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As a part of the macro-concept of smart city, one of the systems to be underlined is the energy intelligent-management system, especially smart grids, although we should not forget about gas sources and water service. The main purpose of smart grids consists of using efficiently and rationally the energy.

This kind of systems are based on the integration of the advances in electrical engineering and information technologies, which allows all the system areas (control, measurements, protections, etc.) to be part of a unique management system. These smart grids facilitate the efficient management of electricity and use computing technology to optimize the production and distribution of electricity in order to balance the supply and demand between producers and consumers.

The way we manage the electricity used by the consumers is dramatically changing due to fact that, thanks to renewable energies, consumers can also be producers and so redirect the energy retrieved to the electrical grid. This produces a bidirectional flow, which has to be managed by bidirectional digital technologies.



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      The research group BISITE has extensive experience in the development and implementation of systems based on Ambient Intelligence (Ambient Intelligence) and related areas, such as Ambient Assisted Living, eHealth and eInclusion, among others. These systems are able to obtain background information and automatically adjust to the user’s needs and environment characteristics, all in a simple and ubiquitous form for users, with the objective to optimize and facilitate their daily activities.

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      The increase in electricity consumption has led to desorrar systems that optimize energy expenditure and to monitor the use of appliances or systems using the mains. Statistic techniques, neural networks or fuzzy systems are used to process the data collected and take decisions.
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      Green computing includes designing, manufacturing, using, and disposing of computers, servers, and associated subsystems—such as monitors, printers, storage devices, and networking and communications systems — efficiently and effectively with minimal or no impact on the environment (San Murugesan)

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