The smart grid is a modern energy system that uses digital technology to efficiently manage and optimize the supply of electric power. The cogeneration technology plays a key role in such a smart grid. Units can be controlled remotely based on the current power and heat demand, allowing for the flexible operation of these units. The smart grid also allows for bi-directional electric power flow, so that the CHP units can generate electric power for local consumers or supply the grid in case of overproduction. These features allow an increase in overall energy efficiency and reliability, plus a reduction in the cost of generating the power and heat.

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