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1 online resource (245 p.) |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Intro -- Energy IoT Architecture: From Theory to Practice -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Energy IoT: Get Your Head in the Cloud -- 1.1 Driver #1: Societal Mandate for Clean Energy -- 1.2 Driver #2: The Economic Advantage of Renewable Energy -- 1.3 Driver #3: Technological Change Is Accelerating -- 1.4 It Is Time to Act -- 1.5 Disruption Ahead -- References -- 2 -- 2 Architectural Challenges to the Energy Transformation -- 2.1 Think of Everything as a Microgrid -- 2.1.1 What's Wrong with the Architecture We Have Now? |
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2.2 Challenges with Today's Electric Power Industry Architecture -- 2.2.1 Reliable and Affordable Electricity -- 2.2.2 Fair and Equitable for Large and Small Alike -- 2.2.3 Democratic, Secure, Trusted, Reliable, Resilient, and Safe -- 2.2.4 Decarbonization and Deep Electrification -- 2.2.5 Business Model Innovation -- 2.2.6 Sustainable Energy Future -- 2.3 Utility's Siloed Systems -- References -- 3 Technical and Regulatory Barriers to the Energy Transformation -- 3.1 Legacy Technology Mindset Is Based on Incrementalism -- 3.2 The Challenges of SCADA Systems |
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3.3 The Challenges with Energy Management Systems (EMS), Distribution Management Systems (DMS), and Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) -- 3.4 The Challenges with Regulation -- 3.5 The Biggest Technology Challenge Is Scale -- 3.5.1 Digital Cloud Platforms Provide the Solution to Scaling Issues -- 3.6 Crossing the Technology Chasm -- 3.7 Conclusion -- 4 Energy IoT Reference Architecture Big Picture -- 4.1 What Is Happening Here? -- 4.2 The Energy IoT Stack View -- 4.3 DER Device/OT Domain -- 4.4 Energy Business Systems (SaaS) Domain |
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4.5 Energy IoT Digital Energy Platform Services Domain (The Green Cloud) -- 4.6 Conclusion -- 5 Energy OT Domain: Evolving Towards a Neural Grid -- 5.1 The Neural Grid -- 5.2 Sensors and Measurement -- 5.3 Gateways and Local Controllers -- 5.4 DERs -- 5.4.1 Energy Storage DER -- 5.5 Telecommunication Infrastructure -- 5.6 Microgrids -- 5.7 Security -- 5.8 Bulk Generation -- 5.9 Smart Homes, Buildings, and Cities -- 5.9.1 EVs -- 5.10 EV Supply Equipment Charging Infrastructure -- 5.10.1 EV Fleet Charging -- 5.11 Conclusion -- References -- 6 Energy Business Systems (SaaS) Domain |
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6.1 Planning Systems -- 6.1.1 Long-Term Planning (LTP) -- 6.1.2 Short-Term Planning (STP) -- 6.1.3 Weather and Load Forecasting -- 6.2 Customer Systems -- 6.2.1 Customer Programs -- 6.2.2 Metering Systems -- 6.2.3 Interconnect System -- 6.2.4 M&V System -- 6.2.5 Customer Information (CIS), Settlement, and Billing Systems -- 6.3 Operations Systems -- 6.3.1 Transmission Systems -- 6.3.2 DGO Systems -- 6.3.3 DERMS -- 6.4 Market Systems -- 6.4.1 Wholesale/Transmission Markets -- 6.4.2 Retail/Distribution Markets -- 6.4.3 Carbon Markets -- 6.5 Communications and Security -- 6.5.1 Cybersecurity |
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6.5.2 Network and Telecom Management |
| Local Note |
eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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Electric power distribution -- Technological innovations.
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Internet of things.
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Electric power distribution -- Technological innovations |
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Internet of things |
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Electronic books.
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Print version: McCafferty, Stuart Energy IoT Architecture: from Theory to Practice Norwood : Artech House,c2022 9781630819699 |
| ISBN |
1630819700 |
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9781630819705 (electronic bk.) |
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