Description

Genetic Optimization Techniques for Sizing and Management of Modern Power Systems explores the design and management of energy systems using a genetic algorithm as the primary optimization technique. Coverage ranges across topics related to resource estimation and energy systems simulation. Chapters address the integration of distributed generation, the management of electric vehicle charging, and microgrid dimensioning for resilience enhancement with detailed discussion and solutions using parallel genetic algorithms. The work is suitable for researchers and practitioners working in power systems optimization requiring information for systems planning purposes, seeking knowledge on mathematical models available for simulation and assessment, and relevant applications in energy policy.

Presents a range of essential techniques for the use of genetic algorithms in power system analysis, complete with relevant computational tools and advice on implementation
Addresses optimization techniques for scenarios including distributed generation, battery energy storage systems, demand response, and charging of electric vehicles
Discusses policy applications of optimization techniques, including rural electrification as well as the integration of distributed generation in urban areas
Accompanied with MATLAB coding for modeling and simulation implementations