connect /Disconnect Load Control Demand Response

    SMART METERING SYSTEM


    HAN

    METER

    NETWORK

    HEADEND

    Other Utility Systems


    OMS

    CIS

    GIS Proprietary protocol

    PLC

    RF

    GPRS BILLING

    ZIGBEE OPEN HAN

    ANSI DLMS IEC

    ANSI C12.22

    MULTISPEAK
    COMMON INFORMATION MODEL

    Standards in Meter Component


    Few Standards

    ANSI Protocols Developed by the ANSI C12 Electricity Metering Standards Committee Device Language Message Specification (DLMS) Developed and maintained by the DLMS User Association
    Interoperability of meters
    Meter purchasers can explore the functionality of the meters

    Benefits

    they buy.

    Standards in Headend component


    Few Standards

    MultiSpeak Collaboration of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) Common Information Model (CIM) Officially adopted by the IEC Benefits Easy integration of sub systems Vendor neutral non-proprietary interface

    Standards in Home Area Network


    Few Standards

    ZigBee Maintained by the ZigBee Alliance OPEN HAN Task force of Open AMI user community which addresses standards for the Home Area Network

    Benefits of Standardization

    Utilities Interoperability Flexibility to build new partnership with competitive vendors Plug n play components Reduced cost and time for implementation of system Vendors Easy integration of products with other vendors products Reduces risk of market acceptance Consumers Choices for competitive energy appliances Offers ability to choose services

    Barriers in Implementing Standards

    Setting of standards Considerable time Backward compatibility issue Legacy systems Huge investments Fear of cost recovery with new systems Technology Gets bounded by guidelines and frameworks Proprietary technologies Loses market hold/monopoly if any

    How to overcome barriers


    Interfaces for proprietary technology Pilot projects based on standards Consider Legacy solutions while defining frameworks Scalable design of the components R&D to find alternate solutions for technical constraints

    Smart Metering Headend System

    Interoperability of meters with support ANSI standard


    Multi-speak compliance Plug-n-play support for network channels (PLC/RF Mesh/GPRS) ZigBee support

    CONCLUSION

    Smart metering is necessary for managing energy better

    Standardization is key for successful smart metering


    Interfaces for existing systems can provide compatibility with standards based components

    Thank You Manage Energy Better

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