1. SMART GRID
BY
LAKSHAY SWAMI

2. • Smart Grids are a process, not a product.
• May be best understood as the overlaying of
a unified communications and control system
on the existing power delivery infrastructure
• It is the electricity delivery system integrated
with communication and information
technology.
What exactly Smart Grid is?

3. • It provide right information to right entity
the right time to take right action
• It is a system that optimizes power supply
and delivery, minimizes losses, is self-healing,
and enables next-generation energy
efficiency and demand response
applications.
SMART GRID(CONTD..)

4. Smart Grid Concept

5. OBJECTIVE OF SMART GRID
To support the modernization of the Nation's
electricity transmission and distribution system.

6. Typical components of a Smart Grid
system
• Smart Power Meters
• Smart Substations
• Smart distribution
• Smart generation

8. A Smart Grid will exhibit key
characteristics:
• Self-healing and resilient
• Asset optimization and operational efficiency
• Enable demand response
• Power quality
• Market empowerment

9. Engineering Economics and Financial
Benefits of Smart Grid
• Optimizing the value of existing
production & transmission capacity.
• Improvement in energy efficiency.
• Improving assets and overall production.

10. Challenges for Smart Grid
• Financial resources
• Government support
• Compatible equipment
• Lack of policy and regulation
• Capacity to absorb advanced technology

11. If Smart Gird is implemented then:
• Our power sector can become more efficient,
reliable, adaptive and smarter.
• Consumer, Companies &Communities save
power and money.
• And ultimately this would result in lower level of
Green House effects because of reduced
emission Green House gases.