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    The document summarizes a seminar presentation on smart grids. [1] It introduces smart grids as an intelligent electricity delivery system that allows for two-way communication between energy suppliers and consumers. [2] Key components of smart grids are discussed, including smart meters that monitor energy use, integrated communication systems, and advanced sensing and metering. [3] Both the advantages, like reduced costs and increased reliability, and disadvantages, like security and privacy concerns, of smart grids are outlined.

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    The document summarizes a seminar presentation on smart grids. [1] It introduces smart grids as an intelligent electricity delivery system that allows for two-way communication between energy suppliers and consumers. [2] Key components of smart grids are discussed, including smart meters that monitor energy use, integrated communication systems, and advanced sensing and metering. [3] Both the advantages, like reduced costs and increased reliability, and disadvantages, like security and privacy concerns, of smart grids are outlined.

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    The document summarizes a seminar presentation on smart grids. [1] It introduces smart grids as an intelligent electricity delivery system that allows for two-way communication between energy suppliers and consumers. [2] Key components of smart grids are discussed, including smart meters that monitor energy use, integrated communication systems, and advanced sensing and metering. [3] Both the advantages, like reduced costs and increased reliability, and disadvantages, like security and privacy concerns, of smart grids are outlined.

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    The key takeaways are that a smart grid is an intelligent electricity delivery system that allows two-way communication between suppliers and consumers using technologies like smart meters. It aims to more efficiently distribute electricity through decentralization and by tracking usage.

    A smart grid is an intelligent electricity delivery system that allows two-way communication between energy suppliers and consumers. It uses technologies like smart meters to monitor energy usage and allow suppliers to better manage demand.

    Some components of a smart grid include integrated communication systems, advanced sensing and metering technologies, measurement infrastructure, and decision support systems.

    GOVT.

    ENGINEERING COLLEGE AJMER


    1

    SEMINAR
    On
    SMART GRID- FUTURE
    ELECTRIC GRID
    Supervised By: Submitted By:
    Mr. DEV PRATAP MAHTO RAMESH KUMAWAT
    Mr. AMIT KUMAR TANEJA (15EEAEE036)
    Ms. SHIVANI DWIVEDI
    (Assistant professor)

    Seminar presentation 1-May-19


    CONTENT
    2

    • Introduction
    • What is Smart Grid?
    • Decentralization
    • How Smart Grid is used?
    • Comparison
    • Smart Grid components
    • Advantages
    • Disadvantages
    • Smart Grid Future
    • Conclusion

    Seminar presentation 1-May-19


    WHAT IS SMART GRID?
    3

     An intelligent electricity- delivery system:


     energy suppliers and consumers: interconnect through a network
     Smart meters:
     are installed at homes and business
     monitor energy consumption
     transmit that information back to energy providers
     Energy providers :
     track energy consumption
     automatically throttle down energy consumption on a granular level when
    demand gets too high.

    Seminar presentation 1-May-19


    Block diagram of Smart Grid
    Decentralization
    5

    To form grids which are more smart, receptive


    and flexible than present power grids, Smart
    grid employ decentralization process
    Substation: Information gathering
    and decision making
    Electricity dispatching center:
    strategic management of grid
    intelligence
    Computerized management:
    transmission and distribution

    Seminar presentation 1-May-19


    WHO ARE USING SMART
    GRID?
    6

     Individual consumers

     Corporate participation

     Government regulators

    Seminar presentation 1-May-19


    HOW SMART GRID IS USED?
    7

     Faster communication between the energy company


    and the end consumer

     Electricity is sent from:

    Energy Distribution destination


    company center

     Allows energy companies to track areas of high use,


    identify possible outages, and provide the proper
    service.
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    COMPARISON
    8
    Characteristics Components
    9

    Integrated communication
    systems
    Eco-
    friendly Advanced Sensing
    Self-
    Economic
    healing
    Metering
    Well-
    Resilient
    executed
    Measurement infrastructure
    Reliable Secure Comprehensive decision
    support

    Human interfaces
    Seminar presentation 1-May-19
    SMART METER
    10

     Recognizes and details electric consumption


     Relays information to central monitoring stations

     Will replace traditional meters

     Power outrage notification and power quality


    monitoring

     Time of day charges.

    Seminar presentation 1-May-19


    ADVANTAGES OF SMART GRID
    11

     Reduces the cost of blackouts $$$

     Helps measure and reduce energy consumption and


    costs

     Helps businesses reduce their carbon footprint

     Opens up new opportunities for tech


    companies meaning more jobs created!!!

    Seminar presentation 1-May-19


    DISADVANTAGES OF SMART
    GRID
    12

     Biggest concern: security and privacy


     Smart Grid: use
     automated meters,
     two-way communications: between a power consumer
    and provider
     and advanced sensors
     Some types of meters can be hacked
     Hacker:
     gain control of thousands, even millions, of meters
     increase or decrease the demand for power
    Seminar presentation 1-May-19
    DISADVANTAGES (cont.)
    13

     Not simply a single component

     Various technology components:


     software, the power generators, system integrators,
    etc.

     Expensive for consumer: $60 per month

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    SMART GRID FUTURE
    14

     In the near future, will not be any vast development

     Risky because of financial demands and regulations

     In the long-run, attitudes will change, wide spread


    usage of the smart grid from every business to every
    home just like the Internet

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    CONCLUSION
    15

     Smart Grid is a concept designed to provide


    electricity in more efficient way by better allocating
    electricity according to consumer’s wants.
     It integrated multiple energy sources and avoid
    over-generation as well.
     In foreign countries, namely the UK and USA,
    started to implement as they see it as a solution of
    energy and environment pressure in their own
    country.

    Seminar presentation 1-May-19


    16

    Thank
    you
    Seminar presentation 1-May-19

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