- Smart Grid Energy Management
- Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
- Microgrid Control and Optimization
- Real-time simulation and control systems
- Smart Grid Security and Resilience
- Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
- Power System Reliability and Maintenance
- Simulation Techniques and Applications
- Electric Power System Optimization
- Islanding Detection in Power Systems
- Optimal Power Flow Distribution
- Power Systems Fault Detection
- Power Systems and Renewable Energy
- Modeling and Simulation Systems
- Advanced Battery Technologies Research
- Wind Energy Research and Development
- Digital Transformation in Industry
- Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
- Seismic Waves and Analysis
- Seismic Imaging and Inversion Techniques
- Flexible and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems
- Wind Turbine Control Systems
- Engineering Education and Technology
- Power Systems and Technologies
- Network Security and Intrusion Detection
Delft University of Technology
2017-2024
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2016
University of Houston
2007-2008
The high proliferation of converter-dominated Distributed Renewable Energy Sources (DRESs) at the distribution grid level has gradually replaced conventional synchronous generators (SGs) transmission system, resulting in emerging stability and security challenges. inherent characteristics SGs are currently used for providing ancillary services (ASs), following instructions Transmission System Operator, while DRESs obliged to offer specific system support functions, without being remunerated...
<ns3:p>The electric power sector is one of the later sectors in adopting digital twins and models loop for its operations. This article firstly reviews history, fundamental properties, variants such how they relate to system. Secondly, first applications twin concept energy business are explained. It shown that trans-disciplinarity, different time scales, heterogeneity required main challenges this process co-simulation co-modeling can help. will help system professionals enter field learn...
Energy system integration promises in-creased resiliency and the unlocking of synergies, while also contributing to our goal decarbonization. It is enabled by both old new technologies, glued together with data digital services. Hydrolyzers, heat pumps, distributed renewable generation, smart buildings, grid edge are all currently subject power energy sector at large. To plan operate such a multidisciplinary multisectoral properly, insight, tools, expertise needed. This exactly where state...
A High Impedance Fault (HIF) in the power distribution systems remains mostly undetected by conventional protection schemes due to low fault currents. Apart from degrading reliability of supply customers, HIF can impose a high cost on utilities technical damages. The nonlinear and asymmetric nature makes its detection identification very challenging. signatures are form minute-level distortions observable AC sinusoidal voltage current waveforms but these do not follow clear pattern. In this...
<ns4:p>The electric power sector is one of the later sectors in adopting digital twins and models loop for its operations. This article firstly reviews history, fundamental properties, variants such how they relate to system. Secondly, first applications twin concept energy business are explained. It shown that trans-disciplinarity, different time scales, heterogeneity required main challenges this process co-simulation co-modeling can help. will help system professionals enter field learn...
As the penetration of distributed energy resources (DERs) increases significantly in distribution networks, their integration reshapes system power flows and leads to serious voltage quality problems networks. In this paper, a novel cooperation regulation method is proposed for future The can minimize number agents involved it minimizes change required regulation, which together need re-dispatching, i.e., impact on exchange energy. Moreover, performs online optimization, value decision...
Future power systems, in which generation will come almost entirely from variable Renewable Energy Sources (vRES), be characterized by weather-driven supply and flexible demand. In a simulation of the future Dutch system, we analyze whether there are sufficient incentives for market-driven investors to provide level security supply, considering profit-seeking myopic behavior investors. We co-simulate two agent-based models (ABM), one expansion operational time scale. The results suggest that...
Flexibility will be required as more renewable generation is integrated in the power system. Therefore, entities such Service Providers (FSPs) have emerged who can control a diverse set of resources their portfolio to provide requested flexibility. An accurate and reliable assessment amount dispatchable flexibility FSP's considering demand response activation, ramp rate, post-activation rebound effects, etc. important. In case FSP cannot fulfill request, it must known beforehand avoid...
Anticipating failures is vital for maintaining a reliable power supply. Advanced measurement devices in the grid generate vast data that contains valuable information on operations. Initial signatures of an incipient failure are often reflected this form electrical waveform distortions. Conventional protection schemes not equipped to analyze these distortions and anticipate failures. There considerable research gap simple yet robust universal anticipation diagnosis scheme. This paper...
To counter the inherent intermittent and unpre dictable power generation from large amounts of wind solar, fast-acting resources are required, one options being sector coupling via to gas devices. Industrial Power Gas (IPtG) resources, such as an electrolyzer, represent attractive solution satisfy rising energy flexibility needs renewable-rich systems. Since these electrolyzers can be asked respond quickly following steep ramps renewables, it is imperative understand their capabilities...
Acquisition of seismic data over a large 3D survey acquired in Mexico is constrained by both cultural and ecological limitations, resulting strong acquisition footprint that contaminates the target turbidite reservoir interest. Due to obstacles, source receiver grid quite irregular, such we cannot suppress through simple kx‐ky filtering time slices. In this survey, most vexing components are due leakage backscattered ground roll into migration‐stack migration artifacts. 2D Wavelet Transforms...
We present comparisons of some the available algorithms for acquisition footprint suppression. Fourier transform based Kx‐Ky filtering is very efficient noise removal, but can also remove geologic features. New wavelet transforms techniques show promising results that overcome these disadvantages. They allow decomposition seismic signal on different scales and only those have noise. The combination 1D (wavelet transform) 2D (FFT or gives best it computationally intensive. use attribute...
Renewable Energy Sources (RES), and especially wind turbines (WT) as the most mature technology, will provide a large share of energy generation in future sustainable power system. This development introduces several challenges that need to be addressed order ensure safe transition away from fossil-fuel based generation. One segments where RES have major impact is ancillary services, such frequency support. Until now, (Wind & Solar) did not participate at regulation system, which change...
A High Impedance Fault (HIF) in the power distribution systems remains mostly undetected by conventional protection schemes due to low fault currents. Apart from degrading reliability of supply customers, HIF can impose a high cost on utilities technical damages. The nonlinear and asymmetric nature makes its detection identification very challenging. signatures are form minute-level distortions observable AC sinusoidal voltage current waveforms but these do not follow clear pattern. In this...
The increasing penetration of renewable energy sources is strongly linked to the development voltage source converters used in their connection grid. As a result, near future an inverter-dominated power system it will be requirement for generation provide ancillary services order compensate absence synchronous generation. In this scenario, use storage systems along with advanced control algorithms mimicking dynamic behaviour traditional generators utmost importance. This paper deals...
Summary form only given. The intermittent and uncertain nature of renewables represents a major challenge for large scale adoption sustainable energy resources. Of particular concern is the need to maintain both quality grid frequency low costs regulation reserves in face increasing fluctuations renewables. To this end, we propose an integrated dynamic market mechanism (DMM) which combines real-time allowing players, including renewable generators flexible consumers, iteratively negotiate...
The traditional methodology for conducting technical assessments of multi-energy systems involved using domain-specific modeling tools to focus on the energy sector interest, while making simplifying assumptions about any coupled sector. This was acceptable since interactions between domains were minimal. However, with expectation an increased adoption conversion technologies (such as power X (P2X) systems: heat, gas, etc.) in future, and consequently higher interaction various sectors...