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|a The internet of things in the power sector
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|b opportunities in Asia and the Pacific.
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|b Asian Development Bank
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|a Sustainable development working papers.
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|a ADB, through its Improving Public Expenditure Quality Program, has provided policy and technical In Asias power sector, grids are plagued with unreliable service and are struggling to upgrade power systems to keep up with high demand growth rates. The Internet of Things (IoT), billed as the next industrial revolution or Industry 4.0, has the potential to significantly transform the power sector by optimizing operations, managing asset performance, and engaging customers to lower energy cost. The power sector is already reaping benefits from early consumer-oriented IoT applications: smart meters and smart thermostats.
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|a Energy policy
|z Pacific Asia.
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|a Energy policy, Economics and management.
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|a Information technology
|z Asia.
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|a Open Access Electronic Books from ADB. Click here to access
|u https://www.adb.org/publications/internet-of-things-power-sector-opportunities
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