TNB Smart Grid Initiatives

Monitoring and control involve the methods, systems, and technologies for overseeing and managing network systems and devices, ensuring safety, efficiency, and reliability. Monitoring offers real-time system insights, while control allows for necessary actions, adjustments, and process automation. This evolution leads to developing DSO2.0, which enhances flexibility in connecting multiple energy sources, especially renewables, supports electrification, and empowers consumers.

A smart grid affords more accurate information on user energy consumption and generation, in real time through a more data-driven.

No matter how smart a grid is, it also has to remain reliable to ensure uninterrupted supply and generation to the people.

The grid of the future will also enable users themselves to distribute energy back to the grid, providing new sustainable energy sources to those that need it.

The grid of the future allows for seamless adoption of green energy into the grid, allowing us to reduce the country’s carbon footprint, encouraging more steps towards a greener future.

Digitalizing a grid opens it to the possibility of cyber threats, and thus requires protective measures to keep the power supply uninterrupted, and your data secured.

Being in touch with our consumer’s needs is vital to ensure the grid functions and behaves in a smarter manner.

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