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041 0 _aEnglish
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100 1 _aPinto, Tiago
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700 1 _aSoares, João
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700 1 _aLezama, Fernando
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700 1 _aPinto, Tiago
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700 1 _aSoares, João
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700 1 _aLezama, Fernando
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245 1 0 _aMulti-Agent Energy Systems Simulation
260 _aBasel, Switzerland
_bMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
_c2020
300 _a1 electronic resource (190 p.)
506 0 _aOpen Access
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520 _aThe synergy between artificial intelligence and power and energy systems is providing promising solutions to deal with the increasing complexity of the energy sector. Multi-agent systems, in particular, are widely used to simulate complex problems in the power and energy domain as they enable modeling dynamic environments and studying the interactions between the involved players. Multi-agent systems are suitable for dealing not only with problems related to the upper levels of the system, such as the transmission grid and wholesale electricity markets, but also to address challenges associated with the management of distributed generation, renewables, large-scale integration of electric vehicles, and consumption flexibility. Agent-based approaches are also being increasingly used for control and to combine simulation and emulation by enabling modeling of the details of buildings’ electrical devices, microgrids, and smart grid components. This book discusses and highlights the latest advances and trends in multi-agent energy systems simulation. The addressed application topics include the design, modeling, and simulation of electricity markets operation, the management and scheduling of energy resources, the definition of dynamic energy tariffs for consumption and electrical vehicles charging, the large-scale integration of variable renewable energy sources, and mitigation of the associated power network issues.
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546 _aEnglish
650 7 _aHistory of engineering & technology
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653 _aEV charging
653 _amulti-agent system
653 _adigital twin
653 _acustomer satisfaction indicator
653 _asmart microgrid
653 _aenergy management system
653 _areal-time optimization
653 _aimmune system algorithm
653 _aeconomic dispatch
653 _aenergy consumption
653 _awireless sensor network
653 _acooperation
653 _acollaboration
653 _aontology
653 _aenergy sector
653 _ascoping review
653 _adecision-aid
653 _adistributed energy resources
653 _adistribution system operator
653 _areactive power management
653 _auncertainty
653 _aday-ahead market
653 _abalancing market
653 _abilateral trading
653 _amarket design
653 _avariable renewable energy
653 _aagent-based simulation
653 _aMATREM system
653 _acongestion management
653 _adynamic tariff
653 _aagent-based distribution networks
653 _ademand response
653 _arouting protocols
653 _aperformance parameters
653 _aWireless Sensor Network (WSN)
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