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ISO/IEC JTC 1 SWG Smart Grid

SWG-SG N 0075. ISO/IEC JTC 1 SWG Smart Grid. Ron Ambrosio, SWG Convenor Jennifer Garner, SWG Secretariat ISO/IEC JTC 1 Plenary November 5 - 10, 2012 Jeju Island, Korea. committee overview. s cope of committee

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ISO/IEC JTC 1 SWG Smart Grid

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  1. SWG-SG N 0075 ISO/IEC JTC 1 SWG Smart Grid Ron Ambrosio, SWG Convenor Jennifer Garner, SWG Secretariat ISO/IEC JTC 1 Plenary November 5 - 10, 2012 Jeju Island, Korea

  2. committee overview • scope of committee • Identify market requirements and standardization gaps within the JTC1 programs of work, especially with respect to interoperability, and recommend actions to JTC 1 and its SCs; promote use of JTC 1 smart grid standards by other SDOs and industry when appropriate; coordinate with IEC, ISO, ITU-T and other SDOs and industry groups • national body participants • Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Republic of Korea, The Netherlands, Singapore, United Kingdom, United States, SC 6, SC 22, SC 25, SC 32 and WG 7 • liaisons • ISO/TC 215/WG 7 - Health Informatics Devices • EU Smart Grid-Coordinating Group • CEN/CENELEC/ETSI Joint Working Group on Smart Meters • U.S. NIST Smart Grid Interoperability Panel • U.S. Dept. of Energy GridWise Architecture Council (informal)

  3. JTC 1 critical to smart grids • Much of JTC 1’s body of work is directly or indirectly relevant to the needs and objectives of the smart grid space • Many technologies already being applied in smart grid work come from JTC 1 • We believe there is more work that would benefit smart grid designers and implementers, but which may need to be actively promoted to increase awareness.

  4. summary of 2012 activity • Ten teleconferences held, beginning December 2011 • Work plan status: • Respond to JTC 1 Resolution 52 - SWG on Smart Grid Contribution to IEC Strategic Group 3 - Lead: Ron Ambrosio – Completed (SWG-SG N 0047) • Respond to JTC 1 Resolution 53 - SWG on Smart Grid Liaison Report to IEC Strategic Group 3 - Lead: Ron Ambrosio – Completed (SWG-SG N 0047) • Respond to JTC 1 Resolution 54 - SWG on Smart Grid Awareness Plan – Completed (SWG-SG N 0073) • Respond to JTC 1 Resolution 55 - SWG on Smart Grid Liaison and Harmonization Strategic Plan – Draft in progress (SWG-SG N 0072) • Respond to JTC 1 Resolution 56 - SWG on Smart Grid Education Presentation – Completed (SWG-SG N 0066) • Respond to JTC 1 Resolution 57 - SWG on Smart Grid Terms of Reference – Completed (SWG-SG N 0069) • Major milestone: secured a permanent seat on IEC SMB SG 3

  5. awareness plan • Target SDOs and other organizations identified in the JTC 1 SWG-SG Liaison and Harmonization Plan, to increase effectiveness of collaboration • Target public/private partnerships in various geographies – valuable due to their broad, cross-organizational participation • Target the Global Smart Grid Federation and its various country and regional affiliated organizations

  6. awareness plan • General awareness – collateral material • One-page PDF flier explaining JTC 1’s role in smart grids • One or more white papers with in-depth discussions of specific JTC 1 activities (e.g., SC 25/WG 1 paper) • Special material as deemed necessary to address specific issues or opportunities that arise • Consider creating a JTC 1 Smart Grid “landing zone” on the home page, linked with IEC Smart Grid Portal

  7. liaison and harmonization plan • Initial target list created, and under review • Examples include IEC activities (PC 118, TC 57 WGs, …), ITU-T SG 15 activities, ZigBee Alliance SEP work, OASIS activities • List must be prioritized • Process being defined that will be followed for each targeted organization • e.g., initial outreach using Awareness Plan collateral • Perform mapping to JTC 1 SCs and WGs

  8. terms of reference • The following modifications are proposed

  9. discussion • Need to execute on these plans - 2012 work has established the roadmap • Increase awareness of JTC 1 • Coordinate JTC 1 work with other SDOs and organizations • JTC 1 still not “top of mind” in smart grid community • Seat on IEC SG 3 is a start, but lots more to do on awareness building so it becomes self sustaining

  10. discussion • There are several organizations whose work overlaps or conflicts with JTC 1 • Establish liaisons from appropriate JTC 1 SCs based on Liaison and Harmonization Plan • Smart Grid education for relevant JTC 1 SCs and WGs still needs to be done, now that the educational material has been created • Estimate it will take 12-18 months to accomplish these goals

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