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Mathematical Modeling and Optimization in Energy Storage and Conversion Systems

This special issue belongs to the section “E: Applied Mathematics“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

The global energy transition, driven by carbon neutrality goals, has made energy storage and conversion systems (e.g., battery storage, thermal storage, hydrogen conversion) critical for integrating intermittent renewables (solar, wind) and ensuring grid stability. However, these systems face challenges like low conversion efficiency, uncertain operation, and high economic costs—issues that can only be addressed through rigorous mathematical modeling and targeted optimization.

This Special Issue focuses on advancing the theory and application of mathematical tools in this field. It welcomes original research on topics including but not limited to modeling of electrochemical/thermal storage systems, optimization of storage conversion integration, uncertainty-aware algorithms for renewable coupled systems, and economic dispatch of multi-energy storage.

By bridging mathematical innovation with engineering practice, this Special Issue aims to collect cutting-edge work that guides the design, operation, and scaling of energy storage and conversion systems. It will serve as a platform for researchers and engineers to share insights, promoting the sustainable development of the global energy sector.

Dr. Yuan Cao
Dr. Chunsheng Wang
Dr. Qi Lei
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • mathematical modeling (energy systems)
  • optimization (energy storage)
  • BESS modeling
  • thermal energy storage
  • PV–storage integration
  • wind energy conversion
  • hydrogen storage systems
  • energy efficiency optimization
  • advanced algorithms for sensors

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Mathematics - ISSN 2227-7390