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Blog
This was originally posted on LinkedIn.
As digital industrial transformation continues to take hold, many seemingly disparate industries are coming together more than ever before to collaborate and solve a range of technological and societal challenges.
A good case in point is the automotive and the energy sectors.
Transportation has always placed a huge demand on the grid, so the two sectors have always been natural bedfellows. However, two disruptive global trends are driving the two closer together:
Conservative estimates predict there will be around 40 million electric vehicles on Europe’s roads by 2040. Great for the environment, but this mainstreaming of electric vehicles throws up a multitude of questions for both sectors.
As energy demand from intelligent transport systems increases, there are a few tough questions to answer: Where will all the extra energy come from, and to what degree will it be from renewable sources? Can the existing grid's copper infrastructure cope with increased demand? and what happens if everyone tries to charge their electric car at the same time?
GE has a long history and deep expertise working with power and utility customers across Europe. Network operators pre-empted the growth of ‘vehicle to grid’ requirements and have been developing future infrastructure models for many years. What’s new is the huge impact that digital transformation and data offers in accelerating solutions and creating opportunities for new business models.
Traditionally, innovation in the power sector has occurred in the high voltage network–at the point of generation. This time the disruption is happening in the low voltage network–much closer to the consumer. Infrastructure investments needs to be made to meet the demand on the grid from private users of electric cars and public transport operators opting for electric fleets and wanting to charge.
Rolling out more copper across the grid might seem to be the most obvious choice, but would be impractical and very expensive. Predictive data analytics could help address concerns about drivers simultaneously charging at peak times and causing power outages.
I can easily envisage a scenario in which power network operators and automotive OEMs collaborate to access on-vehicle diagnostic and battery device data, as well as tracking and GPS information, to analyze drivers’ behavior, and then be in a position to accurately predict when and where they are likely to charge.
Overlaying the data and information from today’s connected vehicles on top of the grid providers’ data (for example about the supply of wind power), would enable more nimble demand forecasting and the ability to manage peaks and troughs more efficiently.
Seismic shifts in customer behavior are impacting automotive OEMs’ business models–across their value chains.
With vehicle sales generally expected to decline over the coming years, consumers are instead opting for attractive financing options, or making use services like Uber, Lyft, and even Zipcar.
OEMs have already started to transform into mobility service providers. This means they will have to look for new revenue streams outside their traditional business areas. Another perfect opportunity to collaboration and co-create with the energy sector.
Take batteries as an example. In the future, customers might buy a car, but given its shorter lifespan might sign a separate lease for the battery with the same OEM or with different vendor–such as an energy provider. Either way the battery–a rich source of data itself-would then be managed and maintained separately from the vehicle. In fact some are already starting to innovate their business models here–such as OVO, the energy company who are willing to buy your car battery from you–in return for using it to balance out local power grids.
Then by creating an information infrastructure using and acting on data from the connected vehicle and the battery--the OEM would be able to predict service and maintenance needs, and use the data to achieve productivity and efficiency gains across the entire manufacturing value chain. While the energy company will be able to analyze and predict charging behaviors in greater depth.
One day car owners will be able to both buy energy to charge their vehicle, but also have a mechanism to sell back surplus energy to their provider. Using data and innovation to create such innovative models and revenue streams can only empower the consumer further and create a stronger customer experience.
So, will your car brand eventually become your energy supplier, or vice versa?
One thing is for sure. When industries come together to solve problems then the results can often drive deep societal change and behavior.
Those same societal and behavioral changes also work in reverse and are clearly playing a role in shaping technological and digital transformation in the automotive and energy sectors.
And that’s a win for everyone.
Putting industrial data to work.
GE Digital is a leading industrial software company - transforming how our customers solve the toughest challenges by putting industrial data to work. We bring simplicity, speed, and scale to our customers' digital transformation with industrial software that delivers breakthrough business outcomes. By partnering with our customers to transform industry, our software is enabling power-generating assets to be more efficient and reliable, the electrical grid to be more secure and resilient, flights to be more efficient, and manufacturing to be smarter and reduce waste.
Industrial Internet at Work is a new video series from GE Digital that takes an in-depth look at how automotive companies can accelerate their digital transformation and remain competitive through the disruptive changes that are shaping the industry.
Attend the live premiere of episode one to hear automotive industry experts from Capgemini, GE Additive, and GE Digital discuss the current state of the automotive industry and the biggest trend lines that are influencing it, as well as how to leverage the right industrial applications to help your company capitalize on the upcoming disruptions.