Enhancing Grid Resilience for Improved Power System Reliability

Resilience has loomed as a crucial and acceptable quality as a result of increased worries about intrusions on the physiological and digital power grid, also the need to lessen the effects of natural disasters. A sleek transition to a more intelligent grid depends heavily on the conceptualisation, expression, and assessment of the power grid's resilience. There have been several attempts to define, gauge, and evaluate smart grid resilience. Both the obstacles and the desired characteristics of a resilience metric are discussed. The study outlined the qualitative frameworks suggested to evaluate the adaptability of the smart grid, a globally broad, organisationally complex, and technologically advanced cyber-physical system.