Demand response (DR) has been widely regarded as an effective way to provide regulation
services for smart grids by controlling demand-side resources via new and improved …

The parametric uncertainties inherent in the models of renewable and sustainable energy
systems (RSESs) make the associated decision-making processes of integrated resource …

Electric utility companies work to restore as much load as possible after power outages
caused by extreme weather events. In this paper, an outage management strategy is …

Rapidly increasing distributed energy resources (DERs) bring more fluctuating output power
to the distribution network and put forward a higher requirement on local regulation …

Residential loads, especially heating, ventilation and air conditioners (HVACs) and electric
vehicles (EVs), have great potentials to provide demand flexibility which is an attribute of …

In this paper, a fuel-based distributed generator (DG) allocation strategy is proposed to
enhance the distribution system resilience against extreme weather. The long-term planning …

Abstract Demand-side response (DSR), via price signals (eg tariffs) or via direct load control
(DLC), is recognised as vital to the network operations with high levels of renewables. This …

The integration of a decentralized home energy management system (HEMS) marks a
pivotal advancement in the pursuit of enhanced energy efficiency and sustainability within …

For effective engagement of residential demand-side resources and to ensure efficient
operation of distribution networks, we must overcome the challenges of controlling and …

With the declaration of the net-zero emission pledge by 2050, improving the hosting capacity
of distributed generations is crucial for the distribution system operators to operate the …