Empowering the future: The impact of automation, iot, and demand management on energy efficiency in smart grids

Empowering the future: The impact of automation, iot, and demand management on energy efficiency in smart grids

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  • Surayyo Khakimdjanova

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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16910767

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energy efficiency, automatization, IoT, smart grids, technologies

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This article examines smart grids as a new stage in the development of energy supply systems. At the core
of this approach lies the integration of advanced digital and information-communication technologies aimed at ensuring
high efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. Within the architecture of smart grids, automated control, the Internet of
Things (IoT), and demand management systems operate in synergy, expanding the functional capabilities of energy
infrastructure and enhancing its resilience. The transformation from traditional energy systems to smart grids is viewed as
an important strategic tool for increasing the use of renewable energy sources, reducing carbon emissions, and mitigating
the effects of climate change

Биография автора

Surayyo Khakimdjanova


a first-year PhD student
Tashkent State Technical University
 

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