Hybrid Systems and Multi-energy Networks for the Future Energy Internet

Hybrid Systems and Multi-energy Networks for the Future Energy Internet provides the general concepts of hybrid systems and multi-energy networks, focusing on the integration of energy systems and the application of information technology for energy internet. The book gives a comprehensive presentation on the optimization of hybrid multi-energy systems, integrating renewable energy and fossil fuels. It presents case studies to support theoretical background, giving interdisciplinary prospects for the energy internet concept in power and energy. Covered topics make this book relevant to researchers and engineers in the energy field, engineers and researchers of renewable hybrid energy solutions, and upper level students.

• Focuses on the emerging technologies and current challenges of integrating multiple technologies for distributed energy internet
• Addresses current challenges of multi-energy networks and case studies supporting theoretical background
• Includes a transformative understanding of future concepts and R&D directions on the concept of the energy internet

Engineers and researchers of renewable hybrid energy solutions and upper level students in energy and power electronics programs; advanced energy students and researchers of smart power systems; developers of smart power systems and microgrids

1. Introduction
   World energy, the significance of the distributed hybrid system and the prospect of the future Energy Internet
   2. Integrating advanced energy equipment in a hybrid multi-energy system
   Status of hybrid systems integrating renewable energy and fossil fuels for multi-energy generation
   3. Comprehensive optimization and dynamic match between supply and demand
   Case studies on the regulation, system dynamics and operation and co-generation of electric power
   4. Applying information technologies in a hybrid multi-energy system
   Application and potential of the artificial intelligence technology
   5. Outlooks
   Opportunities and challenges for the distributed hybrid system and the future “Energy Internet”