Fuzzy cognitive map-based modelling for smart grid implementation in India

Archana

International Journal of Services and Operations Management, 2024, vol. 48, issue 3, 305-333

Abstract: Though the benefits of modernising the conventional grid to the smart grid are numerous, its implementation is still at a slow pace due to several constraints and uncertainties. The diverse peripheral effects of smart grid development result in either social/government support or resistance, which turns into a crucial element affecting its successful implementation. In this work, fuzzy cognitive map (FCM) modelling approach is presented to analyse the associated issues in the development and the application of smart grid technology. To identify the concepts for FCM modelling, a hybrid approach was used where information was extracted from experts' opinions and questionnaire survey various scenarios were developed to analyse the impact of driver concepts on receiver concepts. For this purpose, mental modeller software has been used to design FCM models. The developed FCM framework will undoubtedly draw policy recommendations concerning the deployment of innovative technology to enhance energy efficiency and reliability.

Keywords: smart grid; sustainability; fuzzy cognitive mapping; FCM; renewable energy; India. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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