Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.
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Abstract
The Consolidated Edison Company of New York and its partners is demonstrating a secure, interoperable, open Smart Grid that reduces electric demand and increases energy reliability and efficiency. The demonstration project, in New York City and its New York and New Jersey suburbs, has one of the highest load densities in the world representing a complex and diverse test bed, including critical organizations such as Wall Street, the Federal Reserve, major medical facilities, and hubs for national and global communications. Distributed storage, advanced metering infrastructures, home area networks, photovoltaics, and electric vehicle charging equipment will be demonstrated. Customers will have the ability to make decisions regarding the duration and type of energy used—including solar power—and be able to sell it back to the grid when generating surplus power. New technologies demonstrated include a rules-based dashboard for control center operators, a risk management engine to facilitate efficient operation, a transmission decision management engine that aggregates electricity supply data, an adaptive stochastic controller, and an intelligent maintenance system.
Thomas George
Project Manager
National Energy Technology Laboratory
3610 Collins Ferry Road
Morgantown, WV 26507-0880
304-285-4825
Tom.George@netl.doe.gov
Troy Devries
Principal Investigator
Consolidated Edison of New York
4 Irving Place
New York, NY 10003-3502
212-780-6969 or 718-839-1282
devriest@coned.com
- Job growth
- Customers save money
- Dependency on foreign oil reduced
- Catastrophic security breaches prevented
- CO2 emissions reduced
- Energy generation diversity increased
