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Energy sources whose use does not lead to a long-term shortage, as their reserves are replenished within a relatively short period of time. Such sources include solar, wind and hydro power, as well as nuclear energy.

Farm management is carried out using smart devices, security measures and systems that enable data collection, efficient communication and the implementation of automation and control systems that meet the requirements of the NCRfG and OSD.

An organisation dedicated to the development of an open, public protocol that supports not only smart metering capabilities but also advancements in Smart Grids.

A barcode system developed by a Japanese company for encoding text characters.

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology that enables the reading and transmission of data, as well as the electronic powering of the chips that store this data.

Capacity market participants, in return for remuneration, declare their readiness to supply a specified amount of power to the system at times of peak demand or when there is a risk of a supply shortage. Remote systems for monitoring power consumption and specialised electricity meters are essential tools in this regard.

A service level agreement, which is a document setting out the minimum standard at which the supplier will provide specific services to the client.

A distribution network that relies on cooperation between power equipment and communication technologies, enabling automatic control and management of the network, real-time monitoring, operating adjustment, event prediction and network maintenance.