Existing grids have been designed with traditional large centralized generation in mind;
however, with the ever-increasing utilization of renewable distributed energy resources, the …

The increasing demand for reliable and sustainable electricity has driven the development
of microgrids (MGs) as a solution for decentralized energy distribution. This study reviews …

Increasing technology developments and economic considerations have also made the use
of renewable energy sources (RESs) and energy storage systems (ESSs) inevitable. To …

The stochastic nature of renewable energy resources poses a challenge in terms of
balancing supply and demand in the power grid, necessitating additional sources of …

Increasing the penetration of renewables on prosumers' side brings about operational
challenges in the distribution grid due to their variable and uncertain behavior. In fact, these …

Deployment of photovoltaic (PV) systems in nearly zero energy buildings is rapidly
increasing, negatively affecting grid stability and power quality. Therefore, many utilities …

Deriving benefits from a variety of flexible sources to lower or even eliminate renewable
energy resources challenges is an imperative issue in the management of power systems …

The ever-increasing penetration of intermittent renewable resources in low-voltage power
grids necessitates efficient operational strategies for voltage regulation as well as power …

Residential energy flexibility is considered one of the efficient concepts to alleviate the ever-
increasing concerns of better balancing supply and demand. A positive assumption that all …

On the transition towards an electrified European energy system, flexible electricity use is
crucial. The building stock, including electric vehicles, can offer flexibility, but it is still unclear …