Smart Grid Technologies Smart grid technologies have become increasingly important in the modern world as we strive to create more sustainable and efficient energy systems. These technologies encompass a wide range of tools and systems that aim to modernize the existing electrical grid infrastructure, ...
Regulators should oppose smart grid because it is necessarily inequitable, but that there are important equity concerns that need to be addressed. Each particular smart grid strategy and plan proposed by a utility must be carefully assessed not only for the plan's asserted benefits and costs but ...
aThe “smart grid” refers to various efforts to modernize the power grid through the application of alternate sources of energy and intelligent devices. The present national interest in smart grid applications has generated many questions concerning the role of distribution engineering in the future. ...
While many questions still surround the creation and deployment of the smart grid, the need for a reliable communications infrastructure is indisputable. Developers of the IEEE 1901.2 standard identified difficult channel conditions characteristic of low-frequency powerline communications and implemented an ...
Smart Grid solutions mean more than just making electricity meters more accurate or easier to read. Utilities also need to be able to collect real-time grid statistics important for determining grid health and operating their network more efficiently; provide flexible energy usage programs; and be ...
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Smart Grid (SG) technology utilizes advanced network communication and monitoring technologies to manage and regulate electricity generation and transport. However, this increased reliance on technology and connectivity also introduces new vulnerabilities, making SG communication networks susceptible to large-sca...
Getting full utility out of smart grid data As these examples demonstrate, smart grid analytics plays a role in several different parts of the utility business, and a single analytical technique can answer very different questions. For example, you can use predictive modeling to anticipate asset ...
CE: Most Control Engineering readers have heard of the Smart Grid. However, they may not have given a lot of thought to the two different sides of the grid- the supply side and the demand side. Opto 22 has taken a special interest in educating automation professionals about the demand side...
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