This structured monograph conveys the use of AI in managing emerging power systems with distributed renewables. Coverage includes electric machine fault diagnosis, reliability control, active distribution, and management of energy systems. Numerous examples help readers understand the principles.

This concise overview covers decentralised self-organising units in smart grids. These will help keep future smart grids operational in the face of numbers of distributed intermittent generators and loads overwhelming traditional IT. Applications include economic dispatch, voltage control, and quality monitoring.

The systematically updated edition of this reference on integrating renewable power plants with the grid. Covering new developments on ancillary services from renewables, wind power control and forecasting, storage technologies, modelling, simulation and control, grid stability, and demand side management.

The new, enhanced edition of this comprehensive classic; written by international top-level experts, the two stand-alone volumes cover converters, electric drives, and reliability in power electronics, hardware-in-the-loop, power electronics for grids, renewables, automotive, batteries, electric aircraft, and fault ride-through.

The new, enhanced edition of this comprehensive classic; written by international top-level experts, the two stand-alone volumes cover converters, electric drives, and reliability in power electronics, hardware-in-the-loop, power electronics for grids, renewables, automotive, batteries, electric aircraft, and fault ride-through.

The new edition of this established work on wireless power transfer. Updates include output characteristics of multi-hop systems, technologies, new experimental data, developments on regulation and standardization, WPT for dynamic EV charging, and far-field WPT.

Hydrogen has an important role to play in decarbonised energy systems, but it is vital to generate it without carbon emissions, for example, using sunlight and abundant sea water. This work covers techniques for generating hydrogen from seawater, their advantages and shortcomings.

An account of the engineering history of extracting energy from our environment in sustainable ways, this book describes the status of energy usage, then reviews energy demands through history, covering science, engineering, and electricity, with graphical and schematic data presentation.