Smart Grid

What is the primary objective of a smart grid? To enhance ...

Which technology is commonly used in a smart grid to collect real-time data?

What is one of the key features of a smart grid?

• Static and unresponsive to changes

• Traditional metering systems

• Dynamic and adaptable to demand

• Relies solely on manual intervention

What factor is NOT considered when designing a smart grid?

• Reliability

• Affordability

• Compatibility with legacy infrastructure

• Complexity

How does a smart grid contribute to energy conservation?

• By encouraging excessive energy use

• By providing real-time energy consumption data to consumers

• By increasing transmission losses

• By reducing the efficiency of energy storage systems

What role does grid automation play in a smart grid?

• It involves manual operation of grid components

• It allows for automatic control and optimization of grid operations

• It decreases the complexity of the grid

• It relies solely on human intervention for maintenance

Advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) is utilized in smart grids to collect __________ data.

Demand response programs encourage consumers to reduce their electricity consumption during __________ hours.

One of the key features of a smart grid is its ability to integrate __________ energy sources into the grid.

Smart grids contribute to energy conservation by optimizing energy distribution and reducing __________ losses.