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    The document defines key components and technologies that make up a smart grid, including advanced metering infrastructure, distribution automation, renewable integration, sensors, communication networks, and more. It explains that a smart grid uses two-way digital communication to enable real-time interaction between electricity producers and consumers to improve reliability, efficiency, sustainability, and integration of renewable energy sources. The smart grid incorporates automatic monitoring, control, and response capabilities across generation, transmission, distribution, and consumer levels.

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    The document defines key components and technologies that make up a smart grid, including advanced metering infrastructure, distribution automation, renewable integration, sensors, communication networks, and more. It explains that a smart grid uses two-way digital communication to enable real-time interaction between electricity producers and consumers to improve reliability, efficiency, sustainability, and integration of renewable energy sources. The smart grid incorporates automatic monitoring, control, and response capabilities across generation, transmission, distribution, and consumer levels.

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    SMART GRID

    Whats under smart Grid ?


    Advanced Distribution Automation (ADA) Advanced Monitoring & Control Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Analytical & Diagnostic Devices & Systems Automated Mapping (AM) Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) Billing Printing Business Analytics/Business Intelligence Call Centers Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) Condition Based Field Data Devices (RTU, PLC, etc.) Field Force Management (FFM) Generation Management Systems (GMS) Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) Grid Sensors Home Area Networks (HANs) Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs) Local & Wide Area Networks (LANs/WANs) Measurement & Control Meters/Metering Meter Data Management (MDM)

    Inspection (CBI) Condition Based Monitoring/Maintenance (CBM) Customer Information Systems (CIS) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Customer Service Communications, Networking Strategies & Connectivity Cyber-security & Data Integrity Data Visualization Demand Response/Load Management (DR/LM) Demand Side Management (DSM)

    Mobile Data & Mobile Computing Solutions Modeling & Simulation Non-operational Data Management Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) Protection & Control Devices & Systems Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Remote Terminal Units (RTUs) Renewables Integration Sensors (Wired & Wireless) Substation Automation Substation Controllers & Gateways

    Distributed Generation/ Distributed Resources (DG/DR) Distribution Automation (DA) Distribution Management Systems (DMS) Electronic Bill Payment & Presentment (EBPP) Energy Management Systems (EMS) Energy Storage Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Facilities Management (FM) Fault Detection, Isolation & Restoration

    Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) Synchrophasors (aka PMUs) Transformers, Switches & Breakers Transmission & Distribution Management Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) Volt/Var Control Work Management Systems (WMS)

    Whats the Smart Grid ?


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    Smart Grid is digitalizing the Electricity network for the sake of enabling 2 way flow of information between the generation & consuming sides & interacting upon the real time status with ability of predicting upcoming events and the trend and alerting or taking proactive actions. Objectives:

    Reliability Flexibility in network Efficiency Sustainability Bidirectional energy ( Renewable Energy) Environmental objectives

    Smart Grid Drivers

    Essences of Smart Grid:


    Communication
    Automatic Responding Integration

    Alerting

    Measuring

    Integrated Platform
    Reporting

    (S/W)

    Monitoring

    Prediction

    controlling

    Processing & Analyzing

    Information

    Smart Grid Levels:

    Generation Distribution

    Transmission Consumer

    Tradition versus Smart Grid:

    Companies in Smart Grid:

    ICT
    ABB Accenture Aclara Alstom Cisco eMeter
    Iskraemeco SAP

    Energy Measurement
    CURRENT Group Echelon Elster GE Grid Net IBM

    Energy Automation
    Siemens Silver Spring Networks SmartSynch Structure Telvent Tropos Ventyx

    Itron KEMA Landis+Gyr S&C Schneider Sensus


    Oracle

    Thank You

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