An auxiliary study of the smart grid deployment in India. Philosophy and key drivers
Author(s) -
Farhan Beg
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
international journal of smart grid and green communications
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2052-2010
pISSN - 2052-2002
DOI - 10.1504/ijsggc.2016.077288
Subject(s) - smart grid , software deployment , electricity , key (lock) , computer security , grid , environmental economics , population , engineering , risk analysis (engineering) , business , computer science , telecommunications , electrical engineering , economics , demography , sociology , geometry , software engineering , mathematics
With an ever increasing population coupled with a perpetual depletion of fossil fuel resources and many generation sites attaining their ultimate capacity, India is in dire need of an up gradation of its electrical infrastructure. A much smarter approach towards the electrical grid is needed. This smarter approach technically referred to as the 'smart grid', promises an affordable electrical environment. This paper presents the journey of the Indian power sector through time, analyses various demand and supply scenarios which are mutually exclusive and also assesses various issues facing the Indian power system. This paper also highlights the need for ICT infrastructure concepts as well as various technologies involved to deploy a smart grid infrastructure and thereby leading to a conception of safety by means of design and modification resulting in an enhanced electricity management environment and hence leading to energy independence and an electrical grid that is much more reliable, secure, efficient, and greener.
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