1. Seminar on smart
grid system
Presented by:
Name:Manorma Kumari
Roll no:08
Branch :EE
Semester:3

3. Content Introduction
Needs of smart grid system
Characteristic
Component
Problems of Indian power grid
Comparison
Benefits of smart grid system
Limitation
Application
conclusion

4. Introduction
India is the world’s third largest producer and third largest consumer of electricity.
The national electric grid in India has an installed capacity of 373.436 GW as of 31 oct 2020.
So,our country need a efficient and strong system to for distribution.
So, smart grid delivers electrical power to the consumers using two way digital technology .
Monitors the supply to the consumers and measurement .

8. Characteristic
Reliable
Flexible
Global
Competitiveness
Compatible
Economic
Security

9. Components of smart grid

10. Comparison
Traditional Grid Smart Grid
 One way communication.
 Electromechanically.
 Few sensors on selected
places.
 Manual restoration.
 Two way communication.
 Digital.
 A huge amount of sensors.
 Self healing.

11. Benefits of smart Grid
Saving of electricity.
Reduction in T & D losses.
Reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Creates numerous job opportunities.

12. Barriers
Regulation
Technological
Issues
Large Economic
Investment (Capital
Expenditure)

13. Limitation
•Required privacy and security
•Some types of meters can be hacked resulting in:
Gain control of thousand of meters

15. Current Implementation in
India