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Electrical Systems & Control

Power conversion, grids, and the electrons that move the energy transition.

30 papers from your field · Snapshot from gxceed corpus on 2026-08-24

Why this field matters in GX

Doctoral training in electrical engineering plugs directly into how renewables integrate with the grid, how electrolyzers and EV chargers shape demand, and how semiconductor power devices set the efficiency floor of the transition. Many GX implementation problems are control-theoretic: stability under high renewable share, frequency regulation in islanded systems, optimal power flow with carbon constraints.

GX implementation map

Top results from your field, clustered by GX implementation theme. Each cluster shows where doctoral methods from your field actually meet decarbonization work.

Energy transition

13 papers in this cluster
Energy transitionpreprintrelevance 58%2026

Hybrid Systems for Smart Grids

Devanshi Datta, Subhasis Roy

This chapter covers hybrid systems for smart grids, focusing on their role in the renewable energy transition. It discusses design components, materials like Li-ion batteries and wide-bandgap semiconductors, and IoT-based communication. Case studies from Mali and Pakistan…

Energy transitionpreprintrelevance 58%2026

Energy Storage and Electric Power Systems

This reprint provides a comprehensive overview of energy storage technologies for carbon neutrality, from pumped-hydro to hydrogen and redox flow batteries. It focuses on grid stability, hybrid system optimization, and off-grid solutions, emphasizing the synergy of control…

Energy transitionpeer-reviewedrelevance 58%2026

System integration solutions for urban, industrial, and renewable energy transitions

Vladimir Z. Gjorgievski, Natasa Markovska, Benedetto Nastasi, …

This paper explores system integration solutions for enabling energy transitions across urban, industrial, and renewable sectors. It provides insights into technical and systemic approaches, focusing on the coordination and optimization of multiple energy systems.

via Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

Renewables

11 papers in this cluster
Renewablespeer-reviewedrelevance 63%2026

RENEWABLE ENERGY INTEGRATION IN SMART ELECTRICAL NETWORKS: ADVANCED POWER SYSTEM STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY TRANSITION

1Yash Pal, 2Ghasharib Naved, 3Usman Maqsood, 4Rameez Shaikh

This paper reviews advanced power system strategies for integrating renewable energy into smart electrical networks. It discusses technical approaches and system designs to facilitate the sustainable energy transition.

via Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Renewablespreprintrelevance 61%2026

GRID INTEGRATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES

Dr JOHN DE BRITTO C, Dr MAMIDALA VIJAY KARTHIK, Dr S KUMARAVEL, …

A comprehensive monograph on renewable energy grid integration, covering smart grids, power electronics, microgrids, storage, stability, optimization, AI, cybersecurity, policies, and industrial cases. It presents challenges and solutions for reliable, efficient, and sustainable…

via Zenodo

Renewablespreprintrelevance 58%2026

Technology Review of Renewable Grid Integration Challenges and Potential Solutions

Al-Shammari, Faisal

This review systematically evaluates challenges and solutions for large-scale renewable integration, including variability, stability, protection, transmission constraints, and cybersecurity. It assesses technologies like battery storage, demand response, smart grids, and HVDC,…

via Zenodo

Hydrogen

5 papers in this cluster

Electric vehicles

1 papers in this cluster

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