Remote Automatic & Advance Smart Meter Reading Infrastructure With Advance Data Analytics

Remote Automatic & Meter Reading Infrastructure with Advance Data Analytics
Enabling Automation for DISCOMs & Utilities across PAN India
Private and Confidential
06th June 2024
© REConnect Energy | Private and Confidential

Energy & Data
The Changing World Order

The New Energy Grid. Clean-Connected-Digital-RealTime
Battery
storage
Aggregators
Interconnections Information
Rapidly Changing flow
Smart
Grid Dynamics Distributed

generation
meters
Smart
Charging
Grid Scace RE, DERs, EVs
Prosumers, Smart Meters
Generation Transmission Distribution Consumption

Digital Applications
Demand-Supply Forecasting &
Balancing
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Predictive Maintenance
Flexibility through Automation &

Controls
Demand Side Management, Response

Concept Ref: Innovation Landscape for RE Powered Future (IRENA) 2019
Technology Platform: GRIDConnect - What is it?
AI Capabilities; for Generation, Transmission, Distribution
AI
Automation; for Increased Productivity
Sen ote
sing
IoT
Rem
Remote Sensing; for enhancing Asset Visibility
W n
ea at
io IoT; for enabling Data Driven Insights
th to
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Weather Analytics; to Deweatherise the Impact
A Platform Built for the Entire Energy Industry. And Beyond.

GRIDConnect: Industry Use Cases

Introduction
Smart Metering and Data Analytics
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Introduction: Integration of Smart Metering and Data Analytics
Smart Metering Data Analytics

1. Real-time data on energy consumption and 1. Extracts insights crucial for grid management
production and policy formulation
2. Continuous data collection 2. Employs advanced techniques to identify
patterns and anomalies
Regulatory Compliance and Reporting Demand Supply Position mapping and

RE Integration
Demand Response Management Real-time Tamper detection
Smart Anomaly Detection

Tariff Design and Optimization Metering
and Data Customer Insights
Energy Loss hotspot detection Analytics
Revenue Protection
Demand Forecasting
Grid Optimization
Theft identification Load Profiling

Introduction: Data Analytics in the Context of Energy Management
Data analytics involves analyzing extensive data collected not just from smart meters but also from other
sources directly and indirectly linked to energy consumption, such as weather patterns and grid conditions.
Statistical Machine Predictive

Analysis Learning Modeling
By employing various techniques, data analytics extracts valuable insights from this data to improve multiple
energy management strategies.

Introduction: Importance of Efficient Energy Usage in Today's World
Financial Savings
Preservation of Resources
Energy efficiency measures lead to
Efficient energy usage helps cost savings for individuals,
conserve valuable resources, businesses, and governments,
ensuring their availability for future fostering economic resilience and
generation competitiveness
Protection of the Environment Enhanced Energy Security

By reducing reliance on imported
By minimizing energy
energy sources, efficient energy
consumption and reducing
usage promotes energy
emissions, we can safeguard
independence and resilience against
ecosystems and mitigate climate
supply disruptions
change impacts
Mitigation of Climate Change

Optimizing energy usage decreases greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to global
efforts to limit temperature rise and mitigate climate change effects
Energy Meters
Types and Challenges

Understanding Smart Metering: Comparison for Different Meters
Traditional
Feature Digital Meters Smart Meters
Meters
Measure various electrical

Measure various electrical parameters, display the
Basic measurement of
Functionality parameters and display recorded values and
energy consumption
the recorded values communicated with the
utilities.
Remote and local

No communication Local communication
Communication communication
capabilities capabilities
capabilities
Manual reading Manual and local Manual, local automated

Data Collection
required automated reading and remote automated
Storage capabilities for Storage capabilities for

Data Storage No storage capabilities
historical data historical data

Understanding Smart Metering: Comparison for Different Meters
Traditional
Feature Digital Meters Smart Meters
Meters
Inbuilt communication
Using additional external
Remote Access Not applicable capabilities for remote
communication device
access
Limited visibility of Real-time visibility of

Remote Access Visibility of energy
energy usage and energy usage and
Consumer Insights usage
behavior behavior
Support variable pricing Support variable pricing

