Distributed generation (DG) sources that are randomly placed cause voltage fluctuations,
which in turn affect power quality problems and degrade system efficiency. The placement of …

The integration of photovoltaic (PV) units into distribution networks is becoming crucial as
renewable energy sources gain more prominence. However, the intermittent nature of solar …

Modern power networks are enormously complex and frequently interconnected by weak tie‐
lines, which results in a variety of stability issues such as low frequency oscillations (LFOs) …

Due to diminishing system inertia, system operators currently mandate solar photovoltaic
(PV) systems to participate in frequency control. In the literature, the standard approach for …

Distributed generation (DG) has been incorporated into the distribution networks and,
despite the rising prevalence of electric vehicle (EV) loads that are uncertain and cause …

Integration of renewable energy sources is important in limiting the continuous
environmental degradation and emissions caused by energy generation from fossil fuels …

The utilization of renewable energy sources, particularly large-scale photovoltaic plants
(PVPs), has been increasing in power systems. However, the high penetration of PVPs in …

Network operators with significant solar photovoltaic (PV) penetration are having difficulty
maintaining grid frequency and voltage within acceptable bounds due to the progressive …

Due to the dynamic, non-linear, and complex character of large-scale power networks,
prolonged inadequately damped low frequency oscillations may develop, leading to loss of …

Conventional damping controllers are designed and tuned offline based on the linearized
model on one operating point, and their performance will be degraded during the variation …