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A cyber-physical systems approach for implementing the receding horizon optimal power flow in smart grids

Maffei et al., 2017

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10003167830249122868
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Maffei A
Srinivasan S
Meola D
Palmieri G
Iannelli L
Holhjem �
Marafioti G
Mathisen G
Glielmo L
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IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Computing

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Two major challenges in securing reliable Optimal Power Flow (OPF) operations are:(i) fluctuations induced due to renewable generators and energy demand, and (ii) interaction and interoperability among the different entities. Addressing these issues requires handling …
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