Price Flexibility Fixed pricing
ToD and ABT ToD and ABT
No outage detection Real-time outage

Outage Detection Limited outage detection
capabilities detection and notification
capabilities
Integration with smart
Integration with Smart home devices for
Not applicable Not applicable
Technologies automated energy
management
Our Portfolio

Our Comprehensive Meter Portfolio
Specializes in Expertise in
● Collecting real-time energy meter ● Various meter types

data using ○ High Tension CT Operated
○ Smart digital meters meters,
○ Standard digital meters ○ Low Tension CT Operated
(Converts into smart meters meters,
using additional ○ Direct Connected meters
communication modules) ■ Prepaid
■ Postpaid,
■ With and without STS
token support
○ Three Phase and Single
phase meters

Our Portfolio: Enormous Variations
Parameters
Interface
Basic parameters like Energy,
Optical port, RS-232 voltage, current, frequency and
and RS-485 power factor, etc
SMART Meters
Interface types Accuracy standards
Optical reader, Screw connectors, 0.2S, 0.5S, 1S and 2S
RJ-11, Micro USB etc.,
Protocol ABT
MODBUS, DLMS and Block time period varies by 5 Mins,
Proprietary 15 Mins and 30 Mins.

Our Portfolio: Existing Meter Types
Digital Energy
Meters
Direct Connected
MFM Tri - Vector Meter ABT Meters
Meters
➔ MODBUS ➔ MODBUS ➔ MODBUS and ➔ MODBUS and

➔ communication via ➔ Communication DLMS DLMS
RS-485 via RS-485 ➔ Optical for DLMS ➔ Optical DLMS
➔ No block wise data ➔ No block wise data ➔ Communication (optional)
storage. storage. via RS-485 for ➔ Communication
MODBUS. via RS-485 for
➔ Communication MODBUS.
via RS-232 for ➔ Communication
DLMS via RS-232 for
DLMS
Our Portfolio: Use of meters for Grid Management Vs Billing
SCADA DATA Can Collect by using

MFM meter or TVM meter
❖ Only real time data is available
❖ If there is any issue in real time such as communication link failure
data will be missed forever.
❖ Missed past data points can’t be retrieved.
❖ Not reliable for billing.
❖ Data can be collected using Optical Reader, RS-232 or RS-485 Port
DATA Can Collect by using

For Billing Interface meters
❖ Stores block wise energy consumption data until a specific period
(35-45 days) which can be collected using AMR or CMRI.
❖ Both real time and historical data is available.
❖ Any missed data with particular time period can be retrieved.
❖ This is considered as accurate data and considered as data source
for billing.
❖ Data can be collected using Optical Reader, RS-232 or RS-485 Port

Smart Metering

Smart Metering: GRIDConnect- Application IOT
Key Scope
Collate Monthly Meter/Billing Data (kWh) for each meters.

Meter data storage
Inputs: from the meter and store the same for post processing
Real time monitoring Real time data streaming and monitoring, Reporting and Alerts
Data collected from IoT Nodes at each poll to be mapped with

GIS enabled GIS data and billing data (including daily pattern if billing data
has such info). Inputs: from IoT Nodes by REConnect Energy.
Mobile App Mobile App for Utility operators
Separate app for field

Maintain Network and manage network deliver SLA
monitoring

Understanding Smart Metering: Benefits of Smart Meters
Benefits for Utilities Benefits for Consumers
Improved Grid Management Real-time Energy Monitoring
Remote Meter Reading Increased Awareness
Faster Detection of Outages More Accurate Billing
Demand Response Programs Remote Connection and Disconnection
Accurate and On-time Billing Flexible Tariff Options (Prepaid/

Postpaid and Easy Switching)
Energy Theft Detection

Early Detection of Appliance Issues

Understanding Smart Metering: Example of Smart Meters
Deployment in Various Regions
Total Substation-330
Remote and scattered
GRIDBox GridBox-446
individual RE plants (NLC,
- 4G NP KUNTA and Pavagada) Capacity Covered-13287.75 Mw
Large utilities with

