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How AMIS can support an existing CIS
Ron Hewlett
Customer Systems Manager
Oncor Electric Delivery
Dallas, Texas USA
April 21, 2008
Oncor Electric Delivery is powering Texas today and working on tomorrow.
• EFH (formally TXU Corp.), is a Dallas-based energy company, manages a portfolio of competitive and regulated energy businesses primarily in Texas. Oncor Electric Delivery, is an electric distribution and transmission business that uses superior asset management skills to provide reliable electricity delivery to consumers. Oncor Electric Delivery operates the largest distribution and transmission system in Texas, providing power to three million electric delivery points over more than 101,000 miles of distribution and 14,300 miles of transmission lines.
Oncor Electric Delivery
• Oncor Electric Delivery is the nation's sixth-largest U.S. transmission and distribution company, operating in a high-growth service area.
• Supplies electricity to over three million points of delivery, or about one third of the state's population.
• Operates in a 27,000 sq. mile service area in north central Texas with 402 incorporated municipalities and 92 counties.
~ 630 miles
~ 390 miles
Oncor Electric Delivery
Deregulation: Restructured Electric Industry
CompetitiveGeneration
CompetitiveRetail Electric Providers
(CRs)
Customer
Transmission & Distribution
Regulated
Prohibited from selling electricity or other competitively available energy services
OncorED
TDSP TDSP
TDSPCR CR
CRCR
CRCR
CRCR
CRCR
CR
CRCR
CRCR
CRCR
CRCR
CR
ERCOT
• Oncor Electric Delivery processes 178 Million trans actions each year
~ 70 Competitive Retailers
TX Retail Market Systems & Transactions
AMIS deployed as impetus for the Oncor SmartGrid
• Truly exciting times in Oncor Electric Delivery.• We are aggressively moving forward on a number of technology
initiatives that will – over time - transform our delivery system.• Examples of these initiatives include:
– Advanced Measurement Information Systems (AMIS - AMR and AMI), with broadband over power line (BPL), and Power Line Carrier (PLC) technologies
– Enterprise Service Bus, Data Warehouses, and distribution deviceautomation.
• These projects are one of the more significant systems development efforts undertaken in recent years. It truly touches every aspect of electric delivery operations and measurement services.
• It will truly lead a transformation of our business
Oncor’s AMI Rollout
FutureNear TermImmediate
Enables Market
Innovation
Pre-PaymentImproved ReliabilityProblem DetectionTamper Detection
Reduced Cost
Quicker Response
Customer Use Access
Automated Service Order
Completion
Market DesignImproved Asset UtilizationImproved SAIDIImproved Reliability
(Eliminates SKIPS)
Demand ManagementLoad ShiftingReduced Time to RestoreReduced Risks
Appliance ControlSystem MonitoringReduced Costs to Restore
Service
Redeploy Operating
Capital to Maintenance
Direct Customer
Interaction
Reduced Asset CostsImproved Customer
Satisfaction
Customer Security
Benefits
SOLUTION
SOLUTION
ENABLE
ENABLE
ENABLE
FutureNear TermImmediateCustomer Response Demand ManagementSystem OperationOutage DetectionBilling Reads
Function
Creating The 21st Century Smart Grid
Transforming TXU’s power distribution network into the nations first Smart Grid will allow a platform for a two way exchange of real time information.
Innovative technology such as automated meter reading and smart switches will enable Electric Delivery to move towards top decile in reliability.
What role will CIS systems play in the SMART GRID environment?
Portfolio: Present State Assessment• Oncor has over 175 major and
minor applications in its portfolio
• Many applications used by different internal departments cater to similar needs
– Same Commercial Off the Shelf products are utilized in a different manner by different departments
– Sub optimized processes developed by individual departments
– Separate solution researches and implementations covering similar areas
• Complex network of interfaces due to the large number of applications in the portfolio
• Inconsistent & inaccessible reporting issues
Major Integration Issues!
