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State-of-the-Art Renewable Energy in Korea
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Nowadays, renewable energy plays an important role in our daily lives. This Special Issue addresses the current trend in the use of renewable energy in South Korea. The first aspect is a renewable-based power system, where both main and ancillary supplies are sourced from renewable energies; the second aspect is a distribution network for renewable energy; and the last aspect is a nanogrid network technology. Renewable energy requires many innovations over existing power infrastructure and regulation. These articles show the changing trend in various sectors in Korea.
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Keywords
- bi-level optimization model
- collaboration with scientists
- Cooperation
- demand response
- demand-side management solution
- design prototype
- distributed energy resource
- distribution network
- eco-friendly
- economic benefits
- electricity market
- electricity market operation
- energy band
- energy management
- energy storage system
- Energy subsidies
- feces
- frequency regulation
- interdisciplinary convergence
- Mathematics & science
- microgrid
- mixed integer linear programming
- modified non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm II
- n/a
- Natural resource
- nature-inspired optimization
- Optimal design
- overcurrent relay (OCR)
- photovoltaic system
- Physics
- price forecast
- protection scheme
- Reference, information & interdisciplinary subjects
- renewable energy
- renewable energy certificate
- renewable portfolio standard
- renewables
- Research & information: general
- residential building
- root tree algorithm (RTO)
- SEMS
- South Korea
- time multiplier setting (TMS)
- toilet design
- variation criteria
- wind farm
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-5331-3Editions