Risk Assessment of Innovative Energy Systems

Dear Colleagues,

Climate change is one of the most important challenges in the world. Numerous countries have released their carbon neutrality goals around the middle of this century. Considering the large part of emissions from energy systems, identifying how to build an innovative energy system with less carbon emissions will be essential for a carbon-neutral society. The Guest Editor is inviting submissions to a Special Issue of Energies on the subject area of “Risk Assessment of Innovative Energy Systems”. Optimization and control techniques are important for efficient modeling of the risk of innovative energy systems. There have been many emerging techniques for renewable energy systems, zero-emission techniques, hydrogen energy systems, etc. Moreover, highly flexible energy systems with huge risks are an interesting topic for energy and climate change economics researchers.

This Special Issue will deal with risk assessment for future innovative energy systems with renewable sources, secondary energy sources (hydrogen), CCUS-based techniques, etc. Topics of interest for publication include but are not limited to:

• Climate change risks on energy systems;
• Energy storage systems and risks;
• Energy management systems;
• Conventional energy systems and risks;
• Optimal operation of renewable energy;
• Demand side management;
• Resilient energy systems modeling.

Dr. Bing Wang
Dr. Yujiao Xian
Guest Editors

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