Decentralized energy communities (DECs) allow households, prosumers, and small generators to trade electricity locally, improving grid flexibility and supporting renewable integration. However, local market designs often face a trade-off between efficiency and fairness. Efficiency-oriented settlement rules can produce...
Kaung Si Thu, Pikkanate Angaphiwatchawal, S. Chaitusaney· IEEE Access· 0 citations
The increasing penetration of distributed energy resources (DERs) as non-wires alternatives (NWAs) is transforming distribution network planning. However, existing approaches are typically based on centralized frameworks and do not account for multiple independent investors. This work proposes a methodology based on co...
Carlos García-Santacruz, A. Marano-Marcolini, J. L. Martínez-Ramos et al.· 2026 International Conferenc...· 0 citations
Educational institutions in developing countries face increasing electricity demand, frequent power outages, and rising operational costs due to their heavy reliance on utility grids and diesel generators. This study evaluates a grid-connected hybrid energy system (HES) for the Balochistan University of Information Tec...
Atiq ur Rehman, Fouzia Anwar, M. Ayub et al.· Energies· 0 citations
Environmental sustainability has become an increasingly critical issue in the inland shipping sector. The adoption of green-fuelled vessels, data-driven speed optimization enabled by digital and intelligent technologies, and the use of shore power during berthing can substantially reduce harmful emissions from shipping...
Yong-Bo Ji, De-Chang Li, Weiwei Song et al.· Systems· 1 citation
The rapid growth of distributed renewable generation and electric vehicles has increased the demand for flexible peak-shaving resources. Battery swapping stations (BSSs), which centrally manage standardized batteries under the battery-as-a-service model, can provide station-to-grid (S2G) services when aggregated by vir...