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Untangling the Smart Grid: Technology, Markets and Law examines the development and integration of smart grid technologies within the context of the grid's existing technological, regulatory and market realities, providing engineers, students and interested readers with a well-rounded understanding on how the grid works, how its markets function and how it is regulated and shaped by the society that it serves. As fuel prices and global average temperatures rise, modern societies face an industrial challenge of unprecedented scope-the modernization of the electricity grid-the world's most complex manmade system. Systems designed for the delivery of cheap, centralized power on demand must now be retrofitted to meet a new set of objectives. The next evolution of the grid must accommodate a set of distributed and renewable energy generation assets that share little technical commonality with the large generators on which the system was built. These systems must now account for the security of the grid to failures, malicious attacks and breaches into sensitive information storage.

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Author:   Timothy Brown (Director, Interdisciplinary Telecommunications Program, University of Colorado at Boulder) ,  Kevin Doran (Institute Fellow and Research Professor, University of Colorado at Boulder) ,  Adam Reed (Senior Research Associate, University of Colorado at Boulder) ,  James C. Brancheau
Publisher:   Elsevier Science Publishing Co Inc
Imprint:   Academic Press Inc
ISBN:  

9780128045565

ISBN 10:   0128045566
Pages:   300
Publication Date:   01 August 2017
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Part One - Energy meets IT and Telecom 1. The Grid 2. Smart Grid Scenario 3. Forces of Change 4. Electric Power Industry 5.Other Industry Players Part Two - Technology Architecture 6. Applications Layer 7. Utility Applications Software 8. Customer Applications 9. Network layer 10. Utility Network 11. Customer Network 12. Technology Suppliers Part Three - Deployment Roadmap 13. Security and Privacy Threats 14. Security and Privacy Solutions 15. NIST Reference Model 16. Current Status 17. Roadmap (objectives, standards, technologies, business case) Appendix and Resources 18. Major Utilities 19. Supplier Profiles 20. Smart Grid Resources 21. Glossary

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