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Energy Management Systems for Microgrids

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

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

A microgrid consists of a power distribution system operating at medium and low voltage with distributed energy sources. It can be connected to or disconnected from the main power system, and operates independently. As renewable energy sources expand, storage devices can be included, and in some cases flexible load control is possible. These energy management approaches for microgrids cover a broad spectrum of planning, operation, management, control, economic, environmental, and operational effect issues. Technical challenges associated with the operation and control of microgrids are broad. Problems with multiple microgrids include communication, time synchronization, zero inertia, etc. Smart ships can also be viewed as microgrids, and energy management in complex loads such as heat, electricity, and propulsion is leading to the reduction of CO2 emissions, improved power quality, and reduced energy supply costs. We invite the submission of high-quality manuscripts from engineers for publication in this Special Issue.

Dr. Hee-Jin Lee
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • renewable energy in microgrids
  • medium- and low-voltage distribution systems
  • microgrids for flexibility and resiliency
  • voltage stability for microgrids
  • high penetration of renewable energies in microgrids
  • control, operation, and planning in microgrids
  • optimal allocation of energy storage systems
  • operation strategy for microgrids
  • energy management systems for smart ships
  • electric vehicle operation for stand-alone microgrids

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Electronics - ISSN 2079-9292