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The electricity production and distribution is facing two major changes.First, the production is shifting from classical energy sources such as coaland nuclear power towards renewable resources such as solar and wind. Secondly,the consumption in the low voltage grid is expected to grow significantly dueto expected introduction of electrical vehicles. The first step towards moreefficient operational capabilities is to introduce an observability of thedistribution system and allow for leveraging the flexibility of end connectionpoints with manageable consumption, generation and storage capabilities. Thanksto the advanced measurement devices, management framework, and securecommunication infrastructure developed in the FP7 SUNSEED project, theDistribution System Operator (DSO) now has full observability of the energyflows at the medium/low voltage grid. Furthermore, the prosumers are able toparticipate pro-actively and coordinate with the DSO and other stakeholders inthe grid. The monitoring and management functionalities have strongrequirements to the communication latency, reliability and security. This paperpresents novel solutions and analyses of these aspects for the SUNSEEDscenario, where the smart grid ICT solutions are provided through sharedcellular LTE networks.

Secure Real-Time Monitoring and Management of Smart Distribution Grid using Shared Cellular Networks