Intelligent power distribution can be closely aligned with the objectives of the dual-carbon strategy and contribute to achieving carbon neutrality and sustainable development. For example, to improve energy efficiency, smart distribution systems can help optimise the distribution and use of energy by monitoring and analysing power system operation data in real time, improving energy efficiency and thus reducing energy waste and carbon emissions. Improving energy efficiency is one of the key measures to achieve the goal of a dual-carbon strategy.
Smart distribution can also help reduce carbon emissions by optimising the operation of the power system. Here are a few ways how smart distribution technology can help reduce carbon emissions:
Предиктивное обслуживание: Smart distribution systems can reduce energy waste and carbon emissions by monitoring and analysing the operation of power equipment in real time, predicting equipment failures in advance and maintaining them in a timely manner, thus reducing downtime for repairs and the energy consumption of power equipment.
Управление энергией: Intelligent power distribution systems can monitor energy usage in real time and analyse and forecast based on real-time and historical data to optimise energy distribution and usage. By adjusting energy distribution, energy consumption and carbon emissions can be reduced.
Renewable Energy Management: Intelligent power distribution systems can coordinate the supply and demand of renewable energy and traditional energy through integrated management of renewable energy to achieve more efficient energy use and less carbon emissions.
Energy Storage Management: Intelligent power distribution systems can monitor the use of energy storage equipment such as batteries in real time, and automatically adjust the distribution and use of energy according to demand, thus reducing energy waste and carbon emissions.
In short, smart power distribution can reduce energy waste and carbon emissions by improving energy efficiency in order to achieve the goal of low carbon and environmental protection.
The smart power distribution market will continue to grow rapidly in the coming years. Firstly, the market size is expanding. With the continuous development of new energy and energy storage technologies, the smart power distribution market size will continue to expand. According to market research organisations, by 2026, the global smart power distribution market size will reach USD 80 billion.
Secondly, technological innovation. With the development of artificial intelligence, big data, IoT and other technologies, smart power distribution technology will continue to innovate and become more intelligent and efficient. For example, the smart power distribution system will be able to achieve autonomous operation, automatically adjust power supply and demand, and predict power failures.
Third, the application scene is rich. Intelligent power distribution will be widely used in different scenarios such as industrial, commercial and residential. For example, in the industrial field, intelligent power distribution can help achieve automated production, reduce energy costs and improve productivity. In the residential field, intelligent power distribution can realise the integration of energy management and smart home.
In addition, the development of the smart power distribution market will vary due to different energy policies and market environments in different countries and regions. For example, in Europe and North America, the smart distribution market will be more mature and developed, while in Asia and Latin America, the smart distribution market is in a rapid development stage.
In short, with the development of technology and the growth of market demand, the smart power distribution market has a bright future. In the next few years, we can foresee that the smart distribution market will continue to expand, the application scenarios will be richer and more diversified, and the technology will continue to innovate, making a greater contribution to the intelligent management of energy and low-carbon environmental protection.