The smart grid is widely considered to be the informationization of the power grid. As an
essential characteristic of the smart grid, demand response can reschedule the users' …

Rising concerns about the efficiency, reliability, economics, and sustainability in electricity
production and distribution have been driving an evolution of the traditional electric power …

The concept of smart grid has emerged as a convergence of traditional power system
engineering and information and communication technology. It is vital to the success of next …

Wireless rechargeable sensor networks (WRSNs) have emerged as an alternative to solving
the challenges of size and operation time posed by traditional battery-powered systems. In …

Compared with traditional power systems, smart grid is designed to provide effective and
secure energy services. Data aggregation is one of the key technologies in wireless sensor …

Smart grid has recently emerged as the next generation of power grid due to its
distinguished features, such as distributed energy control, robust to load fluctuations, and …

Smart grid has emerged as the next generation of power grid, due to its reliability, flexibility,
and efficiency. However, smart grid faces some critical security challenges such as the …

Intelligent buildings and microgrids are important parts of the future smart grid. The adoption
and development process of the intelligent buildings has been slow. There are multiple …

Microgrid (MG) is a promising component for future smart grid (SG) deployment. The
balance of supply and demand of electric energy is one of the most important requirements …

The increasing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) due to technical advancements and
environmental concerns requires wide deployment of public charging stations (CSs). In …