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March 1, 2005IEEE Power and Energy Magazine252 citations

A failure to communicate: next generation communication requirements, technologies, and architecture for the electric power grid

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CHCarl HauserDBD.E. BakkenABAnjan Bose

Key Points

  • To evaluate current communication practices in electric power grids and propose advanced data communication architectures required for a resilient smart grid.
  • Reviewed existing data communication practices supporting modern electric power grid operations.
  • Analyzed technological and architectural requirements essential for future smart grid integration.
  • Identified fundamental limitations in legacy communication infrastructures regarding grid security, efficiency, and reliability.
  • Proposed a modernized communication framework designed to support next-generation smart grid operational demands.

Abstract

The power grid engineering community is beginning to recognize a need to fundamentally transform the capabilities of the communication infrastructure that supports power grid operations. Better communications are key to providing improvements in security, efficiency, and reliability. This paper reviews current data communication practices for the grid and describes a new approach to data communications that will help realize the vision of a more resilient and efficient "smart" grid.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0fad17fb2817e31dfcbabfhttps://doi.org/10.1109/mpae.2005.1405870
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