Total Substation- 299(DVC)
GRIDBox concentrated metering points
GRIDBox-DCU - 446 owned by the specific utility
- DCU
Capacity Covered- 3+GW (DVC and Haryana)
Large utilities with

concentrated metering
GRIDBox points owned by the specific
- NG utility, using network
equipments (KSEB)
Distribution companies with

GRIDBox smart meters and distribution
- RDSS transformer monitoring (PSPCL)

Data collection, Storage and
Processing
Data Collection and Data Processing: Block Diagram
GRIDBox
Optical Fiber /
Energy Meters RS-232/RS-485
(LT,LTCT,HTCT) 4G / 3G / 2G
HTTPS /
MQTT(s)
GRIDconnect Data Collection and

Energy Meter Data Processing
End Users Management Cloud and (or)
Application On-premise
Head End System
Data Processing: AMR, Head End System (HES) and MDP
Connectivity HES Meter Data

Substation Processing (MDP)
Network (Central Location)
Meter 1
Meter 2
Meter 3 GSM/GPRS/Internet
Data
Head - End System
Concentrato
Meter 4 (MDAS)
r Unit(DCU)
● Import data from HES

● Local Meter polling ● Collection of data from DCU ● Validation and
● Networking of meters through ● Validation and verification of Computation of data in
Ethernet data 5/15 min interval
● Conversion,compression and ● Storage in RDBMS and files ● DB should have suitable
storage in DCU ready for further processing interface with HES

Data Collection and Data Processing: Proposed MDP Workflow
SAMAST and Other Software

Data
Data Data Computation
Collection Processing and
Validation
Applications
Centralize
d Data
Centre
MDP Database
METER DATA PROCESSING (MDP)

AND REPORTING

Data Analytics

General Analytics: Types of General Analytics
General
Analytics
Geo Tagging Data Pattern Anomaly

Diagnostics Analysis Detection
Utilizing Identifying and Analyzing Detecting
geographic resolving issues trends in energy unusual
information such as data consumption patterns or
systems (GIS) to inconsistencies based on behaviors in
tag each asset and outliers. consumer types, energy
and visualize data weather consumption for
in various modes. conditions, and further
seasons. investigation.
General Analytics: Base Data and Methodology Adopted
Data Standardization
Clustering Analysis
and Cleaning
Standardizing data into a Assigning meaningful category

Utilizing unsupervised
common timestamp
machine learning to labels to machine learning
convention and removing
categorize daily load patterns obtained clusters for insightful
incorrect data through outlier
for each meter. analysis.
detection.
Data Coverage and

Summary of Data
Resolution
Providing maximum, minimum,

Utilizing data from individual
and average values of every
meters with a resolution of 15
meter along with month-wise
minutes.
summaries.
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General Analytics: Geo Tagging
Dashboard Features
Displaying total installed meters,
classification, peak values recorded,
and energy consumption in MW and
kWh terms.
Geo Tagging
Utilizing GIS layers to tag each
asset and visualize data in
different modes
Real-time Analytics
Exploring the potential for integrating
real-time analytics with geo-tagging
features.

General Analytics: Pattern Analysis
Visualizations
Insights from Pattern
Analysis ● Visual
representations
● Understanding the of demand
impact of patterns based
consumer types, on consumer
weather, and types, weather
seasons on total conditions, and
demand. seasons.
● Analyzing peak
demand, energy
movements, and
variations over
time.

General Analytics: Clustering - Stages
Plan Summary Data Loss Summary

Exploring dwelling Identifying missing
types affected by Stage 1 data fraction and days
weekly cyclicity, for each meter.
seasonality, and
weather patterns.
Detailed Analysis Clustering Insights

Exploring dwelling Stage 2 Determining the
types affected by number of clusters
weekly cyclicity, and sub-clusters,
seasonality, and consumption hours,
weather patterns. and average daily
energy consumption.

