Additional books, released in 2009, target the interests of specific stakeholder groups. Summary smart grids use computerbased remote control and automation technology to collect and manage electricityusage data. Using regulatory law and policy to advance the smart grid. Smart grid handbook, 3 volume set liu, chenching, mcarthur, stephen, lee, seungjae on. State regulators and policymakers have approached doe and the national laboratories for technical assistance regarding smart grid technology business cases. The smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers is the first of a kind reference guide for stakeholders to make the optimal use of smart grid. Making urban energy smart can manage a citys energy. Eia smart grid legislative and regulatory policies and case. In the 2000s, the emp group continued its focus on ratepayerfunded energy efficiency programs, but dramatically increased its focus on economic, grid integration, public acceptance, and public policy issues related to renewable electricity resources. This aspect is even more critical due to a higher technological obsolescence of smart grid assets as compared to physical ones. Hence, it becomes necessary to educate the regulators, policy makers and staff on the practical benefits, costs, and implementation challenges of smart grid programs.
Climate change, the smart grid, and the future of electric utilities. Major government policies, regulations and incentives summary governments around the world have realized the potential benefits that can be derived from smart grid. May, 2010 unlike the traditional power grid, a smart grid is designed to accommodate a twoway flow of both electricity and data. Smart grid primer smart grid books department of energy. It will be an essential reference for regulators and government officials, testing laboratories and certification organizations, and engineers and.
Handbook of clean energy systems major reference works. Smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers 85 inhome display ihd is a device kept in the customers premises that could display meter data and get confirmation from the consumer regarding hisher participation in a demand response program. The emp group provides technical and policy support to state regulatory. The policy for implementation of a comprehensive smart grid in the united states was codified in title iiv of the energy independence and security act of 2007 eisa. Smart solutions, technological solutions, energy management, smart metering, efficient use of electricity, toolkits and handbooks, energy, handbook, india, projects, technological solutions. Central electricity regulatory commission cerc and state electricity.
For consumers, the needs of today often loom larger than what may come later. Smart grid legislative and regulatory policies and case studies eia. Further smart grid regulations will help to further drive the adoption of smart grid technology in the united states. Contributor, smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers, by. Smart grid policy handbook 2016 is the latest policy report from globaldata, which offers comprehensive information on major policies governing smart grid in different countries. Our primary audience with energy policy makers and analysts from. Smart grid planning and implementation crc press book this book is intended for electric utility managers, directors, and power system planners, regulators, and policy makers interested in the steps needed to realize the value of a modern power delivery system. Prepared and worked a smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers. Climate change, the smart grid, and the future of electric utilities foxpenner, peter, rogers, james e. Ustda india energy storage and smart grid mumbai workshop.
Smart grid 101 electricity markets and policy group. Efficient use of electricity, toolkits and handbooks, energy, handbook, india, projects, technological solutions. Smart grid security recommendations for europe and member states 1 executive summary the smart grid can be defined as an upgraded electricity network to which twoway digital communication between supplier and consumer, intelligent metering and monitoring systems have been added 1. The emp group provides technical assistance on smart grid related topics to regulators and policymakers. The purpose of this book is to give readers in plain language a fix on the current position of the smart grid and its adoption. European smart grid prospects, policies, and challenges. Rahul tongia is a fellow with brookings india in new delhi. Reena is also responsible for designing and delivering training and capacity building programs on various domains of smart grids for policy makers, regulators and utility officials.
The book aims to help regulators understand what the smart grid means to the regulators and the people they represent, and how a smarter grid can work. Regulators and policy makers may be reluctant to allow all smart grid costs to be charged directly to consumers. It will be an essential reference for regulators and government officials, testing laboratories and certification organizations, and engineers and researchers in smart gridrelated industries. This paper is not intended to be a comprehensive report on the smart grid. You will learn what the smart grid is and what it is not. Work needs to be done to make the grid available, self. Since 2009, members of the ieee smart grid committee and the ieee standards association in support of ieees smart grid initiative have acted to monitor andor influence related policy issues within the usa. He is a fellow of the institute of electrical and electronics engineers and is internationally recognized for pioneering contributions to. Smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers 1. Discuss the implications of recent court rulings, market drivers, and policy trends shaping the nextgeneration smart grid demand response industry interactive and practical key case studies and lessons learned from the field will help attendees gain realworld insight into dr. This book describes the elements needed in planning and implementing a smart grid by. Reengaging customer demand iain mcgill and stephan healy, university of new south wales. Recommendations for updating india smart grid roadmap. Nov 01, 2010 the conference, smarter policy for a smarter grid, aims to help public and utility officials, regulators, legislators, city and county governments and other stakeholders in oregon and the pacific northwest region gain a better understanding of the smart grid and policy decisions that must be made in the coming years.
