Author name: Benjamin Hart

In the ever-evolving landscape of energy management, a novel approach has emerged that promises to revolutionize how grid-connected microgrids handle energy dispatch and load balancing. Researchers, led by Sri Harish Nandigam from the Department of E

In a significant stride towards optimizing energy management in smart grids, researchers have developed a novel approach that could revolutionize how we integrate photovoltaic (PV) systems and electric vehicles (EVs). The study, led by Ossama Dankar

In the pursuit of sustainable and reliable energy, researchers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance power quality in smart grids. A recent study published in the journal *Electric Power Systems Research* by Musawenkosi

In the rapidly evolving landscape of smart grids, artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to play a pivotal role, but navigating the European Union’s regulatory framework presents a complex challenge. A recent scoping review published in the journal *

In the rapidly evolving energy sector, a novel approach to managing micro-energy grid (MEG) clusters is making waves, promising to enhance flexibility and reduce costs for utility grids. Researchers, led by Hongkai Zhang from the Economic Research In

In the quest for cleaner and more efficient coal utilization, researchers have turned their attention to lump coal pyrolysis, a process that could offer significant advantages over traditional pulverized coal methods. A recent study published in the

In the rapidly evolving energy landscape, where the “dual carbon” goals—carbon peaking and neutrality—are steadily advancing and distributed energy resources are becoming increasingly prevalent, the traditional methods of power flow calculation are f

In the rapidly evolving energy landscape, the integration of electric vehicles (EVs) into the grid presents both opportunities and challenges. A recent study published in *Power Construction*, led by Ma Qianxin from North China Electric Power Univers

In a groundbreaking study published in *Power Construction*, researchers from Northeast Electric Power University in China have proposed a novel method to enhance the coordination between transmission and distribution networks, potentially revolution