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Improving the Accuracy of Modeling/Simulation Solvers to Better Understand the Impact of Inverter-Based Resources and other Fast Dynamics on Power Grids.
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Power Grid Resilience: Cascading Failure Simulation and Black-Start Optimization.
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A Survey of Preventive and Remediating Mitigations for High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse Impacts on the United States Electric Power Grid.
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Risk-Averse Investment Optimization for Power Grid Resilience to Winter Storms.
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A Solid-State Transformer for Electric Power Grid HEMP/GMD Protection
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A Covering Decomposition Algorithm for Power Grid Cyber-Network Segmentation
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Equitable Optimization of Power Grid Resiliency to Winter Storms
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Top-Down Control Design Strategy for Electric Power Grid EMP (E3) Protection
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Enhancing Power Grid Resilience to Winter Storms with Equity Considerations
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S&TR April/May 2025 Power Grid
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An Artificial Intelligent Bot that Hacks Simulated Cyber-Physical Networks in the Power Grid
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A Solid-State Transformer for Electric Power Grid HEMP/GMD Mitigation
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Optimal Fisher Information Equivalency for power grid integration of renewable energy
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Decoupled, Decentralized, LQr-Based Controls for E3 HEMP/GMD Mitigation on the Power Grid
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Impact of Wide-Bandgap Technology on Renewable Energy and Smart-Grid Power Conversion Applications Including Storage
Wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductor devices are making their way into large-volume applications, including pivotal domains of societal infrastructure such as sustainable energy generation and conversion. Presented for a long time mainly as a synonym of high-temperature electronics, hands-on experience has highlighted a number of gains that can be drawn from this technology even when used as a straightforward drop-in substitute of silicon in established applications and field-proven designs. Incremental in nature, these gains enable interesting progress beyond state-of-the-art forms, which, though not corresponding to the full exploitation of the potential of this technology, are oftentimes sufficient to justify its adoption. With particular reference to renewable energy power conversion and solid-state transformation, in the context of transport applications and incorporating a storage device, this paper reports on the understanding generated over the past few years and points out some specifically tailored technology and circuit design requirements to ensure overall beneficial impact of the adoption of WBG technology.
Survey of Cybersecurity Governance, Threats, and Countermeasures for the Power Grid
The convergence of Information Technologies and Operational Technology systems in industrial networks presents many challenges related to availability, integrity, and confidentiality. In this paper, we evaluate the various cybersecurity risks in industrial control systems and how they may affect these areas of concern, with a particular focus on energy-sector Operational Technology systems. There are multiple threats and countermeasures that Operational Technology and Information Technology systems share. Since Information Technology cybersecurity is a relatively mature field, this paper emphasizes on threats with particular applicability to Operational Technology and their respective countermeasures. We identify regulations, standards, frameworks and typical system architectures associated with this domain. We review relevant challenges, threats, and countermeasures, as well as critical differences in priorities between Information and Operational Technology cybersecurity efforts and implications. These results are then examined against the recommended National Institute of Standards and Technology framework for gap analysis to provide a complete approach to energy sector cybersecurity. We provide analysis of countermeasure implementation to align with the continuous functions recommended for a sound cybersecurity framework.
Macro analysis of the potential for fuel savings using wind generators in a utility power grid
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