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Advanced Power Generation and Conversion Systems

This special issue belongs to the section “Power Electronics“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Over the last few years, power generation has changed due to national and international climate and sustainability targets, economical constraints and the diffusion of distributed renewable energy sources.

In the present context it is mandatory not only to identify available resources in the short term but also to implement adequate planning, management, and control actions to satisfy energy needs in the medium- and long-term.

Techniques able to improve power generators’ performances, also guaranteeing grid stability, reliability and resilience, could constitute key solutions to current and future service continuity and emission reduction.

Furthermore, the adoption of advanced materials, conversion technologies and devices could permit the decrease of losses in AC, DC and hybrid AC/DC power system improvement.

The main aim of this Special Issue is to obtain a complete overview of advanced materials, devices, technologies and control logics to power generation and conversion systems.

The submission of technical works is welcome and particular attention is dedicated to experimentally validated case studies and developed prototype and demonstrators. The purpose of this Issue consists of providing relevant information to facilitate the sharing of sharing among academic and industrial stakeholders, not neglecting social impacts and roles.

The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • H2-based generation;
  • On-shore and off-shore wind generation;
  • Hydropower;
  • Multi-vector generation;
  • Cogeneration;
  • Tri-generation;
  • Biomass;
  • V2G;
  • Storage (Li-ion, SuperCap, Flow batteries, hybrid);
  • Nuclear generation;
  • Advanced materials for power generation;
  • HVDC systems;
  • Statcom systems;
  • Solid State Transformers;
  • Grid-forming inverters;
  • Conversion interface;
  • Advances materials and solution for power converters;
  • Planning, management methodology;
  • Control logics.

Dr. Giovanna Adinolfi
Dr. Maria Valenti
Prof. Dr. Giorgio Graditi
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • advanced generation
  • advanced connection and interface devices
  • power converters for advanced generation
  • innovative control strategies
  • hybrid storage systems

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Electronics - ISSN 2079-9292