AI Driven Analytics: Clustering
5 Distinct Clusters
● Used unsupervised machine
learning to identify possible
clusters within NDMC area.
Inter Cluster Movements

● Convergence of consumer clusters
during monsoon period
● Divergence of clusters during
weekends
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● Improved accuracy, efficiency, and

proactive decision-making in
energy management

Peak Load Management in Smart Metering
● Peak Load Management (PLM) - Algorithmic PLM module with energy balancing patterns (daily/
customizable cycles)
○ User specified adjusted peak load as input.
○ Input based demand pattern changes and storage cycle patterns derived by algorithm instantly.
○ Load Duration Curves visualization for original and adjusted demand patterns
○ Storage controller pattern and storage planning data derived and available for analysis.

Peak Load Management: Challenges and Solutions
● Ensuring data privacy and

Addressing security through encryption
Concerns and secure communication
protocols.
● Real-time data collection,

Overcoming processing, storage, and
Technical Challenges analytics to optimize peak load
management.
● Compliance with evolving

Regulatory cybersecurity policies and
Considerations standards for smart metering
implementation

Smart Metering and Data Analytics: Conclusion
Recap of Key Points
● Smart metering enables real-time

monitoring and enhances grid
management.
● Data analytics extracts valuable insights Call to Action
for optimizing energy consumption.
● Tangible benefits include cost savings, ● Stakeholders must embrace and
improved reliability, and proactive leverage smart metering and data
maintenance. analytics.
● Collaboration across the energy
spectrum is crucial for sustainability.
● Prioritize innovation, partnerships,
Summary of Impact and sustainability for a greener future
● Economic stability, environmental

preservation, and enhanced energy
security.
● Mitigation of climate change and
prudent resource utilization for future
generations.
RAMR Project Credentials

DVC: RAMR Projects
Total Contract
Demand of 1000+
299 consumers MUs
Monthly
Total Number of 3394.87

consumers (DCU MVA Monthly Energy
installed) covered Billed
under DVC RAMR

DVC: DCU Requirement
DLMS Meters
Connected Via
Ethernet Port
DCU
4G
Connected Via Ethernet

Substation PC / Laptop
Secure and
Genus
DLMS ABT
Meters
Port
CDC
Substation
Users outside
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DVC: Tangible Benefits
60-65% 98%
Traditional Ways DVC-RAMR bills

Previous Project
Efficiency
Manual Site
Visits Not Required
Required
Data Collection
Efficiency for the Before 4th of every Bills
month On 1st of every month
month of March Generations
2024
Usually done Meter Faults Notified to the utility
after end of the and
month on regular basis and
Abnormalities rectified immediately

HVPNL: RAMR Projects
Total Contract
Demand of 1000+
299 consumers MUs
Monthly
Total Number of 3394.87

consumers (DCU MVA Monthly Energy
installed) covered Billed
under DVC RAMR

HVPNL: RAMR Project (Subset of SAMAST Project)
Connectivity Central Location Meter Data

Substation Processing (MDP)
Network (SLDC)
Meter 1
Meter 2
Meter 3 GSM/GPRS/Internet
Data
Central Data Centre
Concentrato
Meter 4 (CDC)
r Unit(DCU)
● Import data from CDC

● Local Meter polling ● Collection of data from DCU ● Validation and
● Networking of meters through ● Validation and verification of Computation of data in
Ethernet data 5/15 min interval
● Conversion,compression and ● Storage in RDBMS and files ● DB should have suitable
storage in DCU ready for further processing interface with CDC

HVPNL: RAMR Project (Subset of SAMAST Project)
Demand Historical
Forecast Forecast
Forecast Seasonal
Logs Implications
Demand Forecast
Energy
Meter Data Contract / Schedule
Accounting
Processing PPA Submission
(MDP) & revisions
Automatic
Final Settlement
Meter Schedule
Implementa System
Reading Logs Integration with
tion
(AMR) ` Entity
other SLDC
ABT Scheduling applications
Registratio Payment
n (Master Accounting
Data)
Pre-registration
Master Data
Energy Deviation
Settlement and
Contract / PPA Application Accounting
Processing
Concurrence and Schedule

Scrutiny Generation
Payment and
Refund Open Access Transaction
Central Data
Centre (CDC)

