Renewable Energy Management System and Multilevel Inverters
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Energy Sustainability".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2021) | Viewed by 650
Special Issue Editors
Interests: power electronics; multilevel inverters; grid integration of power converters; high power converters; pulsed power; EMI and EMC analysis of motor drive systems
Interests: control of power electronics in power systems; integration of large-scale renewable energy sources into the low-inertia power grid; ICT-based power networks; smart grids; microgrid operation and control; simulator design and software development for smart grid applications
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Interests: power electronics; multilevel inverters; high voltage pulsed power converters
Interests: power electronics; power converters; inverters; multilevel inverters; EMC; electric automotive; electric drive; electric machine; electric charging system
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The rapid development of various types of renewable energy resources has resulted in their significant penetration in industrial and residential applications. Multi-level inverters are extensively used in these applications for power conversion purposes. This highlights the importance of focusing on multiple alternatives challenges such as energy management, control strategies, and converter topologies. Accordingly, this Special Issue aims to cover recent advances in this field with the main focus of management, design, and control of multilevel inverters. This Special issue welcomes original research papers in the following fields:
- Integration of new trends in renewable energies for grid connection purposes based on multilevel inverters;
- Advanced modeling, design, and control of multilevel inverters;
- Novel topologies of multilevel inverter topologies in renewable energy applications;
- Artificial intelligence applications in power electronics converters for renewable energy applications;
- Optimal design of advanced multilevel inverter topologies to reduce the number of components;
- Highly efficient, reliable power electronics converters for solar and wind applications;
- Stability assessments for multilevel inverter structure in renewable energy applications;
- Energy management approaches in grids with the integration of renewable energy sources.
Prof. Dr. Jafar Adabi
Prof. Dr. Edris Pouresmaeil
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Rezanejad
Dr. Emad Samadaei
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- multilevel inverters
- renewable energy
- power electronics
- energy management
