Digital Grids beyond Smart Grids challenges to make future electric grids stable and resilient

Q4 Physics and Astronomy Europhysics News Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.1051/epn/2021506

J. Domínguez-García

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Novel technologies are changing our understanding of the electrical grid. These novel concepts, including power electronics, energy storage, ICT and renewable energy make the electrical grid highly controllable but at the same time also vulnerable. The future grid will introduce novel dynamics, stability challenges and security issues to be handled.

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超越智能电网的数字电网挑战未来电网的稳定性和弹性

新技术正在改变我们对电网的理解。这些新概念，包括电力电子、能源存储、信息通信技术和可再生能源，使电网高度可控，但同时也很脆弱。未来电网将引入新的动态、稳定性挑战和需要处理的安全问题。

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