The marketdriven implementation of smart grid solutions and technologies depends on many factors, such as their costs and benefits relative to the alternatives, and the regulatory frameworks that. Smart grid handbook for regulators and policymakers draft. Public policy ieee actions on smart grid policy issues. Back to homepage smart grid policy handbook 2017 june 2017 price. Smart grid handbook for regulators and policymakers draft document category. Specific training programs on smart grid are required to create awareness and implementation challenges and matured technologies, standards and framework for all stakeholders. In 2005, the european commission ec launched an expert group called the smart grid european technology platform smart grid etp to develop a joint vision and research program for the european sg, with a focus on making future grids more flexible, accessible, reliable, and economical. The smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers is the first of a kind reference guide for stakeholders to make the optimal use of smart grid technologies for the integration of renewable energy into the grid. Isgf whitepaper on blockchain a revolutionary and highly disruptive technology for future energy transactions.
In order to give policy makers an impression of how policy goal prioritization influences the. Our lights may be on, but systemically, the risks associated with relying on an often overtaxed grid grow in size, scale and complexity every day. Sectionalizer is a protective device, used in conjunction with a reclouser, or breaker and reclosing relay, which isolates faulted sections of the distribution lines. A guide has proven to be a handy reference for many people in the field. Second, china has a unique structural context that could enable it to leap ahead in the development of the smart grid. For scalability, this technology will probably rest on publickey infrastructure pki. The smart grid handbook will meet the need for a high quality reference work to support advanced study and research in the field of electrical power generation, transmission and distribution. This handbook on smartintelligent grid systems development and deployment is designed to provide executives, senior managers, policymakers, regulators.
The new technical idea is to work directly with the smart grid stakeholders utilities, regulators, service providers and consumers and the telecommunication industry vendors, sdos, service providers to identify communication requirements for smart grid applications, evaluate and develop communication standards, and develop guidelines and. Download pdf handbook of grid generation book full free. Regulatory pathways for smart grid development in china. European union regulators group for electricity and gas format. Smart grid planning and implementation crc press book. Utilities are finding that it has potential across the utility value chain including customer operations, smart grid, outage management, asset management, supply chain and market operations to name a few. Overview of the smart grid policies, initiatives, and needs. Shobhit jain senior manager sales business development. May 30, 2017 specific training programs on smart grid are required to create awareness and implementation challenges and matured technologies, standards and framework for all stakeholders. Consumer advocates, utilities, technology providers, regulators, policy makers, and environmental groups, to explain in greater detail what the smart grid will mean to each. Formulation of smart grid plans, programmes, projects. India smart grid forum cbip building,malcha marg, chanakyapuri, delhi110021 t.
The smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers, prepared by the india smart grid forum isgf with support from shakti sustainable energy foundation, is particularly relevant in this context. Ieee smart grid disseminates the latest knowledge through its newsletter and proceedings of sponsored conferences and meetings. Chenching liu, boeing distinguished professor in the school of electrical engineering and computer science at washington state university, is an international leader in smart grid research. As india is making significant investments in smart grid and energy storage infrastructure, u. The entire report is available below for downloading. It was designed to be an introduction for the newly appointed. Nist appointed to coordinate the development of smart grid standards. This book is intended for electric utility managers, directors, and power system planners, regulators, and policy makers interested in the steps needed to realize the value of a modern power delivery system. Signup for your monthly copy of isgf smart grid bulletin for all the latest news from isgf and special announcements. Contributor, smart grid handbook for regulators and policy.
The report surveys industry, state, and federal practices in this evolving area to alert industry leaders, state regulators, and federal policy makers to trends and practices that seem most likely to accommodate all of these values and maximize the value of smart grid technologies. Policy makersincluding utility executives, regulators, consumer advocates. Tongia, contributor, smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers, by india smart grid forum isgf, december 2017. For example, many policy makers are overseeing the rollout of smart meters that. Regulatory issues and the deployment of smart grids. Smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers. Smart grids need smart regulation smart grids should not be implemented for their own sake, but should be considered as a possible solution to operational and societal challenges. Smart grids can play a crucial role in the transition to a sustainable energy future.
