New Investment measures taken by Utilities Industries
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New Investment measures taken by Utilities Industries

Energy CIO Insights | Friday, February 15, 2019

The world is speeding up with new renewable energy systems through DERMS on the grid tech.

DERMS (Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems)

One of the roles of DNOs (Distribution Network Operators) is the correct and efficient implementation of distributed energy resource management systems, as;

1. Good electric grid optimization
2. Flexible integration in the market
3. Practical, affordable and coordinated way          
4. Cost-effective technology
5. Economic optimization
6. Real-time corrective control

According to a source, the National grid is bringing in small supply companies closer for the significant part played in the electric networks. £5.4 billion is the cost of projects being delivered by the National grid which gives a boost in the communication process between the battery storage operators and grid engineers.

There are 115 different reinforcement options in the assessment. The recommendations presently are not optimal. It is possible to delay the investment as 45 or 46 optimal choices were held back. The generated renewable energy is easy to store by the asset owners. To keep the balance in the grid, good communication is increased to access the clean energy.

TSO (Transmission System Operators) networks are monitored and have many connections that are copied across in the grid in large. It has warning policies and practices in TSOs. Utilities face both the challenges and opportunities. It also addresses the integration challenges and complex data.

Distributed Energy Resources (DER) adopts the customer renewable energy distribution;

1.  Microgrids
2.  Direct Load Control 
3.  Constraint Management
4.  Grid Optimization
5.  DER Monitoring
6.  Virtual Power Plants
7.  Special Protection Schemes
8.  Grid Flexibility Services

Solutions for system operators and energy asset operators are used to see the meter microgrids and island microgrids. These kinds of steps are taken to raise the bar in the growth of renewable and electric vehicles.

A source says National Grid has analyzed the European and the U.K. countries showing interconnection capabilities of 18.4GW-21.4GW in 2031. Such benefits are a crucial part of the long run of investments.

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