Workshop on Multi-agent based Applications for Modern Energy Markets, Smart Grids and Future Power Systems (MASGES)

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Scope

Future power systems will probably be characterized by very large penetrations of renewables (towards 100%) and support the operation of wholesale markets (e.g., day-ahead and balancing markets) together with local markets. Electricity markets are a complex and evolving reality, meaning that researchers are lacking insight into numerous open problems that are being raised (e.g., the need of new market designs to manage the variability and uncertainty of the increasing levels of renewable generation). Also, future power systems will integrate a large number of distributed energy resources and new players. Smart Grids are intrinsically linked to the challenges raised by new power systems and are expected to improve their efficiency and effectiveness, while ensuring reliability and a secure delivery of electricity to end-users. They should be capable of autonomously and intelligently configuring themselves to make the most efficient use of the available resources, to be robust to different kinds of failures and energy production deviations, and to be extendable and adaptable in face of the rapidly changing technologies and requirements.

The focus of this workshop is on the modelling and simulation of modern power systems, supporting electricity markets capable of integrating large levels of variable renewable energy, and also the existence of emerging technologies, such as distributed generation, demand response, energy storage, smart homes and electric vehicles.

Keywords

Modern Power Systems; Electricity Markets; Renewable Energy Production; Distributed Generation; Smart Grids; Demand Response; Energy Storage; Smart Homes; Electric Vehicles; Modelling and Simulation; Software Agents; Multi-agent Systems

Topics

Topics of interest include, but are not limited, to the following:

Power Generation
Renewable Energy Generation and Integration
Market Monitoring and Forecasting Techniques
Markets for Integrating Variable Renewable Energy
Local Electricity Markets
Innovative Approaches to Energy Markets
Coalitions and Alliances of Market Players
Power grids
Grid Operation and Security
Smart grid Technology
Intelligent Smart Grid Modelling and Simulation
Intelligent Monitoring, Protection, Communication, Control or Diagnosis in Smart Grids
Distributed Generation and Storage
Demand Management and Demand Response
Markets to Incorporate Demand Response and Distributed generation Methods
Smart Sensors and Advanced Metering Infrastructure
Island and grid-connected micro-grids
Energy prosumers
Smart Homes and Smart Buildings
Demand Response
Prediction, Adaption and Optimization of Energy use within Homes, Buildings and Organisations
Electrical Vehicles and Intelligent Management of Car Fleets
Load Modelling and Control
Other Computational Approaches to Modern Power Systems