Abstract
This manuscript considers the smart grids through the lenses of service dominant (S-D) logic of marketing, which focuses on the service prevision rather than the traditional good dominant logic in the conventional power production. Different premises of the S-D logic have been presented and contrasted to the features of the smart grid. It has been studied that the attentions are being shifted from prioritizing cost reduction to innovation service provision methods to satisfy the demands.
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