“Alstom is a strong leader in IT and automation technologies for energy and transportation infrastructure and thus well-positioned in that space [smart city],” remarks Laurent Schmitt, Vice President, Smart Grid Solutions, Alstom
 Alstom is very active in global and local smart city projects. The organisation has built up a strong expertise and technological know-how through many eco-city demonstration projects. In a conversation with EPR, Laurent Schmitt shares how Alstom successfully brings the knowledge and capacity to integrate all kinds of power generation.
Alstom in developing smart citiesA smart city is a concept of transversal optimisation to deliver energy, water, transportation, public health and safety, and other key services to empower cities to run better and control critical infrastructure operations while providing a clean, economic and safe environment to the people. For Alstom, it’s more than just a proof-of-concept. Alstom is very active in global and local smart city projects, building up a strong expertise and technological know-how through many eco-city demonstration projects that are under implementation worldwide such as Philadelphia, Las Vegas in the US, Dublin or Rotterdam in Europe. Alstom grid innovation is helping bridge the gap between existing technology and the rapidly evolving digital era with new information and telecommunication technologies. Alstom also brings the knowledge and capacity to integrate all kinds of power generation — renewable, thermal and storage — which translates into significant environmental, social, technological and economic savings for the cities.
Helping smart city become smarterAlstom is a strong leader in IT and automation technologies for energy and transportation infrastructure and thus well-positioned in that space. It has already designed a reference smart city architecture, which can be used as a backbone for rapid smart city deployment. Alstom has the expertise in key smart grid technologies to reach the end consumer or the smart city, through partnerships. This strategy positions Alstom across the entire energy value chain from power generation to end consumer. Its different solutions are:

Real-time two-way information technology system
Energy storage capacity at city level, with integrated dynamic forecasting and communication technologies to store or incorporate renewable energy into the grid and help balance overall demand to production
Intermittent renewable energy integration on the city electrical grid: wind, solar, thermal

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“Alstom is a strong leader in IT and automation technologies for energy and transportation infrastructure and thus well-positioned in that space [smart city],” remarks Laurent Schmitt, Vice President, Smart Grid Solutions, Alstom
 Alstom is very active in global and local smart city projects. The organisation has built up a strong expertise and technological know-how through many eco-city demonstration projects. In a conversation with EPR, Laurent Schmitt shares how Alstom successfully brings the knowledge and capacity to integrate all kinds of power generation.
Alstom in developing smart citiesA smart city is a concept of transversal optimisation to deliver energy, water, transportation, public health and safety, and other key services to empower cities to run better and control critical infrastructure operations while providing a clean, economic and safe environment to the people. For Alstom, it’s more than just a proof-of-concept. Alstom is very active in global and local smart city projects, building up a strong expertise and technological know-how through many eco-city demonstration projects that are under implementation worldwide such as Philadelphia, Las Vegas in the US, Dublin or Rotterdam in Europe. Alstom grid innovation is helping bridge the gap between existing technology and the rapidly evolving digital era with new information and telecommunication technologies. Alstom also brings the knowledge and capacity to integrate all kinds of power generation — renewable, thermal and storage — which translates into significant environmental, social, technological and economic savings for the cities.
Helping smart city become smarterAlstom is a strong leader in IT and automation technologies for energy and transportation infrastructure and thus well-positioned in that space. It has already designed a reference smart city architecture, which can be used as a backbone for rapid smart city deployment. Alstom has the expertise in key smart grid technologies to reach the end consumer or the smart city, through partnerships. This strategy positions Alstom across the entire energy value chain from power generation to end consumer. Its different solutions are:

Real-time two-way information technology system
Energy storage capacity at city level, with integrated dynamic forecasting and communication technologies to store or incorporate renewable energy into the grid and help balance overall demand to production
Intermittent renewable energy integration on the city electrical grid: wind, solar, thermal

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