Improvements of the Electricity Power System: 3rd Edition
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "F: Electrical Engineering".
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Interests: energy; power system analysis; electrical power engineering; power system simulation; photovoltaics; power system modelling; power engineering
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Dear Colleagues,
The Guest Editor invites you to send applications to the Special Energies Edition entitled "Improvements of the Electricity Power System: 3rd Edition".
World turbulences with access to hydrocarbon energy resources are forcing the development of technologies related to obtaining energy from renewable sources in many countries around the world. These technologies are inextricably linked with the increasing use of rare earth metals in the creation of new and more perfect materials for processes related to energy production, transforming it into a different form and altering its storage method. Rising energy prices are forcing changes in the paradigms of the operation of power systems. In the global energy market, national power systems are starting to play a different role. Solutions such as virtual power plants (VPP) or power cooperatives are starting to be considered.
More and more activities in the energy sector are supported by artificial intelligence and machine learning. AI in the energy sector must meet the challenges of analyzing huge amounts of data in real time to optimize energy consumption and stabilize power grids. Another difficulty is the integration of renewable energy sources, the production of which is unstable and requires advanced predictive models for effective management. Additionally, AI must meet stringent safety and reliability standards to prevent failures and cyberattacks in critical energy infrastructure.
In this Special Issue of Energies, we would like to highlight the following issues:
- Problems of the operation of power systems in the conditions of a raw material crisis;
- Issues related to the functioning of renewable energy sources in the power system;
- Hydrogen technologies;
- The issue of energy storage;
- Virtual Power Plants on the electricity market;
- Issues related to the operation of local power systems;
- Smart-Grid and Smart-Metering in the power system;
- Material processing, functional materials, and rare earth metals;
- Energy efficiency and energy saving;
- Safe operation of systems and installations;
- Optimization, forecasting, and IT software in power systems;
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning in the Energy Economy.
Prof. Dr. Tomasz Popławski
Dr. Marek Kurkowski
Prof. Dr. Enrique Romero-Cadaval
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- electric power system
- energy efficiency
- AI and ML methods
- energy quality
- energy saving
- energy storage
- hydrogen technologies
- safe operation of systems
- safe operation of installations
- material processing and rare earth metals
- functional materials
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