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To provide for a sustainable future, the potential synergies at the dynamic intersection of renewable energy (RE) incorporated with smart energy and artificial intelligence (AI) must be exploited. RE is crucial to preserve the environment. Energy involving various systems must be optimized and assessed to provide better performance. However, the design and development of RE systems remains a challenge. Advanced optimization techniques, AI, and machine learning (ML) plays a crucial role in implementing the latest innovative research in the field of renewable energy-integrated electrical systems. This book also describes the practical challenges encountered, and the solutions and future scope to be adopted. Applications of a variety of advanced optimization and AI techniques in the design and development of RE-integrated systems are discussed to provide new solutions in the RE domain.

Key features:

The topics covered including microgrids, wind power, solar photo voltaic (PV), optimal power flow (OPF), grid connected inverter, electric vehicle, combined heat and power economic dispatch, FACTS tools for smart energy, harmonic impedance of a salient pole synchronous generator (HI), maximum power point tracking (MPPT) and advanced optimization techniques. Next Generation Artificial Intelligence-Driven Smart and Renewable Energy is ideal for academicians, practitioners, teachers, engineers, industry professionals, researchers, and students in diverse fields, including electrical engineering, electronics and communications engineering, energy, and environmental engineering.

To provide for a sustainable future, the potential synergies at the dynamic intersection of renewable energy (RE) incorporated with smart energy and artificial intelligence (AI) must be exploited. RE is crucial to preserve the environment. Energy involving various systems must be optimized and assessed to provide better performance. However, the design and development of RE systems remains a challenge. Advanced optimization techniques, AI, and machine learning (ML) plays a crucial role in implementing the latest innovative research in the field of renewable energy-integrated electrical systems. This book also describes the practical challenges encountered, and the solutions and future scope to be adopted. Applications of a variety of advanced optimization and AI techniques in the design and development of RE-integrated systems are discussed to provide new solutions in the RE domain.

Key features:

The topics covered including microgrids, wind power, solar photo voltaic (PV), optimal power flow (OPF), grid connected inverter, electric vehicle, combined heat and power economic dispatch, FACTS tools for smart energy, harmonic impedance of a salient pole synchronous generator (HI), maximum power point tracking (MPPT) and advanced optimization techniques. Next Generation Artificial Intelligence-Driven Smart and Renewable Energy is ideal for academicians, practitioners, teachers, engineers, industry professionals, researchers, and students in diverse fields, including electrical engineering, electronics and communications engineering, energy, and environmental engineering.

This book aims to systematically review and design different intelligent control algorithms for the small-signal stability assessment of HPS. With the growing consciousness of global warming and the fast depletion of natural power generation resources, the existing power system is on the verge of transitions to a “hybrid power system (HPS)” integrated with distributed energy resources. The recent results and requirements for the developments of intelligent control algorithms have motivated the authors to introduce this book for extensively analyzing the performance of HPS against unknown/uncertain disturbances. This book introduces fractional-order resilient control methodologies for arresting small-signal instability of HPS. The prospective investigation has been performed on the MATLAB platform. This book is helpful for undergraduate, postgraduate students, and research scholars working in power system stability, control applications, and soft computing in particular.