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• Published Subscription Original Research 30 Oct 2026

  Optimized Household Energy Management System for Demand Response using DFDGCN- BWWPO Technique

  By Uddhav Gursal, S. K. Agrawal

  Abstract: Energy management in smart homes is becoming one of the main requirement because of fast growth in electricity demand, renewable sources, and electric vehicles. A proper household energy management system not only reduce the energy cost but also help to maintain stability of power grid. Demand Response (DR) program play very big role in this process by shifting or controlling the load according to price and availability of renewable power. …

  Published in Trends in Electrical Engineering · Vol. 16, Issue 3, 2025 Read article →

• Published Subscription Original Research 30 Oct 2026

  AI-BASED SMART RESOURCE DEMANDAND PRICE PREDICTION USING MACHINE LEARNING FOR EFFICIENT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

  By Aanya Sharma, Manisha Sen

  Abstract: AI and machine learning models now help manage resource supplies and price changes across key Indian markets. The development and application of advanced predictive analytics in India's agriculture supply chain and wholesale energy market systems are examined here. Although agriculture occupies over 40% of India's land area, it accounts for approximately 15–18% of the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In order to regulate the PDS, unify land information, and optimize …

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• Published Subscription Original Research 30 Oct 2026

  Design and Implementation of Onboard Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging System

  By Aniket Munshi, Hitakshi Madankar, Maitrayee Bhagat, Dhanashree Meshram, Bodhipriya Dongare, Nisha Kohad

  Abstract: Increasingly more electric vehicles (EVs) are being used, resulting in a higher demand for an onboard EV or onboard charging system that is efficient and safe, and that also will provide reliable performance for EVs under different conditions. A large percentage of currently developed onboard EV chargers do not include integrated smart controls and/or have no ability to monitor in real-time; therefore, the onboard EV will be operating at reduced …

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• Published Subscription Original Research 30 Oct 2026

  Quantum-Inspired Optimization of Multi-Level Power Converter Switching Sequences for Harmonic Reduction

  By Bibhu Prasad Ganthia, Sritam Parida, Subash Ranjan Kabat

  Abstract: The increasing adoption of multilevel power converters in renewable energy systems, electric vehicles, and smart grid applications has created a growing demand for advanced switching optimization techniques capable of minimizing harmonic distortion while maintaining high conversion efficiency. This paper proposes a Quantum-Inspired Optimization (QIO)-based switching sequence generation framework for multilevel power converters to achieve superior harmonic reduction and enhanced power quality. The proposed approach utilizes quantum-inspired probability representation and evolutionary …

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• Published Subscription Original Research 30 Oct 2026

  Advanced Energy Management in Distribution Substations Incorporating Energy Storage and Demand Side Management for Increased Profitability

  By Yash R. Chavan, R. N. Hajare

  Abstract: In recent years, energy system going very complex because of more renewable sources, electric vehicles, storage devices and smart consumer demand. Old distribution grid cannot handle this complexity properly. For this reason, many researchers work on new energy management systems, home energy control, distributed control, and advanced distribution management. Many papers study about home energy management for flexible use of energy, predictive grid operation, and demand response. Some papers give …

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• Published Subscription Review Article 9 Oct 2026

  Controlled Temporal Feature Ablation and Explainable Ensemble Learning for Next- Hour Residential Electricity Forecasting

  By Priyanka Mitesh Patel

  Abstract: Short-term residential load forecasting is increasingly used in demand response, home energy management, and data-driven grid operation, yet reported gains are often difficult to attribute to either the forecasting algorithm or the temporal representation supplied to it. This study presents a controlled, leakage-aware evaluation of temporal feature engineering for one-hour-ahead household electricity forecasting. The public UCI Individual Household Electric Power Consumption dataset was aggregated to hourly resolution, causally imputed using …

  Published in Trends in Electrical Engineering · Vol. 13, Issue 3, 2023 Read article →

• Published Subscription Review Article 19 Jun 2026

  Battery Energy Storage Optimization for Enabling Black Start in Offshore Wind Farms

  By Hari Krishna, Grandhi Sriram

  Abstract: The transition toward power systems dominated by renewable energy sources (RES) introduces significant challenges to the provision of black start services. Black start units are essential for restoring power following a system-wide outage; however, the gradual retirement of conventional generation reduces the availability of such resources, potentially compromising grid resilience. Offshore wind farms (OWFs) are increasingly considered as viable alternatives for black start support. Nevertheless, their inherent variability and intermittent …

  Published in Trends in Electrical Engineering · Vol. 16, Issue 2, 2025 · pp. 1–15 Read article →

• Published Subscription Review Article 18 Jun 2026

  MATLAB Simulation of Partial Power Converter with Dual- Mode Inverter for Solar Conversion

  By Koushik Middhe, Chandrakala Rathlavath, Lavanya Attepuand, V. Dhanujaya

  Abstract: The growing insertion of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems in the modern power systems requires high-efficiency, compact and reliable power conversion solutions. The traditional PV conversion system generally uses full-power processed DC-DC converters followed by inverters, which increases conduction and switching power losses, especially at higher power ratings. To overcome these challenges, this paper proposes a partial power processed resonant converter with a dual-mode transformer-less inverter for efficient solar PV power …

  Published in Trends in Electrical Engineering · Vol. 16, Issue 2, 2025 · pp. 33–43 Read article →

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