Power Grids

In the rapidly evolving energy landscape, the modernization of electrical grids is not just a technical necessity; it is a commercial imperative that could redefine how energy is produced, distributed, and consumed. Recent research led by Abdelhak Dj

Electric vehicles (EVs) are often hailed as a beacon of environmental progress, but they also present significant challenges to our power grids, particularly during peak demand periods. A recent study led by Jiexiang Wu from the School of Electrical

In a significant advancement for the energy sector, a recent study has developed a predictive model for carbon quota allocation that aligns with China’s ambitious carbon peaking goals. Conducted by Yixin Xu from the College of Management at Shenyang

As the demand for efficient power grid management escalates, researchers are turning to advanced computational methods to tackle the complexities of modern electrical networks. A recent study led by Jiao Hao from the Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau Co.,

The rise of electric buses (EBs) in public transportation is not just a trend; it represents a significant shift towards sustainable urban mobility. A recent study led by Daniel Orbe from the Escuela Politécnica Nacional in Ecuador has shed light on

In a significant advancement for the energy sector, researchers have unveiled critical insights into subsynchronous oscillations (SSO) that threaten the stability of modern power grids increasingly reliant on inverter-based resources. This groundbrea

As the global demand for electricity surges, the need for modernizing power distribution grids has never been more pressing. A recent comprehensive review published in ‘Smart Cities’ sheds light on the pressing challenges and innovative strategies re

The rapid expansion of 5G technology is reshaping the energy landscape, presenting both challenges and opportunities for the distribution network. A recent study led by Dawei Zhang from the State Grid Inner Mongolia Eastern Power Co., Ltd. has introd

A groundbreaking study has emerged from Aalborg University in Denmark, revealing a novel method for enhancing the stability of grid-connected converters, a crucial component in modern energy systems. Led by Yuan Qiu, this research introduces an intel

In an era where the integration of renewable energy sources is reshaping the landscape of power distribution, effective fault location methods have become paramount. A recent study by Zhongqiang Zhou from the Power Dispatching Control Center of Guizh