World Leading: Autonomous, Deterministic Control of Distributed Energy Resources. Successful smart grids manage large volumes of fast-changing data. The traditional operator-in-theloop approach won’t cut it anymore. To

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Date: 2015-05-11 05:35:36 Electric power distribution Emerging technologies Smart grid Electrical grid Distributed generation Energy storage Current Communications Group Smart grid policy in the United States Electric power Energy Electric power transmission systems		World Leading: Autonomous, Deterministic Control of Distributed Energy Resources. Successful smart grids manage large volumes of fast-changing data. The traditional operator-in-theloop approach won’t cut it anymore. To Add to Reading List Source URL: www.smartergridsolutions.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 463,68 KB Share Document on Facebook

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