دانلود کتاب تکامل فناوری شبکه های هوشمند و ریزشبکه ها

As the world is getting smarter and smarter, the advancements in digital and information technology are paving the way for advancement in the way electricity is managed and controlled, leading to a more resilient, responsive, and efficient power system known as the smart grid. Making the grid smarter is made possible by adding a layer of technologies, including data-producing sensors, advanced data analytics and smart meters that give energy managers the greater clarity and comprehension they need to make the power system optimally efficient. The major benefit of the intelligent grid is its ability to let energy providers fine-tune exactly where and when power is needed, and on consumers, it reduces energy consumption and saves money. In the future, it is expected that there will be minimum energy loss, no blackouts and no unexpected spikes in demand due to smart grid. The smart grid in near future will also embrace energy sources that will reduce the amount of greenhouse gases entering into the atmosphere. Microgrids, on the other hand let customers put sources of energy generation, storage and control on their sites and in their communities to meet between 80 and 100 percent of their average power needs. Microgrids give communities, businesses and public institutions greater energy resilience, reliability, security, and choice about the amount of renewable energy they want to incorporate into their power systems. The research and development of smart grids