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This document outlines a professional series of courses on smart grid technology offered through UC Berkeley. The series is divided into six main topics: introducing the existing electricity grid, updating and upgrading to smart grid technology, integrating and managing the demand side. Each course provides a brief description addressing key issues within each topic area like transmission efficiency, infrastructure security, metering and home networks, microgrids, and energy efficient buildings. The series aims to educate participants on real-world benefits of smart grids and potential solutions through technical, economic and environmental perspectives.
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This document provides an overview of smart management of electric power grids. It discusses how smart grids use two-way communication between utilities and users to create an automated and distributed energy network. Key components of smart grids include smart meters that monitor energy usage in intervals and can remotely control appliances, information transfer networks to share data, and distributed generation from sources like solar panels. The document outlines benefits like improved reliability, efficiency, and ability to incorporate renewable energy through advanced monitoring and control enabled by smart grid technologies.
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CSIA 459: Evaluating Emerging Technologies
Technology Review #2: Emerging Application of Technology in a Critical Infrastructure
Annotated Bibliography for Smart Grid
11/25/2018
Introduction
The Smart Grid is the evolution of our current electric grid, using new technologies to optimize power conservation and delivery. The “Grid” refers to the electric grid, a network of transmission lines, substations, transformers and more that supply our homes or businesses with electricity from the power plant. The digital technology that enables two - way communication between the utility and its customers and the transmission line sensing is what makes the grid smart. Like the Internet, the Smart Grid consist of controls, computers, automation and new technologies and equipment working together, but in this case, these technologies work with the electrical grid to meet our rapidly changing electrical demand digitally. The Smart Grid is a unique opportunity to transform the energy industry into a new era of efficiency, affordability and reliability that will add value to our society.
Today, the demand for power continues to grow rapidly using more electronic devices than ever before and the current electrical system is outdated and totally depends on equipment nearing the end of its lifetime of use. Smart grids update this infrastructure to ensure that safety issues are addressed, and power is consistently delivered and that the system is managed competently. Without intelligent grid improvements, the old system, which is already close to capacity, will not be able to meet the future challenges. Cybersecurity solutions for critical energy infrastructure are essential in order to deliver reliable energy. In today's increasingly connected world, where cyber threats are highly sophisticated, it is unwise to think that energy supply systems are isolated or immune from compromise, but the Smart grid offers so many fundamental changes in human intelligence, prevention, management and recovery that, despite the introduction of new vulnerabilities, it essentially makes the electrical system safer.
Annotated Bibliography for Smart Grid
1. Pesesky, J. L. (2016). The vulnerabilities of the advanced metering infrastructure in the smart grid (Order No. 10154802). Available from ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (1836799165). Retrieved from http://ezproxy.umuc.edu/login?url=https://search-proquest-com.ezproxy.umuc.edu/docview/1836799165?accountid=14580
Justine Pesesky in his dissertation, talks about how the intelligent grid uses innovative technology to improve the experience of the consumer. The intelligent grid features allow intelligent appliances and smart meters to transmit information wirelessly to electrical utilities, and how the confident.
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This document provides an overview of smart grid physical protection. It discusses system reliability analysis and failures in protection mechanisms. For system reliability analysis, it describes methods to ensure reliability of distributed generation, measurement infrastructure, and the network before implementation. It also discusses empowering substations with decision-making abilities. For failures in protection mechanisms, it covers predicting and preventing failures, as well as identifying, diagnosing, and recovering from failures. The document provides examples of research in these areas and their approaches to improving smart grid reliability and protection.
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Smart grids integrate traditional and renewable energy sources to create an efficient, reliable, and sustainable electricity system. They use two-way communication between utilities and consumers to manage energy production and consumption. This allows for more efficient transmission of power, better integration of distributed energy resources, and demand response programs. Real-time monitoring throughout the network improves reliability, power quality, and integration of electric vehicles. However, fully implementing smart grid capabilities requires upgrading infrastructure like meters, distribution automation, and communication networks.
A Review Of Recent Development In Smart Grid And Micro Grid Laboratories
This document summarizes recent developments in smart grid and micro-grid laboratories. It first discusses key features of smart grids, including their decentralized structure and integration of renewable energy. It then reviews several micro-grid laboratory projects in Europe, the US, and Japan that test control systems and other smart grid technologies at small scales. Finally, it outlines ongoing work at UTeM to develop a laboratory-scale micro-grid system to study issues like distributed energy emulation, synchronization with the main grid, and islanding detection.
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since our electrical system consists of many interconnections .in order to have a proper transmission we need grid if we incorporate some sensors it results in smart grid .today grid system consists of all interconnection tapping points
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The document discusses the need to transform the existing power grid into a smart grid to address issues like poor monitoring, increasing energy demands, and high carbon footprints. It outlines several key priorities and technologies needed for smart grid development, including wide area situational awareness, advanced metering infrastructure, distributed grid management, demand response, electric storage, cyber security, electric transportation, and network communications standards. The goal is to create a modern, intelligent power grid that can efficiently transmit electricity from diverse energy sources to customers through a distributed architecture enabled by digital technologies and two-way communication networks.
smart sensor control for energy saving in DC grid led lighting system
This document summarizes a research article that proposes using a smart personal sensor network to control a DC grid powered LED lighting system for energy savings. The key points are:
1) A smart personal sensor network would be distributed throughout a building to monitor indoor conditions, control interactions between lighting and occupants, and optimize energy usage of building lights.
2) Unlike fluorescent lights that require AC power, LED lights are DC and using a DC grid would avoid conversion losses from powering them with AC.
3) Experimental results showed the proposed smart LED lighting system achieved around 44% energy savings compared to the original AC fluorescent system, while maintaining similar lighting performance.
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- 1. PROFESSIONAL SERIES IN Smart Grid Technology Learn more at extension.berkeley.edu/spos/smartgrid.html Objective Course Title Brief Description Introducing the Existing Electricity Grid Smart Grids: Introduction EL ENG X423 Reviews real-world value propositions, business perspectives and solution scenarios; reveals potential benefits for improved efficiencies. Smart Grids: Energy-Efficient Transmission EL ENG X423.1 Addresses the technical, economic and environmental issues of energy transmis-sion and distribution; outage-management systems; benefits of substation automation and distribution automation; demand con-trol systems; and infrastructure security. Smart Grids: Command and Control EL ENG X423.2 Reviews communication technology necessary to control the network from the generation site to the end appliance in a residential home. Updating and Upgrading to Smart Grid Technology Smart Grids: Metering and Home Area Networks EL ENG X423.3 Introduces the smart grid business model that uses consumer portals, automatic sensors, home networking and advanced metering infrastructure. Smart Grids: Internet of Things EL ENG X423.4 Translates linking and sharing of data to linking and sharing for smart objects. Smart Grids: Microgrids EL ENG X423.5 Examines distributed generation, wind, photovoltaics, fuel cells, SCADA systems, securing smart grids, matching community needs, smart meters and devices in the context of establishing microgrids. Integrating and Managing the Demand Side Smart Grids: Energy-Efficient Buildings EL ENG X423.6 Introduces demand-side management, user-demand response, rate structures, energy-usage patterns, energy-efficiency strategies, connecting alternative energy systems and integration with modern green building practices. ©2013 by the Regents of the University of California E&T 112SP845 Smart Grid Program 11/13 rev Course Suite Detail