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Consumers participation is important for successful implementation of a smart grid. The share of renewable energy sources is ever-increasing Indian power system. As investment required for power generation is quite high, it is important to understand the consumer’s electricity usage pattern for a better planning of resources. It also facilitates energy saving and grid reliability. For a smart grid to operate efficiently and in accordance with the consumer’s preference, real-time power consumption pattern of the consumer is monitored by a Smart Grid Controller for different categories (based on paying capacity). An alert mechanism for voluntary shifting of the consumption to keep the pre-declared budget within limit is suggested.
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Gupta, R., Jha, D.K. & Nagar, S. Agent based smart home energy management system. CSIT 4, 103–110 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40012-016-0115-y
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