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Smart Grid
Prepared By : Islam Ramadan

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Utility Grid & Smart Grid

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 Our current Electric grid was conceived more than 100 years ago
when electricity needs were simple and most homes had only small energy
 The grid was designed for utilities to deliver electricity to consumers homes
It was limited with one-way interaction makes it difficult for the grid to respond to
the ever-changing and rising energy demands of the 21st century

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 The smart grid introduces a two-way dialogue where electricity and
information can be exchanged between the utility and its customers
 it's a developing network of communications controls computers
automation and new technologies and tools working together
 This Make grid more efficient more reliable more secure and greener

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 The smart grid will replace the aging infrastructure of today's grid
and utilities can better communicate with us to help and manage
our electricity needs
 The Smart Grid represents an unprecedented opportunity to move
the energy industry into a new era of reliability, availability, and
efficiency that will contribute to our economic and environmental
health

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Smart Home
&
Smart Meter

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 The smart home communicates with
the grid and enables consumers
to manage their electricity usage
 Measuring a home's electricity
consumption more frequently through
a smart meter

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 Through a smart meter utilities can provide their customer with
much better information to manage their electricity Bills
 Inside the smart home a home area network or HAN connects
smart appliances thermostats ( Sensors ) and other electric devices
to an energy management system ( Smart Meter )

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 The smart grid enables newer generation technologies to be integrated
such as DG ( wind and solar energy ) production in addition to plug-in electric
vehicle charging with our participation as informed consumers
 Renewable resources such as wind and solar are a sustainable and growing
source for electric power however renewable power sources are variable
by nature and add complexity to normal grid operations the smart grid
provides the data and automation needed to enable solar panels and wind
farms

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Energy Management (load side Management )

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 Smart appliances and devices will adjust their run schedule to
reduce electricity demand on the grid at critical times and lower
consumers energy bills
 these smart devices can be controlled and scheduled through
Smart Meter

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 Smart grid will enable utilities to manage and moderate electricity
usage with the cooperation of their customers especially during
peak demand times
 as a result utilities will be able to reduce their operating costs by
deferring electricity usage away from peak hours ( Peak Shaving )
and having appliances and devices run at other times ( scheduling )

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 The smart grids distribution intelligence counters the energy
fluctuations and outages by automatically identifying problems
in rerouting and restoring power delivery
 utilities can further use distribution intelligence to predict in
electricity usage with the co-operation of their customers leading
to lower production cost