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Utility Needs and Smart Grid for Major Storm Events July 11, 2013 Edward Gray, PE Director – Transmission and Distribution Engineering * PSEG Overview Demographics Approximately 2.2 Million Electric Customers Service Territory 2,600 square miles Electric System 274 Switching and Substations 68% of Customers in 13kV Automated Loop Scheme SCADA Control at 32% of Customer Circuits OMS, GIS and Crew Mobile devices since 2002 PA Consulting Awards National Reliability Rewards 5 of the last 8 years ReliabilityOne Award Mid-Atlantic Last 11 years * * Recent Major Storm Events 4 Largest Storm Events have occurred in the last 3 years * StartDate End Date Storm Name Rank Extended Customers Interrupted 10/27/12 11/15/12 Hurricane Sandy 1 2,014,516 08/27/11 09/04/11 Hurricane Irene 2 872,492 10/29/11 11/06/11 Wet Snow Storm 3 674,512 03/13/10 03/20/10 NorEaster 4 607,403 * Hurricane Sandy - Impacts and Response Sandy Impacts 2 million Customers impacted 90% lost power during the event 14 Switching Stations affected – 33% 7 Flooded, 6 Out, 1 Bus Section Failure 51 transmission lines out, all Station Issues – 33% 96 PSEG Substations affected – 39% 20 Flooded, 76 Out Planning immediately was focused on prioritizing transmission lines to be reenergized to restore switching and substations with the largest customer counts Work began immediately after flood waters receded at the stations and once wind gusts dropped below 40 mph in the divisions * * Major Storm Events – Common Themes Multiple Damage locations on Circuits 48,000 tree locations in Hurricane Sandy Loop scheme ineffective Damage behind fuses/devices after initial power loss Scalable logistics key to restoration Work identification, Assignment and Execution with mutual aid crews Loss of device communication Telephone lines lost Customers demand improved communications * * Logistics Challenge – Sandy Mutual Assistance Timeline Sandy Starts * * PSEG Proposed Solutions Energy Strong Filing Focused on Major s