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Electromagnetic compatibility is crucial for the engineering of Smart Grid devices; it is, in fact, necessary to ensure that electromagnetic disturbances are limited and that each device is immune to disturbances in the environment in which it operates. For the Smart Grid device to function properly and coexist with other electrical and electronic systems, it must be designed and installed in compliance with EMC requirements. EMC requirements are a delicate aspect for the engineering of Smart Grid devices, mainly due to the possible impact in terms of time and costs. This book as a technical blueprint will point out and analyze the impact of new EMC requirements on device design and installation. Reviews the general emerging EMC issues and their impact on smart grid devices. In this book, it will be Presented the recommended and effective methods of EMI mitigation techniques, and good EMC engineering practices for managing EMC to achieve reliable performance and legal compliance and reduce financial risks.