Power Grids

In the rapidly evolving energy landscape, the quality of electricity is emerging as a critical factor for industries, utilities, and consumers alike. A recent study published in *Technical Engineering* by R.I. Hrytsak of Ivano-Frankivsk National Tech

In the rapidly evolving energy sector, ensuring the safety and efficiency of power grid operations is paramount. A recent study published in *Zhejiang Electric Power* (Zhejiang dianli) introduces a groundbreaking method for recognizing key entities i

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFBs) have emerged as a beacon of hope, offering a promising avenue for storing intermittent renewable energy. However, their widespread adoption has been hindered by perf

In the quest to ensure uninterrupted power supply, researchers have turned their attention to an often-overlooked culprit behind blackouts: geomagnetic storms. These solar events can induce powerful currents in power grids, posing a significant risk

In the quest for energy independence and sustainability, Ukraine is turning to an often-overlooked resource: biogas. A recent study published in the journal “Machinery & Energetics” (translation) sheds light on the promising potential of electricity

In a significant stride towards enhancing the stability of electric power systems, a recent study published in the journal *Mechanics and Energetics* has unveiled innovative control algorithms that could revolutionize how we manage fluctuations in po

In a significant stride towards modernizing Ukraine’s power infrastructure, a recent study published in the journal “Mechanics and Energetics” has shed light on the substantial potential of smart meters to curb electricity losses in the country’s dis

In the rapidly evolving energy sector, the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology into smart grids (SGs) is seen as a game-changer, promising enhanced reliability and effectiveness. However, as a recent study published in the *Journal of

In the quest to harness the full potential of wind energy, researchers have long grappled with the challenge of accurately predicting wind power generation. This forecasting is crucial for maintaining grid stability and optimizing the efficiency of r

In the quest to stabilize power grids increasingly dominated by renewable energy sources, researchers have turned to an unlikely ally: hydrogen electrolyzers. A recent study published in the journal “IEEE Access” proposes a novel cooperative control