Is intelligent energy system a Russian vision of a smart grid?

The chapter presents the following contributions: intelligent energy system as a Russian vision of a smart grid; informational support of an active and adaptive network (IESAAN) control problems; intelligent operation and smart emergency protection; smart grid clusters in Russia. 1.1. Intelligent energy system as Russian vision of smart grid

Should Russia create an infrastructure for EV charging stations?

Russia must also “create an infrastructure for charging stations” for EVs, he said. Rosatom announced on November 23 that it had established a new subsidiary — Renera — dedicated to the manufacture of energy storage systems.

What is the Unified Energy System of Russia?

The unified energy system (UES) of Russia is a power interconnection where seven interconnected power systems (IPSs) are combined by weak ties. Under emergency conditions, the Russian UES is able to disintegrate into autonomously operating self-balanced IPSs without grave consequences.

Can smart technologies be used in emergency control of Russia's unified energy system?

Smart technologies in emergency control of Russia's unified energy system False data injection attacks against state estimation in electric power grids, Proc. of the 16th ACM Conf. on Computer and Communications Security, USA ( 2009) Vulnerability analysis of wide area measurement system in the smart grid Smart Grid Renew. Energy ( 2013), pp. 1 - 7

Does Russia have a system for monitoring transients?

Since 2005, Russia has been creating a system for monitoring of transients (a Russian analog of WAMS). The main measurement equipment in the system is SMART-WAMS recorders of voltage and current phasors. One of the applications, which will be significantly affected by the introduction of PMU, is the SE.

What is Russia's emergency control system?

The emergency control system of Russia's UES has just now the elements of smart grid ideology, including: adaptability by coordination of control actions in order, depending on type, time, and severity of emergency; an echeloned control system is tried to interrupt the cascading emergency process sooner rather than later;