The IEEE Standards Association is responsible for developing and maintaining the IEEE 2030.5 standard for smart grid interoperability.

The primary goal of the IEC 61850 standard in smart grid systems is to facilitate data exchange between devices and systems.

Power Line Communication (PLC) is widely used for communication between smart meters and the utility in advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) systems.

The Common Information Model (CIM) defines a standardized data model for smart grid systems, enabling interoperability between different devices and applications.

The NIST Framework for Smart Grid Interoperability provides a comprehensive approach to smart grid interoperability, encompassing standards, protocols, and testing procedures.

The Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP) promotes interoperability testing and certification of smart grid devices and systems.

NISTIR 7628 defines a set of requirements for smart grid cybersecurity, including risk assessment, security controls, and incident response.

The OpenADR protocol facilitates demand response programs by enabling communication between utilities and smart devices to adjust energy consumption based on grid conditions.

IEEE 2030.5 defines a set of requirements for smart grid communication networks, including network architecture, protocols, and security.

The IEC 62351 standard enables secure communication in smart grid systems by defining security requirements, protocols, and best practices.

Distribution Automation Protocol (DAP) is commonly used for communication between smart grid devices and the utility in distribution automation systems.

The Smart Grid Information Exchange (SGIX) facilitates information exchange between stakeholders in the smart grid ecosystem, including utilities, regulators, and consumers.

SGIP defines a set of requirements for smart grid testing and certification, ensuring that devices and systems meet interoperability and performance standards.

The IEEE 2030.7 standard provides a framework for optimizing energy distribution in smart grid systems, including load balancing, voltage regulation, and power quality management.

ZigBee is widely used for communication between smart grid devices and the utility in home area networks (HANs).