Our ability to generate, store, and utilize DC electricity locally from clean and sustainable energy sources without the need for long-range transmission and distribution system enables the possibility for transformational changes in the electric utility and transportation infrastructures. The use of DC electricity enhances system-wide efficiency and reduces the overall cost. DC and hybrid microgrids powered by distributed clean energy sources such as wind and solar PV systems can rapidly contribute to human development around the world, and especially in emerging economies. Likewise, electric vehicles powered with clean energy technologies have the potential to dramatically impact the impending global climate changes.
Performance analysis and optimization
Condition monitoring and energy management
Reliability and resiliency analyses
Net zero energy system concepts
DC and hybrid DC/AC power systems
Distributed energy systems
DC-powered appliances
Electric vehicle technologies – power train, battery charging and intelligent systems
Power electronics and control
Advanced solid-state switching technology
Storage Technology
Smart metering
Manufacturing & cost reduction approaches
Protection schemes
Standards and policies
Societal implications
Dec 18
2016
Dec 20
2016
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