Low-voltage Microgrid optimization: deterministic vs stochastic models: How to efficiently manage the integration between the renewable energy sources (RES) and the traditional ones

The idea to obtain the possibility to live in Cities able to offer a high life quality is, currently, widespread. This leads to the increasingly important concept of "Smart City". One of the main requirements of this kind of Cities is the energy self-production from renewable energy sources. In this work the Author underlines how the "Microgrids", if correctly managed, could become the main solution for the energy production of the Smart City districts. The Microgrid built in the Savona Campus (University of Genoa) is used as a test case to show the pros and cons of this kind of innovative green energy production system.

Ilaria Bendato was born in Genoa in 1990. