This article explores the pivotal role of telecommunication in enhancing the reliability of energy grids. It highlights how telecommunication enables real-time monitoring, automation, and integration of renewable energy sources, thereby addressing the challenges of modern energy systems. Furthermore, the article examines the use of advanced analytics and predictive maintenance powered by telecommunication networks to prevent outages and optimize grid performance. Key challenges, including cybersecurity threats and implementation costs, are discussed alongside future prospects such as 5G and quantum communication technologies. Telecommunication emerges as a fundamental enabler of resilient, efficient, and sustainableenergy grids
This article explores the pivotal role of telecommunication in enhancing the reliability of energy grids. It highlights how telecommunication enables real-time monitoring, automation, and integration of renewable energy sources, thereby addressing the challenges of modern energy systems. Furthermore, the article examines the use of advanced analytics and predictive maintenance powered by telecommunication networks to prevent outages and optimize grid performance. Key challenges, including cybersecurity threats and implementation costs, are discussed alongside future prospects such as 5G and quantum communication technologies. Telecommunication emerges as a fundamental enabler of resilient, efficient, and sustainableenergy grids
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| 1 | Kalmuratov M.. | Teacher | Nukus branch of the Muhammad al-Khwarizmi Tashkent University of Information Technologies |
| 2 | Tumaeva A.. | Teacher | Nukus branch of the Muhammad al-Khwarizmi Tashkent University of Information Technologies |
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