Smart grid is a new vision of the conventional power grid to integrate green and renewable
technologies. Smart grid (SG) has become a hot research topic with the development of new …

Traditional electrical power grids are transitioning from centralised operation with
unidirectional energy and information flows (from the generation domain to customers) to …

Magnetic field energy harvester (MEH) based on current transformers has emerged as a
promising method for powering mass sensors in smart grids. However, a significant …

Advances in information and communication technologies have significantly influenced the
operation of low-voltage distribution grids. As essential elements of distribution grids, user …

The information and communication technology (ICT) can bring attractive features to the
traditional power grid such as energy conserving, reliability, efficiency, transparency, and …

Abstract Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are effective devices used for remote
surveillance, device failure prediction, and housing energy control in numerous smart grid …

More customers are tending to install batteries with photovoltaic (PV), so they can better
control their electricity bills. In this context, customers may be tempted to go off-grid at a …

Neighborhood area networks (NANs) lay the foundation for robust communication in smart
grids to support stable and secure end-user connectivity with substations. Firstly, the current …

In smart grid, the neighborhood area network (NAN) serves as a bridge connecting smart
meters and meter data management system (MDMS) and is one of the most important …

Routing is a network-layer (layer-3) function in ISO's seven-layer network architecture. It
involves the process of finding a communication path, typically from multiple options, to …