As the global use of new energy sources for carbon reduction advances, traditionally used power grid management systems are also rapidly transitioning to new smart grids in accordance with new power regulations, including the growth of new and renewable energy.

Smart grid is a network that manages the generation, transmission and distribution of energy enhanced by digital control, monitoring and communication functions. In addition to providing real-time, two-way control of power flow, smart grid technologies and applications allow for interconnected communication between utilities and consumers.

Smart grid systems enable all electricity-connected stakeholders, from power plants to commercial, industrial and residential users, to gain a deeper understanding of the use of electricity and the infrastructure that transports it.