Electric Power Distribution and Supply

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Close up of a computerized circuit board.

Smart Grids

A smart grid is an advanced power grid that uses digital technology to monitor and manage the flow of electricity to improve the efficiency and reliability of the electricity supply. Smart grids use two-way communication between the utility and the consumer, better managing the delivery of electricity and responding to changing demand. This trend in electrical engineering also allows renewable energy sources and storage technologies to provide a more sustainable energy supply.

 

Microgrids have several advantages.

  • Reliability: They can provide a source of power in the event of an outage. They can also help reduce the frequency and duration of outages.
  • Cost: Their small size and decentralized nature makes them more cost-effective than traditional grid infrastructure.
  • Sustainability: Renewable energy sources can be incorporated into microgrids, reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
  • Efficiency: They provide local power that is tailored to the specific needs of the area.
  • Scalability: They are easy to expand and adjust to changing energy needs. 

Power in the Hands of the Customer

Not only do microgrids and smart grids improve communication between power supply companies and technology, but they also put the power in the hands of the customer—literally. With smart grids, customers can generate their own power and sell their surplus currents

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