The Global Smart Grid Industry (2019) – Table of Contents

Below is the Table of Contents for NRG Expert’s Global Smart Grid Industry (2018) report. We have researched the Smart Grid market to produce an in-depth database and accompanying market research report that focuses on the Smart Grid Sector of Transmission and Distribution, including Metering. The report and database combine NRG Expert’s research abilities with a keen understanding of the T&D and Metering landscape to give you a comprehensive look at the sector.

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Executive Summary
Introduction
- The Report and Database
- Case for the smart grid
- Definition of the smart grid
- The business case of the smart grid
Barriers to the development of the smart grid
Storage
- Mechanical Storage
- Electrochemical storage
- Electromagnetic storage
- Water heaters
- Coupling to new energies
- Electric Vehicles (EVs)
Security
- Data privacy issues
- Energy Theft
- Malicious intent
Conclusion

List of Figures

Figure 2.1. Base, intermediate and peak load by time of day
Figure 2.2. Cumulative Hours of Operation
Figure 2.3. Traditional and future electric grid systems – Traditional grid (left), future grid (right)
Figure 2.4. Meters
Figure 2.5. Percentage utility operating savings based on real savings at AMI deployments
Figure 4.1. Different grid storage options
Figure 4.2. Salt structures and existing gas storage site in Europe
Figure 5.1. Comparison of different electric power train configurations
Figure 5.2. Electric vehicle/ plug-in hybrid electric vehicle roadmap vision for expansion in sales, 2010 – 2050
Figure 5.3. Future of the electric car and lithium ion battery markets
Figure 6.1. Attack points in the smart grid

List of Tables

Table 2.1. Pricing tariffs for the smart grid
Table 2.2. Comparison of Today’s Grid and Smart Grid
Table 2.3. Network requirements for smart grid applications
Table 2.4. Strengths and weaknesses of different WAN technologies
Table 2.5. Overview of IEEE standards
Table 2.6. Other technologies promoted by the development of the smart grid market
Table 4.1. Main energy storage technologies
Table 6.1. Methods of manipulation of smart meters
Table 6.2. Methods and products used for securing critical enterprise networks