The increasing integration of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar into the distribution grid introduces new complexities
Distribution network resilience refers to the ability of resisting extreme disasters, reducing fault losses and restoring power quickly by active distribution network. With the
Mobile energy storage (MES) has the flexibility to temporally and spatially shift energy, and the optimal configuration of MES shall significantly improve the active distribution network (ADN)
The increasing integration of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar into the distribution grid introduces new complexities and instabilities to traditional electrical
Abstract Considering the perturbations of extreme events on integrated transportation-power energy systems (ITPES), this paper proposes a planning of Mobile
In the context of the integration of power and transportation networks, a two-stage resilience enhancement strategy for distribution networks considering the pre-deployment and
Abstract The advancement of smart city technologies has deepened the interactions among power, transportation, and information networks (PTINs). Current mobile energy
Mobile energy storage (MES) has the flexibility to temporally and spatially shift energy, and the optimal configuration of MES shall significantly
This paper proposes a mobile energy storage system (MESS) scheduling strategy for improving the resilience of distribution networks under ice disasters. First, the influence of
The interactions between power, transportation, and information networks (PTIN), are becoming more profound with the advent of smart city technologies. Existing mobile
To address the need for enhancing distribution network operational reliability under high-penetration renewable energy integration, this study proposes a robust pre-allocation
Analysis of mobile energy storage to improve the resilience of distribution network for large-scale outage events | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore
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