The presentation covers the implementation and benefits of smart grid technology in energy management, focusing on its ability to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and support informed decision-making for consumers and energy suppliers. Challenges include high costs, consumer perception issues, privacy concerns, and the need for infrastructure upgrades. The document also advocates for consumer participation and highlights the integration of smart water systems as part of the smart grid initiative.

1. Welcome
to
Our Presentation

2. What's the Buzz on Smart
Grids?
CASE STUDY

3. Shahedul Alam Khan
Lecturer
Department of Business Administration
Leading University, Sylhet.

5. Using Digital technology
to deliver electricity from
suppliers to consumers.
Save
energy
Reduce
costs
Increase
reliability and
transparency

6.  Allow both consumers and energy companies to make
more intelligent decisions regarding energy
consumption and production.

7. Smart Grid
Digital system
informative
Existing
Infrastructure
Analog system
vague
Hard to make
decision
Decision
making

9. Networks and switches for power
management.
Sensor and monitoring devices to track
energy usage and distribution trends.
Systems to provide energy suppliers and
consumers with usage data.
Communications systems to relay data along
the entire energy supply system.
Systems linked to programmable appliances
to run them when energy is least costly.

10. 
•Ability to respond
to service problems
more rapidly and
efficiently.
Lower costs
& pollution

11.  Their ability to detect sources of power outages more
quickly and precisely at the individual household level.

12.  in Asia continent
 China, south Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia are trying to
implement smart technology in their power sector.
 Our neighborhood country India, has already started
flagship programs
 to implement such technology in 14 states
 U.S & U.K smart technologies are first experimented.

13. It has to be installed, virtually everywhere.
The creation of an intuitive end-user interface.
High costs
Customers perspective. (intrusive, regulation of usage
inside homes, up front costs, cyber attacks, privacy
implications, boost of energy rate)

15.  Use of high information technology
 Provide information to both
energy suppliers & consumers

16.  Improved decisions making
 Reduce power wastage
 Lower costs & pollution
 Increased employment opportunities

17. The issues that should be deemed in
developing a smart grid

18.  Convince consumers to switch over to the smart grid
system
 Shown how the utilization of the smart grid will
benefit

19.  Provide information feedback efficiently
 consumers to overcoming the intrusive feelings
 Develop privacy system of consumers

20.  Operating budgets & profits
 Implementation of appropriate
structure

21.  Networks and switches for power management.
 Sensor and monitoring devices to track energy
usage and distribution trends.
 Systems to provide energy suppliers and
consumers with usage data.
 Communications systems to relay data along the
entire energy supply system.
 Systems linked to programmable appliances to
run them when energy is least costly.

23.  Using websites & mobile phones to monitor their
energy usage

24. I think the Challenges that can hamper to the
development of smart grid as next

25.  Expensive technology
 Installing two-way meters
•Non-user friendly
Dashboard

26. Challenges behind Development(Contd.)
 Retrofitting infrastructure
 Potential economic impact on
energy companies
 Probability of cyber attack and
loss of privacy
 Intrusiveness and confusing
about technology

27. The different areas of infrastructure the smart
grid can contribute as next

28.  A smart meter is a normal water meter connected to a
data logger that allows for the continuous monitoring
of water consumption.
Smart water system
 Uses of smart water meters together with the latest
technologies
 Provides real time data to better monitor water usage,
distribution and problems such as leakage.

29.  Monitor water flows much like electric usage
 Turn off lawn sprinklers during the heat of the day or based on
predetermined schedules
 Use monitors in lawns and around plants and shrubs to prevent
over- or under-watering
 Monitor evaporation rates
 Monitor pools, fountains, and other water features for usage

30.  More efficient operations
 Customer service
 Environment
 Resilience
 Flexibility
 Affordability

33. I think my home and community must be a part of
smart grids system because

34.  Ensure transparent billing system
 Help to reduce costs of unnecessary power
 Help the authority to make proper distribution of
resources
 Help to detect the amount of power contributed by
family and communities in the national grid
 Reduce tension of power users regarding ghostly bill
expenses
 Besides proper distribution of power ensure healthy
environment

35.  Though have challenges it’s really smarter

36.  Have to reduce costs of related technologies by further
extensive research
 Technology investments should pursue complementary
assets
 Develop user friendly technology
 Need help of federal government & private sectors
 Promote Mass awareness

38. Thank you