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Problem Discription<\/h3>\n

Due to the increasing changes in electrical grids<\/a>, load flow information is becoming more and more important. For you as a distribution network operator, increasingly also in combination with power quality data. As a distribution network operator, you are increasingly complaining that the relevant information at grid level 7<\/a> is either not available at all or is inadequate. Without a proper smart grid solution, this would be equivalent to “flying blind.” Intelligent metering systems (smart meters) won’t help you with this either. This is because, among other things, these are only suitable to a limited extent (e.g. due to data protection rules, insufficient measurement performance for network management, etc.).<\/p>\n

The idea: A modular smart grid solution incorporating the power quality<\/h3>\n

For you as a distribution network operator, the result is that on network level 7 the load flows can be controlled and<\/u>, in addition, the network quality limits can be efficiently exploited. As a result, no expensive grid expansion should be required in order to avoid the enormous costs associated with it. For you as a network operator, this also promotes the issue of general resource conservation (e.g., dispensing with additional quantities of copper).<\/p>\n

The basis: A scalable measurement system<\/h3>\n

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