There are so many protocols used in smart grid system and managing applications and we will discuss here about the different communication protocols in Smart Grid. The smart grid is continuously evolving day by day and the decision regarding the communication protocol for a Smart Grid Solution will be influenced by technical factors, regulatory mandates, and the policy guidelines specific to the country of implementation.
In today’s rapidly evolving energy landscape, utility companies face numerous challenges, such as increasing regulatory requirements, growing customer demands, and the need to adopt sustainable practices.
DLMS and COSEM is an intelligent metering protocol used for the utilities such as electricity, gas, water, heat, etc. In this post, I am writing here about the process of smart energy metering, control, and management using DLMS/COSEM protocol and the significance of the OBIS code with an example.
The Smart Meter National Programme (SMNP) is an initiative by the government of India to promote the use of smart meters across the country. SMNP aims to replace 25 crore conventional meters with smart meters in India.
Net metering is a framework that promotes the integration of renewable energy sources into the grid and enables consumers to generate their own electricity. With the advent of smart energy meters, net metering in smart energy meter has become more efficient and accessible than ever before.
This blog will provide insights on the available data protocols in AMI systems used to communicate with reading software, monitoring systems, and Head-End solutions. I want you to know these protocols may vary depending on specific utility requirements and country terms, and conditions.
Renewable energy serves as the backbone of sustainability due to its inherent characteristics and numerous benefits that align with the principles of environmental, social, and economic well-being.
Data centers are the backbone of the modern world and the future of the data center is bright in upcoming years. They store and process the vast amounts of data that we generate every day, from our personal devices to our businesses. In the new era of computing, data centers are even more important than ever before.
DevOps can be a confusing concept, with various terms like infrastructure as code, containerization, configuration management, version control systems, microservices, and CI/CD. In this blog post, I will explain DevOps step by step here with real-world examples to help you understand where to use these tools in the deployment process.
DevOps is a way of working where you bring developers and operations teams together to make software delivery faster, better, and more efficient. To understand DevOps, you need to understand infrastructure automation and monitoring.