France accelerates the establishment of a smart grid standard system

With the continuous depletion of fossil energy and the increasing pressure for environmental protection, the large-scale development and utilization of new energy and renewable energy power generation have become the needs of the times. EDF has been working hard to build a cleaner, more stable and safer nuclear power plant, making nuclear power the most important form of power generation in France and forming a unique nuclear safety culture. EDF has done a lot of work on the integration of wind power, photovoltaic power generation and other renewable energy sources. It has actively developed offshore wind power, biomass power generation, and natural gas power generation, providing a very considerate service on the power generation side and the power consumption side.

EDF has always been committed to the construction of smart grids and smart cities. We hope to build a smart grid in Europe with a higher level of automation, more interaction and higher reliability of power supply. The smart grid can better coordinate various forms of power generation and optimize the allocation of power resources. When problems occur in the power grid, they can achieve rapid self-healing.

We are committed to cooperating with government departments to encourage distributed photovoltaic power generation to be connected to the grid; vigorously promote smart meters, guide customers to apply more intelligent power technologies, intelligent power management, effectively improve energy efficiency, and achieve energy conservation Build a smart city, implement unified management of social resources networks such as power supply, water supply, gas supply, and garbage disposal, realize data sharing, and build a more intelligent urban management system.

To build a smart grid, only technical solutions are not enough, and a smart grid standard system needs to be established. This requires strengthening cross-border exchanges and cooperation and reaching universal international consensus. Under the guidance of a unified standard system, the power companies and equipment manufacturers will work together to effectively accelerate the construction of smart grids.