Design and Control of Active Power Filters towards the Decarbonisation of Smart Grid Networks

Design and Control of Active Power Filters Towards the Decarbonisation of Smart Grid Networks offers an in-depth exploration of the essential role active power filters play in advancing modern energy systems. As the world transitions toward decarbonized power networks, this resource provides innovative approaches to enhance grid stability and improve power quality. With a focus on the shift from centralized high-voltage setups to decentralized, low-voltage smart grids, the book emphasizes how active power filters can address the challenges posed by fluctuating renewable energy sources and distributed generation.

Beyond its technical focus, the book also delves into the practical strategies for implementing active power filters in real-world scenarios. It examines their impact on energy efficiency, reliability, and the overall resilience of decarbonized power systems. Readers will find valuable insights into optimizing filter design while navigating the complexities of integrating renewable energy technologies. Whether for researchers, engineers, or decision-makers, this book serves as a comprehensive guide for shaping the energy systems of tomorrow.

• Explores advanced design and dynamic control strategies of active power filters (APFs) in different smart grid networks in the presence of highly penetrated variable renewable energies (VRE) and Electric Vehicles (EV)
• Reviews the design and control of Multi-functional/Multi-level/Multi-modular/Parallel operation of APFs for grid stability and power quality improvement in LV/MV/HV networks
• Assesses different integration and placement methods of APFs in grid connected or off-grid microgrid networks
• Discusses real-life demonstration examples of APFs, network analysis, loss minimization, techno-economic analysis, and business case scenarios
• Presents detailed simulation models and implementations in MATLAB