Implementation of metering practices in smart grid

Vilas, Velhal Geeta; Pujara, Avani; Bakre, Shashikant; Muralidhara, V. N.

doi:10.1109/icstm.2015.7225465

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“…Authors in [3]- [6], [8], [19], [27], [28], [31], [32], [34], [53], [55]- [59], [68] has discussed different energy management strategies for various scenarios but they lack the emergency situations tackling process. Some authors have used smart meters [1], [26]- [29], [31]- [36], [53]- [55], [60]- [67] in which role of smart meter is to watch the energy export/import and consumption monitoring but the proposed model smart meter will act as controlling device in houses which not only have energy export/import, consumption monitoring but also act smartly according to the vicinity generation and load allotted. Also it will inform the owner that by switching these appliances they will have extra savings.…”

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A Sustainable Business Framework Using Solar and Bio-Energy to Instate Incessant Power in Rural India: Optimal Scheduling, Smart Metering, and Economic Viability

Kalkal

Teja

2022

IEEE Access

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In this paper, a profitable strategy of utilizing solar and bio-energy available in a rural location for meeting the energy deficit is discussed. The proposed model can provide 24-hour continual power supply to the vicinity without the need of any battery. The land requirement is minimal in the proposed model making it cost-effective for implementation. The paper provides a step by step procedure to optimally size the solar and bio-power plants and schedule their operation for maximum utility. A programmable smart meter connected with a central system having a user-friendly control algorithm has also been proposed at every home for end-user profitability. The smart meter will indicate energy consumption in local home, its solar energy generation, vicinity power demand, current tariff of power usage, energy imported/exported and other required details. The proposed model is discussed in detail for a location comprising of two adjacent villages named Gaddikheri and Tajamajra in Rohtak (Haryana) of North India (having 768 houses). The technical and financial analysis at this location is done using RETScreen expert software and the results are presented. The system is found to provide 24-hr power supply and also be profitable with the capital cost being recovered in less than 8 years time. Apart from this, the proposed system also provides other benefits like reduction in greenhouse gas emission (by 93%), auto power theft control, bio fertilizers, and a clean environment.

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A Sustainable Business Framework Using Solar and Bio-Energy to Instate Incessant Power in Rural India: Optimal Scheduling, Smart Metering, and Economic Viability

Kalkal

Teja

2022

IEEE Access

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“…The prominent advantage of smart meters is to make sure that electricity supply matches the demand of users within a short period, which is of great significance for the rational distribution of power resources and the reduction of economic losses [6,7]. To obtain the real-time electricity demand of users, their electricity usage data should be measured, aggregated, and analyzed through advanced metering infrastructure [8,9].…”

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A Lightweight and Privacy-Friendly Data Aggregation Scheme against Abnormal Data

Zhang

Han

2022

Sensors

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Abnormal electricity data, caused by electricity theft or meter failure, leads to the inaccuracy of aggregation results. These inaccurate results not only harm the interests of users but also affect the decision-making of the power system. However, the existing data aggregation schemes do not consider the impact of abnormal data. How to filter out abnormal data is a challenge. To solve this problem, in this study, we propose a lightweight and privacy-friendly data aggregation scheme against abnormal data, in which the valid data can correctly be aggregated but abnormal data will be filtered out during the aggregation process. This is more suitable for resource-limited smart meters, due to the adoption of lightweight matrix encryption. The automatic filtering of abnormal data without additional processes and the detection of abnormal data sources are where our protocol outperforms other schemes. Finally, a detailed security analysis shows that the proposed scheme can protect the privacy of users’ data. In addition, the results of extensive simulations demonstrate that the additional computation cost to filter the abnormal data is within the acceptable range, which shows that our proposed scheme is still very effective.

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“…Hardware costs for LoRa, Sigfox and NB-IoT[14].The objective of this section is to present the most relevant issues for the implementation of advanced metering in microgrids[42][43][44][45][46]. Based on the literature review, the following questions are answered: A) Why is advanced metering in microgrids needed?, B) Where is this advanced…”

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Communication and Advanced Metering Issues for the Incorporation of Renewable Energy Resources in Microgrids

Blandón¹,

Muñóz-Galeano²,

Cano³

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International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology

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The ever-growing demand for electricity and a greater awareness of environmental issues have boosted the use of renewable energy resources within distribution networks. In this context, microgrids have allowed the integration of this type of generation along with an active role of users. Nevertheless, pursuing a massive integration of renewable energy resources under the concept of microgrids requires addressing several issues in advanced metering and communication. This paper presents a comprehensive review which includes both wired and wireless communications. Wired communication is focused on Power Line Communication (PLC), while wireless communication is focused on Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN), emphasizing on Sigfox, LoRa and NB-IoT. Also, the most relevant issues for the implementation of advanced metering in microgrids are presented and explained.

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Implementation of metering practices in smart grid

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A Sustainable Business Framework Using Solar and Bio-Energy to Instate Incessant Power in Rural India: Optimal Scheduling, Smart Metering, and Economic Viability

A Sustainable Business Framework Using Solar and Bio-Energy to Instate Incessant Power in Rural India: Optimal Scheduling, Smart Metering, and Economic Viability

A Lightweight and Privacy-Friendly Data Aggregation Scheme against Abnormal Data

Communication and Advanced Metering Issues for the Incorporation of Renewable Energy Resources in Microgrids

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