Practical Guidance for Defining a Smart Grid Modernization Strategy : The Case of Distribution
This report provides some practical guidance on how utilities can define their own smart grid vision, identify priorities, and structure investment plans. While most of these strategic aspects apply to any area of the electricity grid, the document...
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ACCESS MANAGEMENT APPROACH AUCTIONS AUTOMATION BACK-OFFICE BACKBONE BACKUP BANDWIDTH BEST PRACTICE BIO-FUELS BIOGAS BORDER TRADE BOTTOM LINE BUSINESS OBJECTIVE BUSINESS PROCESSES CALL CENTRE CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CAPACITY-BUILDING CAPITAL EXPENDITURE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CAPITAL INVESTMENT CLEAN ENERGY CLIMATE PROTECTION COGENERATION COMMUNICATION FACILITIES COMMUNICATION NETWORK COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES CONSUMER PARTICIPATION CONTROL SYSTEM CONTROL SYSTEMS COPYRIGHT CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR CUSTOMER SATISFACTION DATA MINING DATA PROCESSING DATABASE MANAGEMENT TOOLS DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS DELIVERY SYSTEM DELIVERY SYSTEMS DEMAND MANAGEMENT DIESEL DIGITAL COMMUNICATION DIGITAL INFORMATION DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY DISTRIBUTION GRID DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS DOMAINS EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT EFFICIENT ENERGY USE ELECTRIC ENERGY ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRIC POWER GRID ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS ELECTRIC SYSTEM ELECTRIC UTILITIES ELECTRIC UTILITY ELECTRIC VEHICLES ELECTRICAL ENERGY ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ELECTRICITY TARIFFS ELECTRICITY USAGE ELECTRONIC DEVICE ELECTRONIC DEVICES EMISSIONS END CUSTOMER END-USER END-USERS ENERGY CONSERVATION ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENERGY DEMAND ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE ENERGY MANAGEMENT ENERGY MARKETS ENERGY RESOURCES ENERGY SUPPLY ENERGY USAGE ENTERPRISE NETWORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS EQUIPMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FLUORESCENT LAMP FOSSIL FUEL FUEL CONSUMPTION FUNCTIONALITIES FUNCTIONALITY GAS GENERAL PUBLIC GENERATION GREENHOUSE GAS GRID APPLICATIONS GRID CHARACTERISTICS GRID INTEGRATION GRID RELIABILITY HEAT HUMAN RESOURCES IMAGES IMPLEMENTATION PLANS INFORMATION CONTROL INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INNOVATIONS INSPECTIONS INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS INTERFACE INTERFACES INTEROPERABILITY IP LAN LICENSE LICENSES LOCAL AREA NETWORK LOCAL AREA NETWORKS MAINTENANCE COSTS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS NATURAL GAS NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY ORDER MANAGEMENT PEAK LOAD PEAK LOAD PERIODS PHOTO PLUG-IN POLICY SUPPORT POWER POWER DEMAND POWER ELECTRONICS POWER FLOWS POWER GENERATORS POWER GRIDS POWER PRODUCER POWER PRODUCERS POWER SECTOR POWER SHORTAGES POWER SYSTEM POWER SYSTEMS PROCESS INFORMATION PRODUCT CATALOGUE PROTOCOL QUALITY MANAGEMENT QUALITY OF SERVICES QUERIES R&D RADIO REAL-TIME DATA REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT RELIABILITY OF SERVICES REMOTE TERMINAL RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE RENEWABLE GENERATION RENEWABLE PRODUCTION RENEWABLE RESOURCES RENEWABLE SOURCES RESULT RESULTS SATELLITE SMART APPLICATION SOLAR POWER STANDARDIZATION STORAGE FACILITIES SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT TARGETS TECHNICAL SUPPORT TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE TELEPHONY TIME FRAMES TIME PERIOD TRACKING SYSTEM TRANSLATION TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION FACILITIES TRANSMISSION GRID TRANSMISSION ORGANIZATION TRANSMISSION SYSTEM USER USER INTERFACE USERS USES UTILITY COMPANY UTILITY GRID UTILITY INTEGRATION VALUE CHAIN VEHICLES VIDEO VOLTAGE WAN WEB WEB SERVICES WIDE AREA NETWORK WIDE AREA NETWORKS WIFI WIND WIND ENERGY WIND POWER WINDS WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS WORKFORCE PRODUCTIVITY |