KSEB: RAMR Project (Subset of SAMAST Project)
Meter Data Meter data

Entry Master Data &
Collection & Compulsion &
registration Mapping (AMR)
Processing Validation
Meter Data Processing

Data management
(MDP)
Data Accessibility Demand Historical

Forecast Forecast
Energy
Forecast Seasonal Accounting
Contract / PPA Integration with
Logs Implications
` Registration other SLDC
Load Forecast Module applications
Settlement
System
Application &
consents
Payment
Accounting
Contract / Schedule
Approvals & Submission
compliances PPA
& revisions
Final Energy Deviation

Schedule Settlement and
Implementa
Logs Accounting
Schedule generation tion
ABT Schedule Module
OA module

KSEB: Head End System
Collecting data from IEM ethernet port using IPSEC VPN

Tunnel Via DLMS Protocol.
Data Processing and storing of IEM data
Acquisition of meter data at predefined periodic interval

and on demand by the user.
Ability to redirect messages from MDM in order to reach

the desired meter
IEM clock synchronization with GPS clock / NTP Server

KSEB: Communication and Data Acquisition
4G (fallback 2G) ISP 1 Broadband KFON
TP Link Router
Switch (Optional)

KSEB: RAMR Architecture
Substations / OA Consumers / RE generators
Substations / Gen. stations Substations / Gen. stations
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Head End System & Meter Data Management at LD Centre

KSEB: Communication Network
ABT Meter ABT Meter
Virtual Subnet SSL VPN HES

SSL VPN
ABT Meter ABT Meter
VPN Layer
ETHERNET Internal OFC Network ETHERNET
ETHERNET Broadband
4G / LTE LTE Modem

KSEB: Meter Data Processing Workflow
Data
Other Software Applications

Data Data Computation &
Collection processing Validation
Centralized
Data Centre
MDP Database
METER DATA PROCESSING System

Completed/On-Going Projects
Innovating Technology & Empowering Humanity

Projects - Ongoing & Completed
Name of the Project & End Client Present Status
Renewable Energy Management Center (REMC) for Western Project delivered as a subcontractor to Siemens Limited. About 24.5 GW
Region Package of wind+solar capacity integrated through 4 REMCs.
End Client: WRLDC (POSOCO), MH-SLDC (MAHATRANSCO), GJ-SLDC Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management, Mobile
(GETCO), MP-SLDC (MPPTCL) Application, Cloud Storage with N Layer Security
Renewable Energy Management Center (REMC) for Southern Project delivered as a subcontractor to OSI India Limited. About 32.22
Region Package GW of wind+solar capacity integrated through 4 REMCs.
End Client: SRLDC (POSOCO), TN-SLDC (TANTRANSCO), AP-SLDC Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management, Mobile
(APTRANSCO), KA-SLDC (KPTCL) Application, Cloud Storage with N Layer Security
Renewable Energy Management Center (REMC) for Northern Project delivered as a subcontractor to OSI India Limited. About 19.2 GW
Region Package: of wind+solar capacity integrated through 3 REMCs.
End Client: NRLDC (POSOCO), RJ-SLDC (RRVPNL), NLDC (POSOCO) Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management, Mobile
Application, Cloud Storage with N Layer Security
Web-based Open Access software for MH-SLDC Project was delivered to MAHATRANSCO as an end user.
End Client: Maharashtra State Transmission Company Limited. Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management, Mobile
(MAHATRANSCO) Application, Cloud Storage with N Layer Security
RE-DSM Software for MH-SLDC Project delivered as a subcontractor to Siemens limited.

