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Title Machine Learning In Renewable Energy Systems For Smart Cities
ID_Doc 35996
Authors Haque A.; Malik A.
Year 2024
Published Smart Cities: Power Electronics, Renewable Energy, and Internet of Things
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1201/9781032669809-13
Abstract Machine learning exerts a crucial role in the area of renewable energy with respect to smart cities. Machine learning methods are employed within smart grid systems to improve energy efficiency, forecast load demand, detect energy theft, and manage demand-side operations. Through the analysis of real-time data collected from smart meters, sensors, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, machine learning algorithms offer valuable insights for optimizing the grid, scheduling loads, and promoting energy conservation. Machine learning algorithms contribute to optimizing the operation and management of power grids that heavily rely on renewable energy sources. Through the analysis of historical energy data encompassing solar irradiance, wind speed, and electricity demand, machine learning algorithms develop precise energy forecasting models. These models facilitate improved planning and management of renewable energy systems by predicting future energy production or demand, optimizing grid integration, and facilitating efficient resource allocation. Additionally, these techniques prove valuable in anomaly detection and fault diagnosis in renewable energy systems, such as solar panels or wind turbines. By analyzing geographical, meteorological, and satellite data, machine learning algorithms estimate the solar or wind energy potential of specific regions, assisting in site selection for renewable energy projects. Overall, this chapter demonstrates that the application of machine learning in smart cities will help enhance the efficiency, reliability, and seamless integration of renewable energy sources into the existing energy infrastructure. © 2024 selection and editorial matter, Binbing Yu and Kristine Broglio.
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