Computer-based models provide decision-makers with techno-economic insights into
transition pathways for decarbonising energy systems. Such models mainly focus on techno …

The adoption of sustainable hybrid power systems (SHPSs) is witnessing a significant surge
among electricity consumers worldwide, which is largely driven by the unexpected …

Although long-duration power outages can lead to significant damages to the local
economy, the human catastrophe that can potentially unfold due to the failure of essential …

Due to the effects of climate change and urbanization, the severity and frequency of hazard
events is expected to increase. The energy sector in the United States is ever more …

Energy systems are changing rapidly, bringing new types of risks, and new forms of potential
disruption to energy supplies. Our growing dependence on energy, particularly electricity …

Ensuring safe, affordable, and energy-efficient amenities to the local communities by 2030
are clear objectives well-defined within the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals …

The electric power infrastructure in Puerto Rico suffered substantial damage as Hurricane
Maria crossed the island on September 20, 2017. Despite significant efforts made by …

Standard methods for forecasting electricity loads are not robust to cyberattacks on electricity
demand data, potentially leading to severe consequences such as major economic loss or a …

The systematic review used PRISMA guidelines to examine the impact of carbon pricing
mechanisms on energy poverty and socio-economic outcomes. Furthermore, Scopus and …

Extreme heat events are increasingly impacting the operation of power distribution systems,
causing overloads due to excessive use of air conditioning systems, forcing power utilities to …