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DIRECTORS’ REPORT Smartgrid Offerings: • Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA) - “OASys” • Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS) - “ADMS” • Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) - “Titanium” • Meter Data Management (MDM) - “Conductor” • Geographical Information System (GIS) - “ArcFM” • Outage Management System (OMS) - “Responder” • Wind Generation Forecasting Solution - “WindLogic” • Flexible Distribution > Remote Terminal Units (RTU) - “MiCOM C264 / Saitel 2000” > Feeder Remote Terminal Units (FRTU) - “T200 / Saitel DR” > Overhead Fault Passage Indicator (O-FPI) - “Flite 110 / 116 / G200” > Underground Fault Passage Indicator (U-FPI) - “Flair 22D” Mr. Jean-Pascal Tricoire, CEO & President Schneider-Electric with Mr. Prakash Kumar Chandraker, MD, Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited at Elecrama-2012 12 | Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited
DIRECTORS’ REPORT Smartcity Offerings: • Smartgrid • Smart Mobility • Smart Public Services • Smart Water • Smart Buildings & Homes Smartgrid Smart Mobility • Smart Public Services • Smart Water • Smart Buildings & Homes Policies & Regulations The Government of India, is quite concerned with the present status of our distribution utilities and has adopted various measures to boost the operational excellence of distribution utilities by providing them sufficient tools and mechanisms to improve energy accountability, customer satisfaction and loss minimization. To boost power sector reforms, Government of India, through Ministry of Power (MoP) and Ministry of New & Renewable resources (MoNR), has initiated various programs to deploy the Smartgrid solutions. Some of these Initiatives, which directly influence your company’s business are: • R-APDRP • Smartgrid (ISGTF/ISGF) • Grid Code for Renewable Integration R-APDRP The Restructured Accelerated Power Development & Reform Program (R-APDRP) is a bold initiative by the Government of India to minimize the AT&C losses from the current level of 30% to 15%. This initiative is divided in Part-A, Part-B & Part-C. Part-A Through Part-A, all state govt. distribution utilities would be allocated a grant to deploy IT solutions towards GIS, Consumer indexing, Asset management, Customer care, Energy audit, Meter data Acquisition & Distribution Management Solutions (DMS) Your company is one of the empanelled bidders for this program as a SCADA implementation agency (SIA) and is offering Schneider’s OASys SCADA, ADMS, RTU & FRTU solution through various tenders. Telvent’s ArcFM GIS is the most popular GIS solution being offered to all distribution utilities through IT implementation agencies (ITIA) Part-B Through part-B, distribution utilities are encouraged to strengthen their existing system to improve the reliability of the system by deploying new devises and retrofitting existing systems Your Company is privileged to provide complete Flexible Distribution solution to the utilities such as Distribution Transformers, Fault Passage Indicators, Ring Main units and Auto-reclosers. Smartgrid (ISTF/ ISGF) The current power situation in the country has prompted the Government to expedite technological solutions for solving some of the bottlenecks, particularly in the Distribution segment. In this regard, the Ministry of Power, Government of India, launched the India Smart Grid Task Force (ISGTF) and India Smartgrid Forum (ISGF) in May 2010. In particular, the forum has been promoting the launch of Smart Grid pilot projects by ISGTF and helping ISGF in drafting specifications of the 'Low Cost Smart Meter', which is expected to Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited | 13
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