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ACCESS MANAGEMENT APPROACH AUCTIONS AUTOMATION BACK-OFFICE BACKBONE BACKUP BANDWIDTH BEST PRACTICE BIO-FUELS BIOGAS BORDER TRADE BOTTOM LINE BUSINESS OBJECTIVE BUSINESS PROCESSES CALL CENTRE CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CAPACITY-BUILDING CAPITAL EXPENDITURE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CAPITAL INVESTMENT CLEAN ENERGY CLIMATE PROTECTION COGENERATION COMMUNICATION FACILITIES COMMUNICATION NETWORK COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES CONSUMER PARTICIPATION CONTROL SYSTEM CONTROL SYSTEMS COPYRIGHT CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR CUSTOMER SATISFACTION DATA MINING DATA PROCESSING DATABASE MANAGEMENT TOOLS DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS DELIVERY SYSTEM DELIVERY SYSTEMS DEMAND MANAGEMENT DIESEL DIGITAL COMMUNICATION DIGITAL INFORMATION DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY DISTRIBUTION GRID DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS DOMAINS EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT EFFICIENT ENERGY USE ELECTRIC ENERGY ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRIC POWER GRID ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS ELECTRIC SYSTEM ELECTRIC UTILITIES ELECTRIC UTILITY ELECTRIC VEHICLES ELECTRICAL ENERGY ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ELECTRICITY TARIFFS ELECTRICITY USAGE ELECTRONIC DEVICE ELECTRONIC DEVICES EMISSIONS END CUSTOMER END-USER END-USERS ENERGY CONSERVATION ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENERGY DEMAND ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE ENERGY MANAGEMENT ENERGY MARKETS ENERGY RESOURCES ENERGY SUPPLY ENERGY USAGE ENTERPRISE NETWORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS EQUIPMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FLUORESCENT LAMP FOSSIL FUEL FUEL CONSUMPTION FUNCTIONALITIES FUNCTIONALITY GAS GENERAL PUBLIC GENERATION GREENHOUSE GAS GRID APPLICATIONS GRID CHARACTERISTICS GRID INTEGRATION GRID RELIABILITY HEAT HUMAN RESOURCES IMAGES IMPLEMENTATION PLANS INFORMATION CONTROL INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INNOVATIONS INSPECTIONS INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS INTERFACE INTERFACES INTEROPERABILITY IP LAN LICENSE LICENSES LOCAL AREA NETWORK LOCAL AREA NETWORKS MAINTENANCE COSTS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS NATURAL GAS NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY ORDER MANAGEMENT PEAK LOAD PEAK LOAD PERIODS PHOTO PLUG-IN POLICY SUPPORT POWER POWER DEMAND POWER ELECTRONICS POWER FLOWS POWER GENERATORS POWER GRIDS POWER PRODUCER POWER PRODUCERS POWER SECTOR POWER SHORTAGES POWER SYSTEM POWER SYSTEMS PROCESS INFORMATION PRODUCT CATALOGUE PROTOCOL QUALITY MANAGEMENT QUALITY OF SERVICES QUERIES R&D RADIO REAL-TIME DATA REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT RELIABILITY OF SERVICES REMOTE TERMINAL RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE RENEWABLE GENERATION RENEWABLE PRODUCTION RENEWABLE RESOURCES RENEWABLE SOURCES RESULT RESULTS SATELLITE SMART APPLICATION SOLAR POWER STANDARDIZATION STORAGE FACILITIES SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT TARGETS TECHNICAL SUPPORT TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE TELEPHONY TIME FRAMES TIME PERIOD TRACKING SYSTEM TRANSLATION TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION FACILITIES TRANSMISSION GRID TRANSMISSION ORGANIZATION TRANSMISSION SYSTEM USER USER INTERFACE USERS USES UTILITY COMPANY UTILITY GRID UTILITY INTEGRATION VALUE CHAIN VEHICLES VIDEO VOLTAGE WAN WEB WEB SERVICES WIDE AREA NETWORK WIDE AREA NETWORKS WIFI WIND WIND ENERGY WIND POWER WINDS WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS WORKFORCE PRODUCTIVITY Madrigal, Marcelino Uluski, Robert Practical Guidance for Defining a Smart Grid Modernization Strategy : The Case of Distribution |
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This report provides some practical
guidance on how utilities can define their own smart grid
vision, identify priorities, and structure investment plans.
