Load Frequency Control (LFC) is a critical component in modern power systems, responsible for maintaining the frequency of the electrical grid within tight bounds despite fluctuations in demand and ...

Wind Engineering, Vol. 41, No. 5 (October 2017), pp. 330-342 (13 pages) Abstract This work concentrates on the integration of superconducting magnetic energy storage system with wind-penetrated ...

This article proposes a robust load frequency control using a new optimal proportional–integral–derivative controller–based genetic moth swarm algorithm for islanded microgrids considering high wind ...

Due to the output fluctuation of renewable power sources depending on climate situation, serious concerns are arising on frequency stability accompanied by large integration of renewable energy ...

With the proliferation of 5G networks, cloud computing, Internet of Things (IoT) and virtualization, IT infrastructure is driving the demand for high-performance computing servers. Each new server ...

The introduction of large amounts of intermittent renewable power (namely wind and solar) into electrical distribution grids has highlighted the importance of optimizing the frequency regulation ...

Finland's national electricity transmission grid operator Fingrid prepares to automate consumption and generation balancing, utilize European wide markets and prepare to meet regulatory requirements ...

Inductor-inductor-capacitor (LLC) serial resonant circuits, as shown in Figure 1, can achieve both zero voltage switching on the primary side and zero current switching on the secondary side in order ...

Aerial overview of the BESS installed in Nishi-Sendai substation. The Tohoku region of Japan has ideal wind conditions. By the end of 2015, Tohoku Electric Power Co. Inc. had connected 800 MW of wind ...

A widespread misconception persists that nuclear plants can only function as inflexible baseload sources of power—and it’s hurting prospects for the nuclear sector’s role in the world’s future power ...