The traditional power system structure is constantly changing due to the application of
renewable energy sources (RESs) and microgrids (MGs) into the power system network …

Increasing the penetration levels of renewable energy sources (RESs) in microgrids (MGs)
may lead to frequency instability issues due to intermittent nature of RESs and low inertia of …

This article developed a novel real-time control approach for the sparse and safe frequency
regulation in inverter intensive microgrids (MGs). In the scenario, the inverters and external …

Due to the fast development of renewable energy systems and the severe limitations
enforced by the marine pollution protocol, the utilizing of wind turbines (WTs), solar …

This study provides a comprehensive and fresh review of load frequency control (LFC) in
multi-area interconnected power systems (MAIPSs). The central tasks of LFC are to keep …

With the ever-increasing number of blackouts in distribution systems arising from a variety of
natural and manmade disasters, the frequent and necessary isolation/reconnection of loads …

In isolated ac microgrids, multiple controllable distributed energy resources (DERs) may
simultaneously participate in load frequency control (LFC). To improve system frequency …

In the recent years, the disadvantages of the inverter based distributed energy resource,
such as less inertia and lower available kinetic energy as compared to synchronous …

The increasing penetration of renewables and growing number and multiple operating
modes of microgrids (MGs) bring challenges to designing a frequency control scheme for the …

Increasing penetration of renewable energy sources based on power electronic interfaces in
traditional power systems reduces the inertia constant and damping coefficient. It also …