Today's electrical grid is considered one of the greatest
engineering accomplishments of all time. It was recognized in 2003
by the National Academy of Engineering as the preeminent
engineering achievement of the twentieth century. The grid and its
importance to our economy, our national security, and to the lives
of the hundreds of millions it serves, remains a critical national
engine, but we have taken this marvelous machine for granted for
far too long. Because electricity and electronic devices now
permeate every facet of our lives, the demands placed upon the grid
are growing exponentially. The utility industry is facing a number
of challenges that are bringing about the need to make major
changes to the grid. This book discusses these challenges. The book
also includes topics on the techno-economic merits of DC microgrid
deployment; machine-learning aided optimal customer decisions in
interactive smart grids; a game-theory attack and defense model for
smart grids; and high-availability seamless redundance (HSR)
protocol for smart grid communications.
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