Next Generation Grid Control: A Modular and Scalable Event-Driven Architecture for Monitoring and Control of Power Systems
Abstract
The increasing complexity of modern power systems, driven by the integration of renewable energy sources and decentralized energy resources, necessitates a paradigm shift in grid control and monitoring architectures. This paper presents a modular and scalable event-driven grid control system designed to enhance flexibility, interoperability, and resilience. By leveraging digital twins, microservice architectures, and event-driven processing, the proposed approach enables real-time grid state assessment, improved fault detection, and seamless integration with legacy systems and emerging technologies. A prototypical implementation demonstrates the system’s effectiveness in a simulated medium-voltage grid scenario. Future work will focus on expanding the system to low-voltage networks, integrating AI-based methodologies for enhanced state assessment and anomaly detection, strengthening cybersecurity measures, and optimizing performance for large-scale deployments. The proposed framework represents a significant step toward the next generation of grid management systems, providing a foundation for future advancements in energy system digitalization.
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Oldenburger Institut für Informatik
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Energy Division OFFIS Institute for Information Technology,Oldenburg,Germany
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Oldenburger Institut für Informatik
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Energy Division OFFIS Institute for Information Technology,Oldenburg,Germany
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Oldenburger Institut für Informatik
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Energy Division OFFIS Institute for Information Technology,Oldenburg,Germany
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Affiliation as printed
RWTH Aachen,Institute of High Voltage Equipment and Grids, Digitalization and Energy Economics,Aachen,Germany
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Oldenburger Institut für Informatik
Affiliation as printed
Energy Division OFFIS Institute for Information Technology,Oldenburg,Germany
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Oldenburger Institut für Informatik
Affiliation as printed
Energy Division OFFIS Institute for Information Technology,Oldenburg,Germany
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