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Record link: 
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/24560
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Title: 
ETIP SNET Position Paper Summary - Digitalization of the Energy System and Customer Participation: Description and recommendations of Technologies, Use Cases and Cybersecurity
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Citation: 
Chebbo, M., Hardi, E., Sánchez Fornié, M. Á., Monti, A., Boskov-Kovacs, E., Meisel, M., Huitema, G., Sayed-Mouchawe, M., Constantinescu, N., Mugnier, D., Apel, R., Montagne, J. F., Amezua, A., Beard, L., Borst, T., Carvalho, M., Conde, A., Dimeas, A., Giraud, G., … Ribeiro, L. (2018). ETIP SNET Position Paper Summary - Digitalization of the Energy System and Customer Participation: Description and recommendations of Technologies, Use Cases and Cybersecurity. ETIP-SNET European Technology & Innovation Platforms - Smart Networks for Energy Transition. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/24560
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Publication Type: 
Book - Monograph
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Authors: 
Chebbo, Maher 
Hardi, Esther 
Sánchez Fornié, Miguel Ángel 
Monti, Antonello 
Boskov-Kovacs, Elena 
Meisel, Marcus 
Huitema, George 
Sayed-Mouchawe, Moamar 
Constantinescu, Norela 
Mugnier, Daniel 
Apel, Rolf 
Montagne, Jean Francois 
Amezua, Aitor 
Beard, Liam 
Borst, Theo 
Carvalho, Miguel 
Conde, Angel 
Dimeas, Aris 
Giraud, Guillaume 
Ha, Hengxu 
Karg, Ludwig 
Kariniotakis, Georges 
Nemcek, Peter 
Suignard, Eric 
Wargers, Arjan 
Moltó Llovet, Asier 
Riaño Fernandez, Sandra 
Larsson, Henric 
Serkine, Pierre 
Kleineidam, Gerhard 
Schulz, Marco-Robert 
Pedersen, Jan 
Lechner, Christian 
Soares, Bruno Miguel 
Vavalis, Manolis 
Ribeiro, Liliana 
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Organisational Unit: 
E384-01 - Forschungsbereich Software-intensive Systems 
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Date (published): 
2018
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Number of Pages: 
24
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Publisher: 
ETIP-SNET European Technology & Innovation Platforms - Smart Networks for Energy Transition, Brusseles, Belgium
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Peer reviewed: 
No
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Keywords: 
Smart Grid Technolgoies; Use Cases; Cybersecurity
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Abstract: 
In our future energy system, the next generation of integrated technologies will monitor, observe, control, enable services and protect the smart supply and use of energy. Internet of things, artificial intelligence, machine-based learning, digital twin and other developments will find their use in the energy system. Advanced meters and modern appliances trigger the potential of active demand-response and enable new services for the energy user. We will find new relations between the end-user and the energy system.
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Science Branch: 
Elektrotechnik, Elektronik, Informationstechnik
Informatik
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