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smart grid
This term describes a modernized electrical infrastructure that replaces traditional one-way power flow with a bidirectional system of electricity and data. It is primarily used in technical, environmental, and urban planning contexts to discuss sustainability and energy efficiency.
Because it refers to a specific technological system, it is often paired with adjectives like "integrated," "decentralized," or "resilient." It is distinct from a standard power grid in its ability to automatically reroute power during outages and incorporate volatile renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
Meanings
Examples
The city is investing in a smart grid to reduce energy waste.
A smart grid can automatically reroute power during a blackout.
We need to implement a smart grid to better integrate solar power.
I wonder if a smart grid could actually lower my monthly electric bill.
The transition to a smart grid requires significant infrastructure upgrades.
The transition to a smart grid requires significant infrastructure upgrades.
Integrating electric vehicles into the smart grid helps balance the load.
The engineer explained how the smart grid monitors electricity flow in real time.
A well managed smart grid minimizes the risk of cascading power failures.