Power Grids with Renewable Energy : Storage, integration and digitalization /

This book includes 21 chapters that discusses the following topics: Towards the new trend of power grids; Wind energy; Solar energy; Ocean energy: tidal energy; Ocean energy: wave and thermal energy; Biomass energy; Electrical energy storage; Mechanical energy storage systems; Chemical energy storag...

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Main Author:	Sallam, Abdelhay A.
Other Authors:	Malik, Om P.
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Stevenage : IET, 2020.
Series:	Energy Engineering.
Subjects:	Computer security. Distributed generation of electric power. Economics. Electric power distribution. Electric power production. Electric power systems. Electric power systems > Control. Electric power systems > Load dispatching. Electric utilities. Electric vehicles. Fuel cells. Renewable energy sources. Scheduling. Security systems. Tidal power-plants. Wind power. distributed power generation. electric vehicles. fuel cells. load flow. mechanical energy storage. power distribution economics. power generation control. power generation economics. power generation scheduling. power system security. renewable energy sources. security of data. solar power. thermal energy storage. tidal power stations. wind power. power systems Cybersecurity modelling and control microgrids load flow analysis generation scheduling hybrid thermal and wind plants economic dispatch distributed energy resources Integration power conditioning systems electric vehicles thermal energy storage electrochemical energy storage systems power-to-gas fuel cells chemical energy storage systems mechanical energy storage systems electrical energy storage biomass energy tidal energy ocean energy solar energy wind energy renewable energy power grids Electronic books.
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