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Smart grids and energy storage systems are both identified as critical, complementary technologies for achieving a sustainable energy transition, as evidenced by their frequent co-occurrence in research strategies [1], [2], [3], and [4]. They are functionally linked as essential components for managing variable renewable energy and optimizing grid performance [5], [6].
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Sustainable Energy Transition for Renewable and Low Carbon Grid ... frontiersin.org 6 facts
claimCritical energy transition technologies, such as smart grids and cheaper energy storage, are currently under research and development and require funding and support to reach maturity.
claimThe future contribution of solar energy to grid electricity will be enhanced by advancements in solar cell technology, the transition to smart grids, and the implementation of energy storage.
perspectiveFuture research into the practical details of smart grids, decentralized generation, energy storage, and the computerization and optimization of electricity generation, transmission, and distribution is recommended to facilitate a sustainable energy future.
referenceTechnologies and approaches to enable sustainable electricity include developing smart grids to replace traditional grids, decentralizing electricity generation and use, electrifying transport, developing energy storage technologies, and implementing demand-side management strategies such as time-dependent electricity tariffs and smart meters.
claimThe study "Sustainable Energy Transition for Renewable and Low Carbon Grid" is unique because it incorporates technical and institutional dimensions alongside economic, social, and environmental dimensions, specifically addressing energy storage, transport electrification, and the role of smart grids in managing decentralized generation.
claimSustainable energy transition strategies include the electrification of thermal applications and households, the implementation of smart grids, energy storage for variable renewables, carbon capture and sequestration, cogeneration, and energy efficiency measures to limit consumption and wastage.