Feature Papers in Industrial Electronics

Dear Colleagues, 

The growing commitment of governments, businesses, and industries towards net zero has provided new opportunities and challenges for energy sectors. The key drivers for energy transition are electrifications, technological innovations, sector couplings, and the introduction of new market structures, e.g., renewable generators, energy storage systems, electric vehicles, and hydrogen fuel cells. There are several challenges regarding the energy transition, for example, energy mix and grid flexibility requirements, the need an electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, a longer-term backup capacity, and managing the impacts of new technologies such as a distributed generation, energy storage systems, and hydrogen fuel cells.

This Special Issue aims to address the emerging and broader issues for a reliable and sustainable operation of power and energy systems and provide a platform to improve interdisciplinary research, sharing the most recent ideas.

The topics of interest for the Special Issue include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. Demand response and demand-side management in green energy for sustainable power systems;
2. Modeling and management of EVs;
3. Green hydrogen technology and integrations with the power network;
4. Clean energy and recycling;
5. Cyber-physical systems and wide area monitoring;
6. Demand flexibility and minimum demand;
7. Electrifications of fossil fuel-dominated industries;
8. Power electronics applications in power and energy sectors;
9. Nonlinear and intelligent control techniques for smart grid;
10. Energy storage system;
11. Artificial intelligence and energy;
12. New energy initiatives.

Prof. Dr. S. M. Muyeen
Prof. Dr. Jahangir Hossain
Prof. Dr. Mohamed Benbouzid
Prof. Dr. Antonio J. Marques Cardoso
Dr. Marco Mussetta
Guest Editors

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