While most of these strategic aspects apply to any area of
the electricity grid, the document focuses on the segment of
distribution. The guidance includes key building blocks that
are needed to modernize the distribution grid and provides
examples of grid modernization projects. Potential benefits
that can be achieved (in monetary terms) for a given
investment range are also discussed. The concept of the
smart grid is relevant to any grid regardless of its stage
of development. What varies are the magnitude and type of
the incremental steps toward modernization that will be
required to achieve a specific smart grid vision.
Importantly, a utility that is at a relatively low level of
grid modernization may leap frog one or more levels of
modernization to achieve some of the benefits offered by the
highest levels of grid modernization. Smart grids impact
electric distribution systems significantly and sometimes
more than any other part of the electric power grid. In
developing countries, modernizing the distribution grid
promises to benefit the operation of electric distribution
utilities in many and various ways. These benefits include
improved operational efficiency (reduced losses, lower
energy consumption, amongst others), reduced peak demand,
improved service reliability, and ability to accommodate
distributed generating resources without adversely impacting
overall power quality. Benefits of distribution grid
modernization also include improved asset utilization
(allowing operators to 'squeeze' more capacity out
of existing assets) and workforce productivity improvement.
These benefits can provide more than enough monetary gain
for electric utility stakeholders in developing countries to
offset the cost of grid modernization. Finally the report
describes some funding and regulatory issues that may need
to be taken into account when developing smart grid plans. |
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Practical Guidance for Defining a Smart Grid Modernization Strategy : The Case of Distribution |
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Practical Guidance for Defining a Smart Grid Modernization Strategy : The Case of Distribution |
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okr-10986-210012021-04-23T14:04:01Z Practical Guidance for Defining a Smart Grid Modernization Strategy : The Case of Distribution Madrigal, Marcelino Uluski, Robert ACCESS MANAGEMENT APPROACH AUCTIONS AUTOMATION BACK-OFFICE BACKBONE BACKUP BANDWIDTH BEST PRACTICE BIO-FUELS BIOGAS BORDER TRADE BOTTOM LINE BUSINESS OBJECTIVE BUSINESS PROCESSES CALL CENTRE CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CAPACITY-BUILDING CAPITAL EXPENDITURE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CAPITAL INVESTMENT CLEAN ENERGY CLIMATE PROTECTION COGENERATION COMMUNICATION FACILITIES COMMUNICATION NETWORK COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES CONSUMER PARTICIPATION CONTROL SYSTEM CONTROL SYSTEMS COPYRIGHT CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR CUSTOMER SATISFACTION DATA MINING DATA PROCESSING DATABASE MANAGEMENT TOOLS DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS DELIVERY SYSTEM DELIVERY SYSTEMS DEMAND MANAGEMENT DIESEL DIGITAL COMMUNICATION DIGITAL INFORMATION DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY DISTRIBUTION GRID DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS DOMAINS E-MAIL EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT EFFICIENT ENERGY USE ELECTRIC ENERGY ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRIC POWER GRID ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS ELECTRIC SYSTEM ELECTRIC UTILITIES ELECTRIC UTILITY ELECTRIC VEHICLES ELECTRICAL ENERGY ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ELECTRICITY TARIFFS ELECTRICITY USAGE ELECTRONIC DEVICE ELECTRONIC DEVICES EMISSIONS END CUSTOMER END-USER END-USERS ENERGY CONSERVATION ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENERGY DEMAND ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE ENERGY MANAGEMENT ENERGY MARKETS ENERGY RESOURCES ENERGY SUPPLY ENERGY USAGE ENTERPRISE NETWORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS EQUIPMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FLUORESCENT LAMP FOSSIL FUEL FUEL CONSUMPTION FUNCTIONALITIES FUNCTIONALITY GAS GENERAL PUBLIC