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The GreenCom project, which focus on new business models for Smart Grids, has produced a video on the technical equipment to be installed to allow energy providers to monitor and forecast energy consumption in the low voltage grid in order to balance overall Grid Performance.
The video shows how data can be collected from solar panels, wind turbines and heat pumps. The video is recorded by our partner Tyndall University College in Cork, Ireland. See the video here.