Research and Markets: Microgrids to Enable Greater Flexibility and Optimization of Power Delivery Sources - 2011 Report

DUBLIN--()--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/d5b224/microgrids_to_enab) has announced the addition of GlobalData 's new report "Microgrids to Enable Greater Flexibility and Optimization of Power Delivery Sources" to their offering.

Microgrids to Enable Greater Flexibility and Optimization of Power Delivery Sources - 2011 Report

The present electric power supply and delivery systems consist of a complex grid of multiple electrical components including power generation supply, transmission, voltage control, and power delivery with multiple points of supply and use. The integration of this complex grid with power supply and delivery sources is referred to as distribution system. The distribution system of the future, unlike the presently used conventional distribution model, will take full advantage of the services that can be provided by a microgrid. This distribution system of the future will be locally controlled and will allow a quick response time for the functions related to it. The other functions of transmission grid management and longer response time functions will continue to be provided by the central control authority. However, the microgrids would be controlled by local controllers and will operate in order to keep the distribution voltage and frequency within limits as specified by the central control authority. The operations of microgrids would primarily be in response to the indigenous energy requirement with cogeneration of power and heat, power quality and reliability and will be managed in response to the market signals, such as price of electricity, gas and so on. While changing the way the current distributed systems operate, microgrids will enable greater flexibility and optimization of power delivery sources in the future.

Scope

  • Market prospects of microgrid offering greater flexibility and optimization of power delivery sources
  • Key value propositions of microgrid deployment
  • Key technical and regulatory road blocks
  • Initiatives in key countries for microgrid deployment
  • Future growth potential driven by increased investments by market players

Reasons to buy

  • Identifying the key growth and investment opportunities in the distributed power delivery system with microgrid
  • Gain insights on the growth potential offered by microgrid deployment
  • Developing strategies for deploying distributed generation resources
  • Facilitate decision-making based on upcoming market developments of microgrid offering flexibility and optimization of power delivery sources

Key Topics Covered:

1 Table of Contents

1.1 List of Tables

2 Summary

3 Microgrids - A Concept Yet to be Fully Implemented

4 Why Microgrids?

4.1 Managing Price Volatility

4.2 Improving Power Quality and Reliability

4.3 Promoting Deployment of Energy Efficient Technologies

4.4 Optimizing Service Quality and Value to Customers

4.5 Providing Greener Power

4.6 Key Regulatory and Technical Road Blocks

4.6.1 Detecting Fault Current Levels

4.6.2 Underdeveloped Services

4.7 Recent Initiatives in Key Countries for Microgrid Deployments

4.8 Increased Investments by Market Players Driving the Growth

4.9 Future Road Map for Microgrids

5 Appendix

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Contacts

Research and Markets
Laura Wood, Senior Manager,
press@researchandmarkets.com
U.S. Fax: 646-607-1907
Fax (outside U.S.): +353-1-481-1716