This National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award provides $416,053 to Clarkson University to develop algorithms that manage the uncertainties of renewable energy generation in order to operate electric power systems reliably and cost-effectively. The project aims to enhance utility control room situational awareness, enable real-time assessment of transient instability risks, and redesign operating reserves to better account for the spatiotemporal variability of renewable sources like offshore wind. The research combines physics-based grid modeling, sensor data, weather forecasting, and advanced machine learning to deliver transformative technologies for managing the challenges of renewable energy integration. This work under the NSF Engineering program is expected to be completed by June 2029 and will contribute to the transition to 100% decarbonized electricity systems.
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