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The smart grid is being promoted as a way of addressing energy independence global warming and emergency concerns. The extensive siemens technologies products services and solutions live up to them economically and in the best way possible. These tools provides users with distributed energy plant forecast energy consum. Ready for the things to come with energy automation and smart grid solutions developments such as distributed generation new service offers and sector coupling give rise to new challenges.

With the introduction of digital and solid state electronic controls the immunity of these devices has been. A smart grid is an electricity network allowing devices to communicate between suppliers to consumers allowing them to manage demand protect the distribution network save energy and reduce costs european commission 2012. The internet has made it practical to apply sensing measurement and control with two way communications related to electricity production transmission and distribution all at a high technology level. But many so called smart grid technologies aren t field proven.

We offer field proven solutions for a smart distribution grid. Grid devices that before now were electromechanical in nature were inherently immune to their electromagnetic environment. More precisely this solution contains two. The smart grid has been designed so that each competent works in conjunction with each other.

Our software as a service saas products introduce intelligence in grids management improving autonomy and resiliency and our machine learning based models allow to monitor and optimize smartgrids and microgrids. Developing a long term strategy to ensure smart grid devices can operate in changing electromagnetic environments. Electricity meters today face unprecedented challenges from distorted waveforms on the grid bidirectional metering for renewables and the use of meters as distribution grid sensors for monitoring and control. Or they require extensive engineering by the end user to the extent they aren t practical to implement or maintain.

A smart grid can help address all of these priorities. S c can help you make sense of the hype.