Nokia Real Action plans to adopt microgrid technology: powered by renewable energy sources

CTOnews.com, December 21, Nokia announced that Real Action plans to adopt microgrid technology to make the operation of microgrid infrastructure more efficient, reliable and sustainable.

At present, 789 million people around the world live without electricity, and millions more lack reliable energy supplies. Soaring fuel prices exacerbate the problem, plunging millions of people into energy poverty. At the same time, the world is facing another crisis: carbon emissions are exacerbating the warming of the atmosphere, and burning fossil fuels for energy is one of the main sources of carbon emissions.

Nokia Real Action plans to bring together leading experts to find solutions to real-life challenges, that is, how to make renewable and flexible energy more accessible? To this end, Real Action experts use microgrid technology to reimagine the future of energy acquisition and use.

CTOnews.com learned that the microgrid is a separate grid that uses renewable energy, batteries and generators to generate electricity. Microgrids can not only complement the State Grid, but also work independently of the State Grid, providing more sustainable and flexible energy supply to the community.

Through the latest technological innovations such as 5G, the Internet of things and artificial intelligence, renewable resources can be connected, monitored and managed, and a more efficient, reliable and sustainable microgrid infrastructure can be ensured.