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Revision as of 16:07, 30 October 2024
Welcome to the Grid Portal
An electric grid is an interconnected network of generation stations, high-voltage transmission lines and distribution lines for delivering electricity from suppliers to consumers. The grid portal provides an overview of the grid related information on energypedia.
There are currently 2 Grid publications available
| Title | Publisher | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Policy Brief 12 Global Progress of SDG 7 - Energy and Gender | SEforAll, IEA and Energia | 2018 |
| Smart Grids in the European Union: Assessing Energy Security, Regulation & Social and Ethical Considerations | Queen Mary University of London, School of Law | 2017 |