GENERATION GREENHOUSE GAS GRID APPLICATIONS GRID CHARACTERISTICS GRID INTEGRATION GRID RELIABILITY HEAT HUMAN RESOURCES IMAGES IMPLEMENTATION PLANS INFORMATION CONTROL INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INNOVATIONS INSPECTIONS INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS INTERFACE INTERFACES INTEROPERABILITY IP LAN LICENSE LICENSES LOCAL AREA NETWORK LOCAL AREA NETWORKS MAINTENANCE COSTS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS NATURAL GAS NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY ORDER MANAGEMENT PEAK LOAD PEAK LOAD PERIODS PHOTO PLUG-IN POLICY SUPPORT POWER POWER DEMAND POWER ELECTRONICS POWER FLOWS POWER GENERATORS POWER GRIDS POWER PRODUCER POWER PRODUCERS POWER SECTOR POWER SHORTAGES POWER SYSTEM POWER SYSTEMS PROCESS INFORMATION PRODUCT CATALOGUE PROTOCOL QUALITY MANAGEMENT QUALITY OF SERVICES QUERIES R&D RADIO REAL-TIME DATA REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT RELIABILITY OF SERVICES REMOTE TERMINAL RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE RENEWABLE GENERATION RENEWABLE PRODUCTION RENEWABLE RESOURCES RENEWABLE SOURCES RESULT RESULTS SATELLITE SMART APPLICATION SOLAR POWER STANDARDIZATION STORAGE FACILITIES SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT TARGETS TECHNICAL SUPPORT TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE TELEPHONY TIME FRAMES TIME PERIOD TRACKING SYSTEM TRANSLATION TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION FACILITIES TRANSMISSION GRID TRANSMISSION ORGANIZATION TRANSMISSION SYSTEM USER USER INTERFACE USERS USES UTILITY COMPANY UTILITY GRID UTILITY INTEGRATION VALUE CHAIN VEHICLES VIDEO VOLTAGE WAN WEB WEB SERVICES WIDE AREA NETWORK WIDE AREA NETWORKS WIFI WIND WIND ENERGY WIND POWER WINDS WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS WORKFORCE PRODUCTIVITY This report provides some practical guidance on how utilities can define their own smart grid vision, identify priorities, and structure investment plans. While most of these strategic aspects apply to any area of the electricity grid, the document focuses on the segment of distribution. The guidance includes key building blocks that are needed to modernize the distribution grid and provides examples of grid modernization projects. Potential benefits that can be achieved (in monetary terms) for a given investment range are also discussed. The concept of the smart grid is relevant to any grid regardless of its stage of development. What varies are the magnitude and type of the incremental steps toward modernization that will be required to achieve a specific smart grid vision. Importantly, a utility that is at a relatively low level of grid modernization may leap frog one or more levels of modernization to achieve some of the benefits offered by the highest levels of grid modernization. Smart grids impact electric distribution systems significantly and sometimes more than any other part of the electric power grid. In developing countries, modernizing the distribution grid promises to benefit the operation of electric distribution utilities in many and various ways. These benefits include improved operational efficiency (reduced losses, lower energy consumption, amongst others), reduced peak demand, improved service reliability, and ability to accommodate distributed generating resources without adversely impacting overall power quality. Benefits of distribution grid modernization also include improved asset utilization (allowing operators to 'squeeze' more capacity out of existing assets) and workforce productivity improvement. These benefits can provide more than enough monetary gain for electric utility stakeholders in developing countries to offset the cost of grid modernization. Finally the report describes some funding and regulatory issues that may need to be taken into account when developing smart grid plans. 2014-12-30T16:09:52Z 2014-12-30T16:09:52Z 2015 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/23090887/practical-guidance-defining-small-grid-modernization-strategy-case-distribution-practical-guidance-defining-small-grid-modernization-strategy-case-distribution 978-1-4648-0410-6 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21001 English en_US World Bank Study; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication |