Smart Grid Technology

Mrunal M. Kapse; Nilofar R. Patel; Shruti K. Narayankar; Prof. Sachin A. Malvekar; Dr. Kazi Kutubuddin Sayyad Liyakat

doi:10.55529/ijitc.26.10.17

Authors

Mrunal M. Kapse Student, Electrical Engineering Department, SSWCOE, Solapur, Maharashtra, India.
Nilofar R. Patel Student, Electrical Engineering Department, SSWCOE, Solapur, Maharashtra, India
Shruti K. Narayankar Student, Electrical Engineering Department, SSWCOE, Solapur, Maharashtra, India
Prof. Sachin A. Malvekar Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering Department, SSWCOE, Solapur, Maharashtra, India
Dr. Kazi Kutubuddin Sayyad Liyakat Associate Professor, Department of AI & DS, SSWCOE, Solapur, (MS), India

Keywords:

Smart Grid; SCADA; AMR; Load Forecasting;

Abstract

Right a vertically integrated utility is one that has been managed by a centralised body since the commencement of the production of electrical energy. In order to address the needs of electricity consumers in the twenty-first century, a new technology known as "Smart Grid" has been devised. Decentralization of industries has been expanding day by day. In this essay, we will examine the meaning of the term "smart grid," its advantages, as well as the various technologies used in it. The traditional electrical power system has been replaced by the smart grid thanks to its different technologies. In the past, when smart grid technology wasn't available, we had to deal with a lot of power outage issues, such as substation or generating unit failure. In order to achieve energy efficiency, the smart grid employs smart pricing strategies and renewable energy sources. Today's globe has seen the effective emergence of smart grid as a means of delivering electricity at the lowest cost and highest quality. We'll talk more about the specifics of smart grid technologies later.