EESL employs advanced technologies to enhance RE grid integration

Considering Wi-SUN technologies, they may be in a nascent stage. To better understand this technology, it needs to mature for implementation in smart meter systems. Wi-SUN's mesh network architecture ensures robust connectivity, high uptime, and low latency, making it adaptable to urban challenges.

- Manoj Kumar Modi

Smart meters play a crucial role in the functioning of smart grids by collecting real-time energy consumption data. They interact with Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) to transmit this data to utility operators, enabling better demand forecasting and grid management. By integrating with energy storage systems, smart meters help optimise energy use, storing excess power during low demand and discharging it during peak times. This coordination reduces grid congestion, improves energy efficiency, and enhances reliability across the network. Manoj Kumar Modi, Head of Operations and Growth from EESL, shares insights with EPR.

How is EESL enhancing real-time energy monitoring to meet the growing demand for efficient energy management?