Investment on generation system and transmission network is an important issue in power
systems, and investment reversibility closely depends on performing an optimal planning. In …

The value of investments in renewable energy (RE) technologies has increased rapidly over
the last decade as a result of political pressures to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and the …

Generation expansion planning (GEP) is a power plant mix problem that identifies what,
where, when, and how new generating facilities should be installed and when old units be …

Electricity has become a vital source of energy for social and economic development in
modern era. Likewise, the issues of its planning and management have grown complex. To …

The generation expansion planning (GEP) problem involves the determination of types,
location and construction time of new generation technologies which should be added to the …

Reducing global warming is crucial for sustainability. Carbon emissions primarily stem from
energy supply, prompting a shift from Non-Renewable Energy Supply (NRES) to Renewable …

Policy design during the energy system transition requires systematic thinking to navigate its
complexity and mitigate potential side effects that policies may induce. Policy design based …

Developing causal loop diagrams (CLDs) involves identifying stakeholders and
endogenous variables and formulating variable causal relationships. Traditionally, the CLDs …

Modern power system exploitation of large-scale Renewable Energy Sources (RESs) is
prevalent due to the RES effect of reducing the heavy dependence on fossil fuels and the …

The global drive for integration of RESs (renewable energy sources) means that TEP
(transmission expansion planning) has to be carried out over geographically wide and large …