In terms of smart grid computer applications, there are a host of Russian companies providing integration and installation services, as well as developing a wide range of smart grid applications either to work in conjunction with
Taking into account the system problems stated above, the following elements of Smart Grid technologies are proposed to be relevant for the Russian Federation : network structure optimization by modern switching equipment; automation of network control, including its observability and remote control providing; automation of dispatching control
The Bashkirian Power Grid Company (BPGC) is trending worldwide. Last year, it launched one of the first projects in Russia building smart grids in Ufa, which is currently running successfully. Going forward, it plans to replicate this technology in other regions of the country and beyond.
According to the requirements for the systems of regulation, control and protection of renewable energy sources (RES) during their operation as part of the Unified Energy System of Russia, the use of alternative sources of electricity together with the main grid is permissible with their total capacity equal to 20% of the maximum load of the
In terms of smart grid computer applications, there are a host of Russian companies providing integration and installation services, as well as developing a wide range of smart grid applications either to work in conjunction with systems being provided by the likes of , GE, Siemens and Schneider Electric.
Russia has great potential for the development, implementation and use of smart energy technologies. Acceleration of the development of Smart Grid principles can be both borrowing
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Today it is the world''s largest centrally controlled power grid, consisting of 70 local energy systems in 81 regions of Russia. Regional energy systems are integrated into 6 united power systems parallel operating in parallel: united power system of Central Russia, South, North-West, Middle Volga, Urals and Siberia.
The chapter presents the following contributions: intelligent energy system as a Russian vision of a smart grid; informational support of an active and adaptive network (IESAAN) control problems; intelligent operation and smart emergency protection; smart grid clusters in
According to the requirements for the systems of regulation, control and protection of renewable energy sources (RES) during their operation as part of the Unified Energy System of Russia,
Russia has great potential for the development, implementation and use of smart energy technologies. Acceleration of the development of Smart Grid principles can be both borrowing an integrated approach used in the leading countries in the implementation of
In Russia, the smart grid idea currently acts as a concept of an intelligent active-adaptive grid, which can be described by saturation of the network with active elements that allow changing the topological parameters of the network; a large number of sensors that measure current operating parameters to assess the state of the network in
Fortunately, digital technology is keeping pace with this need, enabling leading-edge solutions capable of elevating grid reliability and security. Automation systems. Automation is hardly a new concept in the utilities
In Russia, the smart grid idea currently acts as a concept of an intelligent active-adaptive grid, which can be described by saturation of the network with active elements that
The most urgent problems in the complex power grid of Russia include a high losses level and high equipment wear. The average level of losses in grids is about 9%, which is 3% higher than the average losses in Europe.
Special attention is paid to the need to solve the problem of introducing digital technologies into the electric grid infrastructure, the development of intelligent control systems, the organization of automated data centers, and the creation of
The chapter presents the following contributions: intelligent energy system as a Russian vision of a smart grid; informational support of an active and adaptive network (IESAAN) control problems; intelligent operation and smart emergency protection; smart grid clusters in Russia. 1.1. Intelligent energy system as Russian vision of smart grid
However, in practice, the implementation of a smart grid may not include the use of all technological capabilities and be limited only to a small set of technical solutions that solve the most pressing problems for a grid company. This is the situation that is now more typical for the development of smart grids in Russia.
Considering that grid organizations in the Russian Federation are the main initiators of the development of charging infrastructure, they can get an additional economic effect by increasing the volume of transmitted power.
The most urgent problems in the power grid complex of Russia include a high losses level and high equipment wear. The average level of losses in grids is about 9% (according to the annual reports of PJSC Rosseti), which is 3% higher than the average losses in European countries.
As noted at the beginning of this section, the age of grid assets in Russia today ranges from 40 to 60 years, and the Russian energy sector is gradually entering a new investment cycle, which will require an increasing volume of replacement of these assets.
As a result, according to the Ministry of energy of Russia, if 5 years ago, according to the criterion of accessibility of the electric grid infrastructure in the world Bank’s DoingBusiness rating, Russia took almost the last 184 place, in 2017 Russia entered the top ten countries in this indicator Lyubimova [ 9 ].
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