The intermittent nature of renewable energy resources creates extra challenges for the
operation and control of the electricity grid. Demand flexibility markets can help in dealing …

The communication network development and rising penetration of prosumers in distribution
networks pave the way to emerge a fully decentralized energy transactions framework …

The randomness, dispersion, and small capacity of residential load make it difficult to
participate in incentive-based demand response. Meanwhile, the rapid development of …

Distributed energy resources (DERs) and demand side management (DSM) strategy
implementation in smart grids (SGs) lead to environmental and economic benefits. In this …

Smart cities are a safe and productive regional service that provides their residents with a
good standard of living by optimizing resource development. Considering the nature of the …

Peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading markets have emerged locally as a result of the higher
usage of renewable energy sources in low-voltage networks. P2P energy trading systems …

Distributed optimization algorithms, such as alternating direction method of multipliers
(ADMM) and distributed gradient descent method (DGDM), can no longer meet the needs of …

In this paper, we address a novel and comprehensive social welfare maximization (SWM)
problem for the optimal energy management in a smart grid. The objective is to maximize the …

In order to solve the mismatch between renewable energy and load in urban building
microgrids, that is, the problem of renewable energy consumption in building microgrid …

Contrary to the rapid evolution experienced in the last decade of Information and
Communication Technologies and particularly the Internet of Things, electric power …