This presentation will give an introduction to Smart Grid from a European perspective and show the challenges and possibilities. Examples will be given on Smart Grid Demonstration projects and from the presenter's own research work.
'Inspiring the Next Generation of Female Engineers' consists of an interactive discussion with five female engineers in power and energy from the academic and industrial sectors.
The UK has a legal commitment to achieve Net Zero by 2050. This presentation will focus specifically on electricity storage and will include co-location of energy storage with renewables, second-life batteries, bulk connected energy storage, participation in electricity markets and long-term forecasting of electricity storage.
This lecture provides an overview of US Federal regulation of public utilities, including rate revision, challenge process, and the landmark orders that shaped energy industries we have today.
This seminar discusses electrification system simulation, an essential aspect of the design of an energy efficient, reliable and safe railway system.
This IEEE Power and Energy Society Switzerland workshop, co-hosted by IEEE Power and Energy Society UK and Ireland Section, focuses on the latest developments in Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) for residential demand response.
This presentation will provide an overview of grid modernisation activities and smart distribution systems, and discuss objectives, trends, modern equipment, technologies, leading industry practices, solutions and methodologies used by the electric power industry.
WMG - IEEE Research Workshop | Artificial intelligence in transportation: Advanced Energy Storage Systems and Vehicle Powertrains takes place on 4th July at the University of Warwick
In this talk, optimal system operation strategies are developed to maintain the security and stability of the grid in a most cost-effective manner.
This seminar will review the recent outcomes of some smart grid challenges addressed by novel prediction techniques. At the generation level, decomposition techniques have been applied to handle the inherent uncertainty in short-term wind power prediction. At the transmission level, dynamic thermal line rating prediction has been studied as a viable solution to reduce congestion and utilise the actual capacity of the line.