IEEE 2749-2023
IEEE Recommended Practice for Risk Identification and Evaluation of Smart Power Distribution System
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IEEE 2749-2023 is a recommended practice for risk identification and evaluation in smart power distribution systems. It addresses how computing and processing methods can support the review of distribution assets, operational scenarios, and emerging system interactions. For utilities, engineers, and planners working with smart grid equipment, the standard helps bring more consistent risk analysis to complex power, energy, and industry applications, where connected devices and automated functions can affect reliability, safety, and decision-making.
About IEEE 2749-2023
This recommended practice focuses on identifying and evaluating risk within smart power distribution environments, where digital control, communications, and electrical infrastructure often operate together. IEEE 2749-2023 is useful for shaping a structured assessment approach that can support engineering review, system planning, and operational oversight. It is especially relevant when a distribution system includes advanced monitoring or computational elements that may influence performance and resilience. The document helps teams organize risk considerations in a technical and repeatable way.
Where is IEEE 2749-2023 used?
IEEE 2749-2023 is typically used in smart distribution networks that combine power equipment with data-driven control or monitoring functions. It may apply to feeder automation, distribution management workflows, intelligent switching, and other utility or industrial power applications where risk evaluation is part of the design or operational process. The standard is also relevant when comparing system options, reviewing upgrades, or assessing how computing and processing components interact with electrical distribution assets. IEEE 2749-2023 supports more informed technical decisions in these environments.
Importance in practice
In practice, this standard matters because risk identification and evaluation can affect reliability, safety, and consistency across distribution system projects. IEEE 2749-2023 may help organizations apply a clearer method for reviewing hazards, operational impacts, and system dependencies before deployment or change. That can support better compliance processes, procurement review, and engineering documentation. For smart power distribution systems, a structured approach can reduce uncertainty and improve confidence in design and operating decisions.
- Risk identification for smart distribution systems
- Evaluation of computing and processing impacts
- Support for utility and industrial power workflows
- Structured review of operational and design risks
- Publication Date: 2023
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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- This Version: 2749 (2023)
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