Current Information Infrastructure is Under Stress
InitiativesRequirementsCurrent
Infrastructure
Mobile Computing
External Syste ms
DIS
PMMS(Prolenium)
FIM
Transport ationReporting Syste m
employee info,
time reports
inventory,
bill of mat erials,material r equest s,
actuals
project ac counting,
transfor merfinancial data
materials,expenses,
purchasingtransacions
employee info
EZ Pay
approval r ights,employee info,
employee time
ATLAS
customer info,pre mise info,
street light data
service or der,
trouble tic ket,connectivity,customer info
service or ders
customer info
for outage call
IVRcustomer outage
entered via ATLAS
labor,vehicle usage,
time
purchasingcard
transactions
employee info,
employee time
employee info
wor k request,time reported
contractor
invoices
FMIS
CNO
Avenue (CRM)
TEEMESIID
me ter number,
me ter validation,me ter changes
customer infocreate trouble tic ket
outage
report
service or ders,
collection info,routing inf o
A/R,G/L
entries
Oncor GatewayeGate
REP
service charges, aggregate
DUoS charges
me ter dat a,
profile de mand
ITRON (MRMS)MV90
ARCS
Ercot
customer Info
me ter dat areroutes
IDR mete r data
TSN list of bushing parts to r etrieve
bushing parts update
order par ts
vehicle inf o
usage info
project c ost,project
info (start),GL accountvalidation
budgetexpenditures
A/Ptransactions
Gross Receipts Tax Syste m
gross rece ipts,tax info
wor k orde rs
MA XIM O(Transmiss ion & Pipeline)
TIRS (Manual
Keying)
TOATransfor mer Oil
Analysis
EMT
TADTED
FRED
Oil Condit ion Dat a
PSS/E TMS
Pi Historian
O E D M MW
wor k orde rs, locations,
equipment
wee klyload
TMIS
OTS
Outage Scheduler
MIS
CC
Switchingand
Tagging
Ercot
Clearance Trac king
ASPEN
Microstat ion
TDMS Doc
Storage
drawings
DFRClassificat ion
Engine
Report Viewer
prioritize d classified
faults
4 Second Load Dat a
RTU
Reporting
RAWD files
real-time
data using ICCP
real-time data using
ICCP
Generation
Monitor Points
Digital
FaultRecorder
restorations
Primaver a P3e
T-Portal
ASAP
SPBS
CATS
TroubleDensity
wor k orde rs,
status updates,equipment info
residentialcustomers
DEIS
AMi
ICCP
CC Infor mationSyste m
15 second load
using ICCP
maintenance
wor k orde r,oil sampleanalysis
project es timate (start),project cost (end),
estimate Info (labor)
Wor k Order Trac king
Tree Manager
ATT Inter active Advantage EDIFY
Rooftop
Right Now
SymposiumNICE
wor korder
trouble
tic ket
Invoice
wor krequest
time sheet s,labor info
FTP
service inf o,
guard light data
TXU repC&I custome rs
Leasing VALTRA N
Allocations,
Chargebac ks,Loading
BudgetingGeneralLedger
FAM
AccountsReceivable
BillingProjectCosting
AspenLearning
Center
NASTape
Aerial
InspectionSyste m
map number
for routing
Electric C IS
HR Nucle ar Edify
MSS HR Base
Tessaract
ESS
Position
ManagerPayrollHR Manager
Benefits Manager
Material
Requests
Engineering
Change C ontrol
Bill of Material
Manufact urers
Part Number
Bid Syste m
Approval Routing
Kitting
Ite m
Consignment
De mand
Forecasting
Inventory Planning
Distribution Require ment
Planning
Inventory Control and Accounting
Accounts
Payable
Procure ment Match
Vendor Syste m
Doc k To Stoc k
Corporat e Ite m
Lotus Not esRightNow
Manager Express
Must provide more real time information Must provide more
real time information
Must align my technology to
support the business
Must align my technology to
support the business
Must reduce IT complexity
Must reduce IT complexity
Must be able to assimilate these
technologies
Must be able to assimilate these
technologies
Must enable cost effective changes to my IT environment
Must enable cost effective changes to my IT environment
DPS
TLM
SQ M/ERM
CYME
E-Portal
Ercot net wor k map,TXU netw or k map
TMS Logger
Events Logger
Weather Collector & Sign Display
DEMS
wor k orde rs,updates
CIS+
Mobile Clients
BPL Network Communication
Fabric
BPL Network Communication
Fabric
AMIS DeploymentAMIS Deployment
Smart Grid TechnologySmart Grid Technology
Future initiatives with joint partners that provide other Capabilities and Intellectual
Capital
Future initiatives with joint partners that provide other Capabilities and Intellectual
Capital
8- v1
24 hours
5 days .
DistributionApplications
TransmissionApplications
Oncor’s business is undergoing many changes
Many changes are affecting our business• Outsourcing 6 business lines in 2004 to Cap Gemini Energy {CgE}
(Rev Mgmt, CCC, IT, HR, SC, F&A)
• Started rolling out AMR / AMI in 2005• Continuous Texas Market Rule Changes (post 2001) have cause dramatic process and
system changes. (Tx. Set 2.0, 2.1, 3.0, T&C’s, AMR rule)
• Mass Retailer Transition estimation• New Market Metrics
• Old home grown systems are sagging
under the load of required new functionality• All would have cause massive changes
to the home grown legacy CIS
Re-Missioned Strategy for Oncor• Going to a Components Based Architecture using an ESB to link applications together
• Oncor’s strategy is to buy Vendor COTS with long term Vendor support
Usage Reconciliation
Usage dataManagement
Usage Calculation &
Validation
MeterReading
ServiceOrder
Management
Commercial Products are Overkill for Oncor
Call CenterCustomer Care
SystemControls
Reconciliation
Dispute Tracking
Order TrackingAnd
Workflow
Premise & Consumer Repository
Bill Calculation
Payments/Allocations
Account Receivables
Market TransactionProcessing
OnlineUsage
Websales
ProductCatalog
Provisioning
Call CenterSales
Credit &Collections
BillPresentment
WebSelf-Service
Commercial CIS products are a culmination of the needs of traditional vertically-integrated utilities and retail companies. These products are functionally rich and highly-integrated. They contain substantially more functionality than that required by a TDSP doing business in Texas.
