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M. Chebbo, E. Hardi, M.A. Sánchez Fornié, A. Monti, E. Boskov-Kovacs, M. Meisel, G. Huitema, M. Sayed-Mouchawe, N. Constantinescu, D. Mugnier, R. Apel, J.F. Montagne, A. Amezua, L. Beard, T. Borst, M. Carvalho, A. Conde, A. Dimeas, G. Giraud, H. Ha, L. Karg, G. Kariniotakis, P. Nemcek, E. Suignard, A. Wargers, A. Moltó Llovet, S. Riaño Fernandez, H. Larsson, P. Serkine, G. Kleineidam, M.-R. Schulz, J. Pedersen, C. Lechner, B.M. Soares, M. Vavalis, L. Ribeiro:
"ETIP SNET Position Paper Summary - Digitalization of the Energy System and Customer Participation: Description and recommendations of Technologies, Use Cases and Cybersecurity";
ETIP-SNET European Technology & Innovation Platforms - Smart Networks for Energy Transition, Brusseles, Belgium, 2018, 24 S.

In our future energy system, the next generation of integrated technologies will monitor, observe, control, enable services and protect the smart supply and use of energy. Internet of things, artificial intelligence, machine-based learning, digital twin and other developments will find their use in the energy system. Advanced meters and modern appliances trigger the potential of active demand-response and enable new services for the energy user. We will find new relations between the end-user and the energy system.

Smart Grid Technolgoies, Use Cases, Cybersecurity

https://www.etip-snet.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/ETIP-SNET-Position-Paper-on-Digitalisation-short-for-web.pdf