Compatibility, Power Electronics and Power Engineering

Dear Colleagues,

The rapid development of power electronics is leading to increased amounts of research in a number of areas. Spanning power generation systems via distribution systems and power converters to the load, all these stages must be highly efficient, reliably designed, and compatible with each other. To increase the penetration of renewable energy systems, development is required in the area of power distribution, but this also causes challenges in electromagnetic compatibility and the effective design of power electronics converters operating in harsh conditions. This Special Issue aims to concentrate on recent developments and work as a platform to allow researchers to discuss and share their experiences in the areas of compatibility, power electronics, and power engineering. Topics of interest for this Special Issue include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Power generation, transmission, and distribution;
• Power electronics and applications;
• Smart grids technologies and applications;
• Renewable energies;
• Energy storage technologies;
• Distributed power generation systems communication, security, and smart metering;
• Electrical machines and adjustable speed drives;
• Transport electrification;
• Electric mobility;
• Energy market;
• EMI and EMC issues;
• Power semiconductor devices.

Dr. Paweł Górecki
Prof. Dr. Krzysztof Górecki
Prof. Dr. Kalina Detka
Guest Editors

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• power electronics
• power engineering
• power generation
• power distribution
• smart grids
• renewable energies
• energy storage
• EMI
• EMC
• power semiconductor devices