Sustainable and Resilient Distribution Systems With Networked Microgrids [Point of View]

Grid modernization calls for increasing requirements of electric grid operation with enhanced sustainability and resilience [1]. In particular, distribution grids serve as a critical venue to bridge bulk upstream transmission and generation systems and a large number of downstream end users on the c...

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Published in:Proceedings of the IEEE 2020-02, Vol.108 (2), p.238-241
Main Authors: Wang, Jianhui, Lu, Xiaonan
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Alternative energy sources
Bridge circuits
Electric bridges
Electric power distribution
Electric power grids
End users
Energy distribution
Flow distribution
Load flow
Modernization
Natural disasters
Power distribution
Power flow
Power grids
Power outages
Power quality
Power system reliability
Renewable energy sources
Renewable resources
Restoration strategies
Service restoration
Sustainability
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Bridge circuits
Electric bridges
Electric power distribution
Electric power grids
End users
Energy distribution
Flow distribution
Load flow
Modernization
Natural disasters
Power distribution
Power flow
Power grids
Power outages
Power quality
Power system reliability
Renewable energy sources
Renewable resources
Restoration strategies
Service restoration
Sustainability
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