Power System for Offshore Renewable Energy
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "F: Electrical Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2019) | Viewed by 5871
Special Issue Editors
Interests: renewable energy; power system analysis; microgrids; energy storage; power electronics; electromobility
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are inviting submissions to a Special Issue on “Power Systems for Offshore Renewable Energy”. To ensure social welfare in the future, a central issue will be to secure long-term sustainable solutions for electricity generation. One promising source is energy from the oceans; in this case ocean waves and tides. However, despite the enormous potential in the source, researchers and engineers are still struggling to find cost effective technical solutions. One central aspect for the progress in the field is the importance of conducting research and development of technology from a holistic standpoint. The development should focus on finding sustainable solutions with a high utility factor. This Special Issue will focus on the research and progress within power systems and grid connection issues in the offshore renewable area, including (but not limited to) articles or review papers on connection of marine renewable energy technologies to local grids, small facilities or specific functions (e.g., desalination plants for freshwater production); analyzing system stability, power fluctuations and intermittency; presenting control systems or circuit designs to enhance the power quality and meet system requirements, discuss load variations, etc., through a holistic system approach, describing why the proposed system would benefit society (economically, socially and ecologically), as well as how it could be implemented, or which steps of future research (e.g., offshore experiments) that would be necessary to validate the presented study and increase the pace towards viable grid connected wave- and tidal energy systems.
Dr. Cecilia Boström
Dr. Karin Thomas
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Grid integration
- Power converters
- Power system layout
- Electric generation from offshore renewables
- Wave power systems
- Tidal, marine current, energy systems
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