Digital Twins for Energy Systems
Today’s energy systems in smart cities are undergoing a significant digital transformation due to advances in renewable energy technologies, the increasing adoption of distributed energy resources, and the growing demand for an energy-efficient, sustainable, and more livable future. Digital twins (DT) technology can revolutionize how energy systems and smart cities are designed, operated, and optimized.
Managing Residential Energy Consumption with an Online Scheduling Framework
A new online scheduling framework could enhance multi-microgrid systems to support residential energy sources to become more reliable, cost-effective and mitigate electricity demand coming from the main grid.
Creating a Greener Shipping Industry with a Multi-energy Solution
Ships have become vital components of the global economy, but gas emissions and fuel consumption continue to rise. An all-electric, multi-energy shipping technique could be the key to creating a greener industry.
Efficient, Off-the-Grid Charging for Solar-Powered Electric Vehicles
Electric Vehicles (EVs) have become one of the most promising technologies in the fight to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, yet electrical grids are still powered by fossil fuels. That's why researchers are turning to solar power to help mitigate environmental concerns caused by EVs.
Gamification Could Make Smart Homes More Energy Efficient
Homes and buildings make up a significant portion of energy use. New research shows gamification can encourage energy-saving behaviors in smart homes.
Fail-Safe: Making Hybrid Vehicles More Reliable for Military Use
French Army looks to make hybrid vehicle energy sources more reliable for military use with new energy management system.
New Algorithm Could Increase Hybrid Vehicle Energy Efficiency by Up to 50 Percent
Researchers have created a new algorithm which may increase fuel efficiency of hybrid vehicles by up to 50 percent.
Increasing Energy Efficiency in Energy Management Systems with Smart Home Data
An energy management system made to handle and analyze big data from smart homes could improve energy efficiency for smart home owners and utilities.
A Better Autonomous Underwater Vehicle? It’s all in the Rotation
Researchers developed a 3D approach that utilizes rotational and artificial potential fields for underwater mapping with autonomous underwater vehicles.
A Power Shave and a Cost Cut: New Hybrid System Aims to Save Data Centers on Energy Usage
With power shaving and power capping, researchers improved efficiency and lowered costs in data centers with HyStore energy storage.
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