End Client: Maharashtra State Transmission Company Limited. Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management, Mobile
(MAHATRANSCO) Application, Cloud Storage with N Layer Security
Renewable Energy Management Center (REMC) for NLC India Awarded to REConnect Energy on 28th June, 2022 and completed on
End Client: Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLCIL) Nov 2022
Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management, Mobile
Application, Cloud Storage with N Layer Security
Demand Forecasting for Tamil Nadu - TANTRANSCO Project delivered as a solution provider in collaboration with Indian Wind
End Client: Tamil Nadu Transmission Corporation Limited. Power association (IWPA)
(TANTRANSCO) Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management, Mobile
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Projects: Ongoing & Completed
Name of the Project & End Client Present Status
Demand Forecasting for Haryana- UHBVNL under Powerthon’22 Project was delivered as a POC (1 month) and has been
End Client: Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (UHBVNL) selected for pilot phase for additional 12 months and later it
has been merged to commercial contract of HVPNL-SAMAST
Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management,
Mobile Application
Implementation of Scheduling, Accounting, Metering and Settlement of Awarded to REConnect Energy on 06th September, 2022
Transaction in Electricity (SAMAST) Framework in the State of Haryana -
HVPNL Project is under the execution phase and will be delivered in
End Client:Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited next 18 months
Brief Scope: Web Based Application with 13 Software
Modules,Database Management, Mobile Application along
with complete CDC and DR implementation
Establishment of Remote Automatic Meter Reading (RAMR) system for Awarded to REConnect Energy on 10th September, 2022
DVC consumer base and associated networking infrastructure along Project is still under the execution phase
with comprehensive AMC works. - DVC Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management,
End Client: Damodar Valley Corporation Mobile Application
Design, Development and Operation & Maintenance of Artificial Awarded to REConnect Energy on 03rd August, 2022
Intelligence & Machine Learning based Crop Pest & Health Management Brief Scope: Web Based Application,Database Management,
Solution Mobile Application
End Client: Raj COMP Info Services Limited (RISL)
Implementation of Scheduling, Accounting, Metering and Settlement of Awarded to REConnect Energy on 29th December, 2022
Transaction in Electricity (SAMAST) Framework in the State of Kerala
End Client: Kerala State Electricity Board Limited Project is still under the execution phase
Brief Scope: Web Based Application with 13 Software
Modules,Database Management, Mobile Application along
with complete CDC and DR implementation
@ REConnect Energy

Our Business - Vision, Mission, Objectives, Values
Vision
● Accelerate digital intelligence and climate resilience for energy assets# worldwide.
#
Any living or nonliving thing - producing, transferring, measuring or consuming energy is an energy asset.
Mission
● To create the world's most omnipresent digital energy platform enabling smart energy management for
our customers. And support global transition towards a clean, connected and sustainable energy
ecosystem.
Objectives
● We envisage a world where every energy asset is managed most optimally, consuming the least possible
energy and producing the maximum output. And this can be facilitated through a deeper digitalisation
using new age technologies like AI, Remote Sensing, IoT and Automation.
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Values
● Honesty. Integrity. Empathy. Towards work, and towards all the stakeholders connected directly and
indirectly with the organisation.

Our Business - Corporate Structure
REConnect Energy Solutions Limited

● Core Business - Climate Tech & Engineering
○ Renewables (Predictive analytics, Aggregation)
○ Utilities (Predictive Analytics, Grid Automation, Smart Grid
Solutions)
99.99% Ownership 100% Ownership 100% Ownership
REConnect Energy Trading REConnect Energy Technologies Limited (UK) clickpower India Limited
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● Core Business - Environmental Markets
● Core Business - Climate Tech & Env. ● Core Business - OTC Platform
Markets ○ Counterparty Discovery Platform
○ RECs, ESCERTs, iRECs, Carbon
○ Renewables, Utilities
○ Transaction Services
○ (to be) CERC Approved and
○ Env. Markets - iRECs, Carbon Regulated

GRIDConnect: Industry Use Cases
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The Journey
2010-13 2016-18 2020-25

01 ● Incorporated in 2010 03 05
● Tech Validation Phase ● Fully Integrated Tech Stack
● Focus: Environmental Markets
● Steady progress in Tech ● International Traction
(RECs, ESCERTs)
Deployments ● Enhance Deep Tech
● Built Largest Portfolio in India
● First Utility Scale Project from Expertise
GETCO, Gujarat ● Aim for Global Technology
Consolidation
● Emerge as a World Leader
in Digital Energy Tech.
2013-2016 2018-20
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● Exploration Phase ● Traction in Tech Phase
● Started pivoting to Tech ● Awarded 11 REMCs in India;
● Built first AI based Delivered Successfully
wind/solar/demand
forecasting
02 ●
●
Crossed 100 People Mark
Financial Independence from
04
● Investment from INFUSE Environmental Markets

