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AI-based forecasting for optimised solar energy management and smart grid efficiency

Bouquet, Pierre
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Jackson, Ilya
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Nick, Mostafa
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October 14, 2023
International Journal Of Production Research

This paper considers two pertinent research inquiries: 'Can an AI-based predictive framework be utilised for the optimisation of solar energy management?' and 'What are the ways in which the AI-based predictive framework can be integrated within the Smart Grid infrastructure to improve grid reliability and efficiency?' The study deploys a Deep Learning model based on Long Short-Term Memory techniques, leading to refined accuracy in solar electricity generation forecasts. Such an AI-supported methodology aids power grid operators in comprehensive planning, thereby ensuring a robust electricity supply. The effectiveness of this framework is tested using performance metrics such as MAE, RMSE, nMAE, nRMSE, and R-2. A persistent model is utilised as a reference for comparison. Despite a slight decrease in predictive precision with the expansion of the forecast horizon, the proposed AI-based framework consistently surpasses the persistent model, particularly for horizons beyond two hours. Therefore, this research underscores the potential of AI-based prediction in fostering efficient solar energy management and enhancing Smart Grid reliability and efficiency.

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research article
DOI
10.1080/00207543.2023.2269565
Web of Science ID

WOS:001083979000001

Author(s)
Bouquet, Pierre
Jackson, Ilya
Nick, Mostafa
Kaboli, Amin  
Date Issued

2023-10-14

Publisher

Taylor & Francis Ltd

Published in
International Journal Of Production Research
Subjects

Technology

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Artificial Intelligence

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Shortage Economy

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Energy Operations

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Deep Learning

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Smart Grids

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Renewable Energy

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February 16, 2024
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