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Contact: PANUPONG SATHORN Energy Policy and Planning Office Thailand
Email: [email protected]
ASIA-PACIFIC TELECOMMUNITYThe 22nd APT Standardization Program Forum (ASTAP-22)
Document: ASTAP-22/INF-07
11 – 14 September 2013, Bangkok, Thailand 11 September 2013
Thailand
THAILAND SMART GRID DEVELOPMENT
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Thailand Smart Grid
DevelopmentMr. Panupong Sathorn, Energy Policy and Planning Office
22nd APT Standardization Program Forum, ASTAP-22Centara Grand Central World, Bangkok
Core Development Strategy
Global Smart Grid Development
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Source : World Economic Forum
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Thailand Smart Grid Development
Transition to Low Carbon Economy
Promotion of Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation
Need of Energy Efficiency development to reduce operating cost in manufacturing sector
Development of power system and Power Trade in ASEAN Power Grid for power system security and increasing electricity demand
Transition to Electric Vehicles
Potential on Smart Grid Technology Development for Economic Value Added
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Key Drivers to Smart Grid Development
Benefits of Smart Grid Development
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Power Supply Security
Control of power generation to reduce reserve margin (1% reserve margin = 560 MW = 350 Million USD)
Reliability and Quality of Power System
Reduce possibility and potential of power drop (10% damage of power drop = 26 Million USD Loss per year)
Energy Efficiency
Reduce amount of power loss in generation, transmission and distribution processes which have direct impact to energy pricing (10% power loss = 25 Million USD)
Energy Information and Data Management Service for Demand Response and Demand Side management
Promotion of Renewable Energy
Improve overall power system stability with the integration of renewable energy technology
Reduce investment cost for transmission network construction
Benefits to Power System
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Benefits of Smart Grid Development
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Source : World Economic Forum
Benefits to each Stake Holder
Role of key players on Smart Grid Development
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National Policy Maker Formulation of Master Plan (Policy Plan) Launching supporting policy on Smart Grid Development
Regulator Develop Action Plan based on the Policy Plan to
determine the structural development plan for Smart Grid
Utility Develop Smart Grid to Maximize efficiency and function
of the power system based on the national Action Plan
Vendor Develop Smart Grid Technology for market competition
NGO/Academics Knowledge Sharing between each Stake holder Support any research activity on Smart Grid Technology
Consumer Behavioral adaption to the development of Smart Grid
TechnologySource : World Economic Forum
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Policy Plan for Smart Grid Development
Policy Plan for Smart Grid
Development
Fuel Shortage
Power System Reliability and Quality
Increasing Electricity Demand
Public Acceptance
Climate Change
Transition to Low Carbon Economy
ASEAN Power Grid / GMS Power Trade
Development of Electric Vehicles
Competition in Energy Market
Economic Growth
Decentralized Power Generation / Distributed Generation
Energy Security and Sustainability
Energy Development with Environmental Conservation
Energy Pricing Regulation
Promotion of Renewable Energy Development
Promotion of Energy Efficiency
Short Term Medium Term Long Term
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Policy Plan For Smart Grid Development
Formulation of national Smart Grid Development Strategy & Road Map
Pilot research and demonstration project on Smart Grid
Enhance Smart Grid deployment in test bed areas
Enhance Smart Grid Deployment for the whole country
Sub-committee on the study of National Smart Grid Development Master Plan
Research on Smart Grid Development
Smart Grid Incentive Program Public Participation and
Understanding
Pilot investment project on Smart Grid Technology
Action PlanStrategy & Road map
Government
Utility
Vender
R&D Pilot Fully
NGO/Academic
Pilot investment on Smart Grid Deployment
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Policy and Action Plan for Thailand Smart Grid Development
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Determine Smart Grid Development Activities
Formulation of Policy Plan
(Jan 12 – Dec 12)
Determine the functions/characteristics of Smart Grid for development
Determine Key Achievement Indicators (KAIs)
(Nov 12 – August 13)
Collect Smart Grid Development Information and Data for each dimension
Open Seminar to all Stake Holders Formulate Policy Plan and Target for
Smart Grid Development
Policy & Gov.
Regulator
Consumer
Utility
Vendor
NGO&Academics
Smart Grid Development
Strategy
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Pilot Project on Smart Grid
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Pilot Project on Smart Micro Grid
Smart micro gridCentralized Power Grid
Improving power transmission and distribution Constraint Enhance the efficiency of Distributed Generation Control of power flow from Distributed Generation to the nearest load Stabilize the operation of power system while connecting with Distributed
Generation
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Research on DSM for Smart Grid
Smart Metering
Maximize the benefits of energy information and data service
Adjust energy consumption behavior Experience Real-time Demand Side
Management Accessibility to energy policy especially on
energy pricing
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“Aim at sustainable energy management for sufficient energy for the nation and citizen of Thailand”
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