Partnerships - Investors, Clients, Strategic
Alliances
Venture
Capital
Utility Scale
Projects
Renewable
Energy
Developers 58

GRIDConnect - Industry Loves it !
Best Indian Start-up, Indo-German Boot Camp (GIZ), Social Impact Lab - Berlin, Germany
Top 30 Global Energy Start-ups, NewEnergy Expo-2017, Astana, Kazakhstan
Economic Times, Top 50 Indian Startups, The Smart CEO - 2016, Bangalore, India
2020
Best Wind Energy Forecaster of the Year (2014/15/16/17/18/19), Indian Wind Energy Forum
Technology Start-up Enterprise of the Year (Energy & Utilities) - 2017, 24MRC Network, India
Top 100 Global Energy Start-ups-2017, Start-up energy transition Awards, Berlin, Germany
Digital India Awards, Digital Energy Solutions - 2017, Times Network, India
Industrial IoT Awards, IoTNext2017, Bangalore
Smart Startup of the Year, ISGF 2018, New Delhi, India
Outstanding Contribution in the field of IoT, IPPAI Power Awards 2018,

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Best Grid Management System, InnovatetoINSPIRE 2019, EESL, Mumbai
Best AI Tech in Energy Sector, IPPAI Power Awards - 2023, Belgundi
Winner of POWERTHON’22, REC Limited/MoP 2022, New Delhi
Winner of Energy Transition Innovation Challenge 2023, GEAPP, New Delhi

01
Operating in High Growth &
Competitive Market.
Why 02
Proven Scale. Ability to Scale
Internationally.
REConnect
03
Energy? Quick to Innovate and Time
to Market.
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04
Financial Prudence. Deep
Domain Expertise.
Confidential | 2022 REConnect Energy

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Enabling Automation for DISCOMs & Utilities across PAN India

Private and Conﬁdential

06th June 2024

© REConnect Energy | Private and Conﬁdential

© REConnect Energy | Private and Conﬁdential

Grid Dynamics Distributed

Generation Transmission Distribution Consumption

Flexibility through Automation &

Demand Side Management, Response

AI Capabilities; for Generation, Transmission, Distribution

Remote Sensing; for enhancing Asset Visibility

A Platform Built for the Entire Energy Industry. And Beyond.

© REConnect Energy | Private and Conﬁdential

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Smart Metering Data Analytics

Regulatory Compliance and Reporting Demand Supply Position mapping and

Demand Response Management Real-time Tamper detection

Smart Anomaly Detection

Theft identiﬁcation Load Proﬁling

Statistical Machine Predictive

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Protection of the Environment Enhanced Energy Security

Mitigation of Climate Change

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Measure various electrical

Remote and local

Manual reading Manual and local Manual, local automated

Storage capabilities for Storage capabilities for

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Limited visibility of Real-time visibility of

Support variable pricing Support variable pricing

No outage detection Real-time outage

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● Collecting real-time energy meter ● Various meter types

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➔ MODBUS ➔ MODBUS ➔ MODBUS and ➔ MODBUS and

SCADA DATA Can Collect by using

DATA Can Collect by using

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Collate Monthly Meter/Billing Data (kWh) for each meters.

Data collected from IoT Nodes at each poll to be mapped with

Mobile App Mobile App for Utility operators

Separate app for ﬁeld

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Beneﬁts for Utilities Beneﬁts for Consumers

Improved Grid Management Real-time Energy Monitoring

Remote Meter Reading Increased Awareness

Faster Detection of Outages More Accurate Billing

Demand Response Programs Remote Connection and Disconnection

Accurate and On-time Billing Flexible Tariff Options (Prepaid/

Energy Theft Detection

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Large utilities with

Large utilities with

Distribution companies with

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GRIDconnect Data Collection and

Connectivity HES Meter Data

● Import data from HES

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Remote Automatic & Advance Smart Meter Reading Infrastructure With Advance Data Analytics

Remote Automatic & Advance Smart Meter Reading Infrastructure With Advance Data Analytics