Commercial CIS products are a culmination of the needs of traditional vertically-integrated utilities and retail companies. These products are functionally rich and highly-integrated. They contain substantially more functionality than that required by a TDSP doing business in Texas.
CRM-Sales
MarketingAnalytics
GIS
WorkManagement
MeterManagement
Energy/DMDForecasting
ComplexPricing/rating
DSMDR Programs
BPMERPEDI
TransactionHub
Outage Management
AssetManagement
SCADA
EMSTrading RiskManagement
AMR/Smart Grid
SystemControls
SystemControls
DataIntegration
Utility FunctionalityUtility Functionality Provided by Commercial CIS ApplicationsUtility Functionality Provided by Commercial CIS Applications and not a CIS Requirement for TX TDSPs
Usage Reconciliation
Usage dataManagement
Usage Calculation &
Validation
MeterReading
ServiceOrder
Management
Market requirements on TDSP necessitatean MDMS/AMIS
Call CenterCustomer Care
SystemControls
Reconciliation
Dispute Tracking
Order TrackingAnd
Workflow
Premise & Consumer Repository
Bill Calculation
Payments/Allocations
Account Receivables
Market TransactionProcessing
Meter Data Management Systems provide isolation of the variability of AMI management and data from CIS business needs, flexible meter data processing as needed to produce billing data.MDMS also provides meter data processing and delivery for other utility systems
Meter Data Management Systems provide isolation of the variability of AMI management and data from CIS business needs, flexible meter data processing as needed to produce billing data.MDMS also provides meter data processing and delivery for other utility systems
MeterManagement
AMR/Smart Grid
Utility Functionality Provided by Commercial Meter Data Management System
New Functionality will be required in the Smart Grid environment that doesn’t exist today
eMeter Overview
• Company Background & Qualifications– Founded in Silicon Valley in 1999 by original Cellnet executive group
with nearly two decades experience in advanced meters– Leader in Advanced Metering Information Systems (AMIS)
• Meter Data Management (MDM)• AMI-related Business Process Management (BPM)• Integration platform linking AMI systems to utility legacy systems
– Vendor-neutral technology and business strategy
• Business Focus on Software & Services supporting AMI– EnergyIP™ software
• License• Implementation services• Software support and maintenance services• Software commercially available and in production
– Strategic consulting on AMI and mass market demand response
Where an AMIS fits
Integrating AMIS with Oncor Systems
OMS
CISCustomer
Portal
Market
Systems
Asset MgmtGIS
Demand
Response
Mgmt
Field
WMS
AMIS
(EnergyIP™)
Distribution
Planning
Enterprise Message Bus
•AMIS represents the AMI Services to the Enterprise•AMIS delivers business functions and services – not just meter reads•AMIS compliments other enterprise components to complete the function
Oncor’s MDMS ProjectTimeline
CIS integration and impacts
• Here’s what we accomplished :– Move the meter data information and collection processes out of our
CIS system into the MDMS– Reduce system maintenance cost– Allows better estimation and business rule control– Better control of AMI implementation processes
– Move manual validation of meter reading/usage and exception handling into the MDMS
– Reduce service order creation overhead and delays– Creates trust in the meter investigation orders for the field– Provides better controlled error handling
– Allow business processes in our LCIS to be independent of the type of technology and functionality of AMR
– Allows data to be seamlessly interfaced to any system that needs the data
- Identify data and relationship discrepancies between CIS, GIS and AMI
Accommodating Market Changes
2007 Market rule changes requires tracking and reporting of consecutive estimated bills, estimation reasons and re-estimation after actual reads
• Significant changes to legacy CIS necessary to meet requirements
• Enhancements to MDMS to track and report meter reading details
• Focus CIS changes on market interface only
• Result – faster compliance at lower cost
A Component Based Architecture Will Use an Enterprise Service Bus [ESB] to Link the Various
Components Together
Component View of Major CIS Functionality
Network Billing
SCADAOMS FinancialsMeter
Management
ReconciliationService Orders
Security Service
Workflow Service
PI HistorianAsset
Repository
EnergyIP
ESB - standard compliant integration bus
Enterprise Bus Level Services
Asset Management Library
Provided by EnergyIP
Engineering Cleansing
Engine
High Level Illustration
Consumption Data Repository
Network Billing Data Repository
ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine
ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine ESB Engine
ESB (Transport & Messaging Layer)
NAESB PGP
BC Engine
EDI Gateway Implementation
Enterprise Service Bus
Enterprise Components ESB Business Connect
ESB Business Works
ESB Adapter
Oncor Applications
OMS
Adapter
DMSMarket
Validation RM
Adapter Adapter Adapter
CDW
Adapter
Meter Management
Adapter
Consumption
Adapter
NBS &Rating
Adapter
Service Orders
Adapter
Reconciliation
Adapter
Order Mgt
Adapter
CIS
Adapter
AssetRepository
Adapter
Historian
Adapter
FutureApplication
Adapter
Auditing &Reporting Svc.
Adapter
ExceptionHandling Svc.
Adapter
SecurityService
Adapter
WorkflowService
Adapter
SmartGrid – Enterprise IntegrationEnterprise Integration