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Modern Grid Management Technology
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The electric power grid is evolving fast and the evolution creates new requirements in all aspects of the grid protection, monitoring, control and management technology and practices.
Specially in the case of grid management, changes are as fast as evolution itself, even ahead of it, as some hidden sides of the changes have to be foreseen by intelligent software and platforms.
Grid management technology is a complex task by its nature and is getting more and more complex, as solutions design and architecture is evolving, supporting more intelligent grids requirements, and having more compatibility with distributed intelligence of the smart grid systems.
In "Grid Management Technology Cheat Sheets", the purpose is to provide a concise one page knowledge about #modern_grid_management technology qualities. Stay tuned for each sheet coming up weekly.
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