Next-Gen Power Networks: A Comprehensive Study on Smart Energy Integration

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Yadu Prasad Gyawali
Sheetal S. Patil

Abstract

The goal of this in-depth study is to find out all the different aspects and effects of this revolutionary event that involves integrating smart energy into these networks. Smart technologies, like improved monitors, communication systems, and data processing, need to be used together in order to get the most out of energy production, distribution, and use. These researchers carefully look at how smart grids, green energy sources, and energy storage options can work together to make the power grid more reliable and long-lasting. The use of green energy sources, like sun, wind, and hydroelectricity, is looked at in detail, showing how important they are for reducing environmental damage and adding variety to the energy mix. The research looks into the problems that come up because green energy sources are intermittent and changeable, and it suggests new ways to solve these problems using smart technologies. Adding energy storage systems is also looked at because they play a big part in matching supply and demand, making the grid more stable, and making it easier to add irregular sources without any problems. The study also looks at how AI and machine learning can be used to improve energy management, prediction repair, and demand-response systems, which will make power networks more reliable and efficient. There is also talk about the social and economic effects of integrating smart energy, including the chance to create jobs, lower costs, and make energy more accessible. Basically, this in-depth study gives a full picture of next-generation power networks and how they can change things. It gives information that policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers all need to help them find their way in the ever-changing world of smart energy integration.

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Gyawali, Y. P., & Patil, S. S. (2024). Next-Gen Power Networks: A Comprehensive Study on Smart Energy Integration. Acta Energetica, (01), 35–45. https://doi.org/10.52710/ae.502
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