The smart grid of the future

As Figure shows, the smart grid is therefore expected to emerge as a well-planned plug-and-play integration of  smart microgrids that will be interconnected through dedicated highways for command, data, and power exchange.  The emergence of these smart microgrids and the degree  of their interplay and integration will be a function of rapidly escalating smart grid capabilities and requirements. It is also expected that not all microgrids will be created equal. Depending on their diversity of load, the mix of primary energy sources, and the geography and economics at work in particular areas, among other factors, microgrids will be built with different capabilities, assets, and structures.

Source:
Hassan Farhangi “The Path of the Smart Grid” IEEE Power & Energy Mazagine. January/February 2010. Pag 18 -28.

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