Abstract
International policies for sustainable development have led to an increase in distributed power production based on renewable resources [...]
Highlights
International policies for sustainable development have led to an increase in distributed power production based on renewable resources
Each component is integrated into energy management systems that provide reference values for each production plant
The papers included in the Special Issue are described, starting from papers that describe the single technology to arrive to hybrid systems, energy management systems, and the optimization of energy systems characterized by several distributed resources over a territory
Summary
International policies for sustainable development have led to an increase in distributed power production based on renewable resources. It is necessary to define new technological solutions that can reduce costs and improve efficiency for energy production from renewables and storage systems that can reduce the intermittent impact of the available resource. New control strategies are needed to optimally manage renewable resources and to integrate them in the new energy systems, more and more characterized by the close interaction among different energy vectors and their networks (thermal, electrical, etc.), and by a transition from a centralized structure to a decentralized one (both in terms of sources and controls).
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