Non-technical losses refer to all electricity consumption not billed and represent a significant
problem that has consequences to all sectors and a substantial negative impact on some …

The Arctic is an ecologically diverse area that is increasingly vulnerable to damages from oil
spills associated with commercial vessels traversing newly open shipping lanes. The …

The United States of America and Brazil are the world's first and second-largest biofuels
producers. The United States (US) has dedicated a significant portion of agricultural land for …

The development of smart grids, traditional power grids, and the integration of internet of
things devices have resulted in a wealth of data crucial to advancing energy management …

In this article, we aim to study systemic risk spillovers for European energy companies and to
determine the spillover network of the energy sector with other economic sectors. To …

The COP21 Paris Agreement requires urgent abatement of 80% of the current fossil-based
energy consumption to keep global warming below dangerous levels. Heating loads in …

Detection of electricity theft improves the sustainability of the smart grid, helps electrical
utilities mitigate their financial risks, and improves the overall management of resources. In …

Forecasting energy demand and supply is the most crucial concern for energy policymakers.
However, forecasting may introduce uncertainty in the energy model, and an energy policy …