Abstract Process Systems Engineering (PSE) is the scientific discipline of integrating scales
and components describing the behavior of a physicochemical system, via mathematical …

The flexible operation of continuous processes often requires the integration of scheduling
and control. This can be achieved by top-down or bottom-up approaches. We compare the …

Existing open-source modeling frameworks dedicated to energy systems optimization
typically utilize (mixed-integer) linear programming ((MI) LP) formulations, which lack …

The penetration of renewable electricity promises an economic advantage for flexible
operation of energy‐intense processes. One way to achieve flexible operation is economic …

The high computational requirements of nonlinear model predictive control (NMPC) are a
long-standing issue and, among other methods, learning the control policy with machine …

Hydrogen refueling stations (HRS) can cause a significant fraction of the hydrogen refueling
cost. The main cost contributor is the currently used mechanical compressor …

The flexible operation of electrified chemical processes, powered by renewable electricity,
offers economic and potentially ecological incentives, contributing to more sustainable …

Decarbonization and defossilization of energy supply as well as increasing decentralization
of energy generation necessitate the development of efficient strategies for design and …

The availability of reduced‐dimensional, accurate dynamic models is crucial for the optimal
operation of chemical processes in fast‐changing environments. Herein, we present a …

The flexible operation of energy‐intensive processes, such as cryogenic air separation, has
economic potential due to increasing fluctuations of the electricity markets. Multiproduct air …