Computational Modeling and Intelligent Simulation of Next-Generation Energy Systems

Dear Colleagues,

The rapid transformation of today’s energy landscape, driven by renewable integration, distributed generation, electrification, and digitalization, requires advanced computational tools capable of capturing complex, multiscale, and dynamic behaviors. This Special Issue focuses on innovative approaches for the modeling and simulation of next-generation energy systems, including intelligent algorithms, high-performance computational frameworks, and data-driven techniques that enable accurate analysis, optimization, and control of modern power and energy systems.

We invite original research and review papers that explore novel computational models, intelligent simulation methodologies, and cross-disciplinary strategies for understanding and designing future energy systems. Topics of interest include mathematical modeling, AI-enhanced simulations, digital twins, optimization-based frameworks, and real-time simulation environments. Contributions addressing challenges in renewable energy systems, smart grids, energy storage, microgrids, and integrated energy networks are particularly welcome.

This Special Issue aims to bring together researchers from energy engineering, computer science, applied mathematics, and related fields to advance the state of the art in computational modeling and simulation for the next generation of sustainable, resilient, and intelligent energy systems.

Dr. Arya Abdollahi
Prof. Dr. Frank Werner
Guest Editors

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