These state smart gridrelated activities are centered on smart meters advanced metering infrastructure, data privacy issues, opt out policies and. This doe publication is one in a series of smart grid introduction books designed to better acquaint regulator stakeholder groups with the promise and possibilities of the smart grid. We present some results derived from the lack of commitment from the regulator to. This handbook aims to provide wider knowledge to regulators, policy makers and distribution companies in the area of smart grids and the. Smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers shakti. Smart grid an evolving grid system to help utilities in. Smart grid handbook for regulators and policymakers draft evidence suggests that this 20th century system is now struggling to keep up with the challenges of electric power transmission and distribution in the 21st century. Major government policies, regulations and incentives is the latest policy report from globaldata, the industry analysis specialists that offer comprehensive. Using regulatory law and policy to advance the smart grid in hawaii and the asia pacific region seoul national university college of law center for energy and environmental law law and policy challenges of smart grid november 25 26, 20. May 30, 2019 smart grid policy handbook 2019 is the latest policy report from globaldata, which offers comprehensive information on major policies governing smart grid in different countries. A first of its kind, the handbook contains 17 comprehensive research modules detailing themes relevant to smart grids such as.
This web page provides information and resources on several policy issues critical to the continued development of the smart grid, as identified in reports released by the department of energys office of the general counsel links to the reports are provided below. Virginia regulators reject key parts of dominions smart. In the envisioned smart grid, massive numbers of computational devices will need to authenticate to each other. The conference, smarter policy for a smarter grid, aims to help public and utility officials, regulators, legislators, city and county governments and other stakeholders in oregon and the pacific northwest region gain a better understanding of the smart grid and policy decisions that must be made in the coming years. Smart grid legislative and regulatory policies and case studies. A guide second edition foreword to the second edition t he original 2011 edition of electricity regulation in the us. Reena is instrumental in making the india smart grid knowledge portal, one of the most popular portals on smart grids globally. Pdf implications of smart grid innovation for organizational. Consumer advocates, utilities, technology providers, regulators, policy. The smart grid evolution already is well underway in new england, as demonstrated through several. Evidence suggests that this 20th century system is now struggling to keep up with the challenges of electric power transmission and distribution in the 21st.
The intended audience for this paper is state regulators, legislators, governors offices and other policy makers. Our nations electric power infrastructure that has served us so well for so long also known as the grid is rapidly running up against its limitations. At the same time, there are barriers for utilities that will pose challengesat least in the new term. Smart grid system repor t 2018 page 2 message from the assistant secretary i am pleased to present the 201 8 smart grid system report, which is intended to provide a status of smart grid deployments nationwide, resulting benefits, and the challenges yet remaining as we move forward with the modernization of the electric grid. The 2018 smart grid system report is intended to provide a status of smart grid deployments nationwide, resulting benefits, and the challenges yet remaining as we move forward with the modernization of the electric grid. Key federal legislation driving the development of smart grid related technology for the american electrical system includes title xiii of the energy independence and security act of 2007 eisa. Policy makers including utility executives, regulators, consumer advocates, industry pundits, and lawmakersset policies that try to blend the needs of today with the promises and potential threats of tomorrow. Since 2009, members of the ieee smart grid committee and the ieee standards association in support of ieees smart grid initiative have acted to monitor and or influence related policy issues within the usa. Handbook on smartintelligent grid systems development and. Prmr smrt grds smart grid handbook for regulators and policy makers 23. This creates great promise, including lower energy prices, increased use. Pdf handbook of grid generation download full pdf book.
An introduction, prepared 2008, is a publication sponsored by does office of electricity that explores in laymans terms the nature, challenges, opportunities and necessity of smart grid implementation. Prepared and worked on the study of study of smart grid market scenario in india for a nedo worked on the project of smart city, smart grid planning and development for pune. The world energy crisis cannot be addressed with one unique solution. Smart regulation for the smart grid leonardo meeus, florence school of regulation, marcelo saguan, microeconomix, jeanmichel glachant, florence school of regulation and ronnie belmans, k. You will get a feel for the issues surrounding it, the challenges ahead, the countless opportunities it presents and.
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