Smart Grids
Smart grids use advanced sensors and analytics to monitor and manage the flow of electricity, enabling better energy management and cost savings.
A smart grid is an advanced electricity distribution system that uses advanced sensors, communication technology, and data analytics to monitor and manage the flow of electricity. By integrating advanced technology, smart grids aim to improve the reliability and efficiency of the electricity grid while reducing costs and carbon emissions.
The benefits of smart grids include improved reliability and efficiency of the electricity grid, reduced costs, and reduced carbon emissions. By integrating advanced technology and data analytics, smart grids can help utilities optimize energy distribution, reduce the need for expensive peaker plants, and promote the integration of renewable energy sources.