Smart and autonomous communication for hybrid energy management in smart grid

To face the changing energy landscape, it is necessary to modernise the electrical system. The integration of the new information and communication technologies into the networks will make them connected and will make it possible to take into account the actions of those involved in the electricity system. The majority of studies on smart grids use a Cartesian analysis method. The system is divided into modules: optimization, network structure, communication technologies and security and elements or agents: users, energy, controllers and data. In this paper, we would like to present a new concept of autonomous communication for hybrid energy management in smart grid able to manage locally the energy produced for a set of connected houses.