Energy Ecosystems: Prospects and Challenges

This book aims to review the key areas of modern research in power engineering regarding environmental conservation, as well as the research and development of digital technologies in the energy sector.

The main result of fruitful work within the framework of the III International Conference "Energy Ecosystems: Prospects and Challenges: Applied Digital Technologies" has become this book, which includes 16 best reports on priority issues of modern energy development. The book is of interest to scientists, students, researchers, representatives of energy companies, representatives of leading Russian and European universities, and research institutes. We feel confident that our book will serve as an important source of information and knowledge that will lead to scientific and innovative progress in the field of sustainable development of the society.

Presents results of III International Conference Ecosystems without borders 2022 Considers key trends in economic research in the context of environmental conservation Written by experts in the field

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1. Maximum Power Point Tracking Algorithms Research in Terms of Uneven Shading of Solar Panels.- 2. A New Approach to Increase the Efficiency of Solar Generation through the use of the Soltrack System.- 3. Demand Response as an Option to Contribute to the Sustainable Operation of the Kaliningrad Region Energy System.- 4. Regional Power System Consumption Analysis with Data Mining Techniques.- 5. Energy Storage and Consumption Management as El-ements of the Green Port Concept.- 6. Increasing the Reliability of the Electric Network with Distributed Generation.- 7. Framework Development for Marine Ports Digitalization.- 8. Prevention of Ferroresonant Processes in the Microgrid During Autonomous Operation.- 9. Cyber-Physical Management as a Mechanism to Increase the Survivability of the DR-Aggregator.- 10. Building a Model of Wind Turbine Power Using AutoML Methods.- 11. Simple Quarter-Wave-Symmetric Space Vector PWM Scheme for Single-PhaseMultilevel Voltage Source Inverters.- 12. The CF4 Influence on the Interruption Ability of the High Voltage Gas-Blast Interrupters.- 13. Management Software Power Consumption During Operation Objects of Technocenological Type.- 14. Some Results on the Analysis of the Kaliningrad Power System in Isolated Operation with a Battery.- 15. State Estimation of Grid-Connected Wind Farm.- 16. Russian State Corporations in Search of a New Energy Policy for Sustainable Urban Development