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Network management for smart grids Innovative operations centers to manage future distribution networks

Traditional power networks have been carefully managed at operations centers to ensure adequate power supplies are maintained despite peaks and troughs in demand. Each section of the grid has an operations center that conducts and coordinates various functions including system monitoring, control, crew administration and dispatch. It has been regarded conventionally as “the brain” of the power system, from which operations have been directed.