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Smart transformers facilitating efficient power flow and grid intelligence
EPR Magazine (Electrical & Power Review)
|August 2025
The growing energy demand projected to reach 388 GW by FY32, necessitates investments in advanced transformer technologies to enhance grid efficiency and integrate renewable energy.
The power sector is undergoing a rapid change, boosted by rising electricity demand, renewable integration, and grid modernisation. Anand Pandey from Electrotherm India Ltd discusses the evolving landscape, smart transformer technologies, and centralised systems like the National Unified Network Management System (N-UNMS), which are likely to play a critical role in enhancing efficiency, reliability, and sustainability across the grid. Let us hear him.
How are Indian transformer manufacturers using smart technologies to enhance grid efficiency and sustainability?
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