Data Privacy for the Grid: Toward a Data Privacy Standard for Inverter-Based and Distributed Energy Resources
Abstract
The traditional approach to planning the distribution grid has focused on reliability in the context of gradual and reasonably predictable load growth. Forecasts of load growth, combined with asset management practices, were used by system planners to identify upgrades to the system to maintain or improve reliability. The decisions, typically based within load flow analysis tools, included considerations about contingency scenarios and corporate forecasts (i.e., top-down predictions at a summary level of what would happen in a particular area that could impact load growth and behavior). Today, this traditional approach no longer fits all purposes.
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