Renewable Energy, Energy that comes from naturally replenishing sources like solar or wind, Distributed Energy Resources (DER), Devices or technologies located close to consumers, such as rooftop solar or home batteries, Digitalization, Technologies that allow real-time data communication across the energy grid, Aggregation, A process of combining many DERs so they can participate in energy markets more easily, Demand Response (DR), A method where consumers adjust their electricity use to support grid stability and receive rewards, Peak Shaving, Reducing energy use during times of highest electricity demand, Energy Efficiency (EE), Improving energy use so that less energy is required for the same service., Virtual Power Plant (VPP), A system where DER units are combined and controlled as if they were one power plant, Distributed Storage, A system that provides services such as backup power, frequency regulation, and energy arbitrage., Smart Meter, A device that enables two-way communication of electricity usage and supports dynamic pricing, Valley Filling, Charging EVs during nighttime when energy supply is high., Onsite RES Generation, Installing solar panels on rooftops in a neighborhood., Offsite RES Generation, Using wind or solar farms located in another region or country., Energy System Integration, Linking electricity, heating, and mobility into one coordinated system., Electrification of Transport, Switching gasoline cars to EVs and hybrids, Smart Energy Community (SEC), A community where citizens, DERs, and digital systems work together to manage energy., General Motors (GM) EV1, First modern mass-produced electric vehicle (1996–1999), Toyota Prius, First mass-produced hybrid vehicle (1997, Japan).

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