TY  - JOUR 
TI  - Smart Grid: Las TICs y la modernización de las redes de energía eléctrica - Estado del Arte
JO  - Sistemas y Telemática;Vol. 9, No. 18
PB  - Universidad Icesi
PY  - 2011
issn 16925238
AB  - In the world is growing interest in developing policies
and regulations that encourage the creation of social
awareness of greenhouse gas emissions. Many
governments also want to reduce dependence on fossil
fuels. Called Smart Grid technologies can support
these goals by reducing carbon emissions by managing
energy demand. In addition to environmental
benefits, its implementation improves the efficiency
of transmission and power distribution, and allows
the integration of distributed renewable energy
sources. The infrastructure of the Smart Grid should
provide future requirements and take advantage of
emerging technologies. With the mass use of electric
vehicles, the network must be able to respond to the
enormous increase in demand. These actions are
important in many sectors, but particularly for ICT, as
their development is to enable power grids to become
"smarter".
KW  - Smart grid
KW  - Fuentes de energía renovables
KW  - Gestión de redes
KW  - Redes Eléctricas
KW  - Combustibles fosiles
KW  - Gases
KW  - Efecto invernadero
KW  - Producción intelectual registrada - Universidad Icesi
KW  - Sistemas y telemática
KW  - Smart grid
KW  - Distributed generation
KW  - Renewable energy
UR  - http://www.icesi.edu.co/revistas/index.php/sistemas_telematica/article/view/1075
ER  -