Smart meters and demand response: A double challenge

2015 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Virtual Environments for Measurement Systems and Applications (CIVEMSA) Pub Date : 2015-06-12 DOI:10.1109/CIVEMSA.2015.7158600

G. D. Leo, C. Liguori, V. Paciello, A. Pietrosanto, P. Sommella

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The evolution of energy demand and production can be faced with a Grid that becomes Smart: a network that is capable of integrating heterogeneous players in both generation and demand, allowing each of them to access electricity market and being able to react in real-time and autonomously to changing conditions on the grid. Such paradigm may allow to provide advanced services (i.e. Demand Response) increasing network efficiency and reliability. Necessary requisite for the implementation of a Smart Grid is having a metering architecture that can provide timely and reliable information regarding the state of the grid. The paper addresses the topic of an Advaced Metering Infrastructure (AMI), focusing on the first block, the Smart Meter. A meter prototype for the electric energy measurement, based on ARM architecture, is presented; the technical solutions, both in hardware and software, are described in detail; finally the results of tests carried out for its metrological characterization are reported.

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智能电表和需求响应:双重挑战

能源需求和生产的演变可以面对一个变得智能的电网:一个能够整合发电和需求方面的异质参与者的网络，允许每个参与者进入电力市场，并能够实时自主地对电网上不断变化的条件做出反应。这种模式可能允许提供高级服务(即需求响应)，从而提高网络效率和可靠性。实现智能电网的必要条件是拥有一个计量体系结构，该体系结构可以提供关于电网状态的及时和可靠的信息。本文讨论了高级计量基础设施(AMI)的主题，重点介绍了第一个模块——智能电表。提出了一种基于ARM架构的电能计量仪表样机;从硬件和软件两方面详细阐述了技术解决方案;最后报道了其计量特性的试验结果。

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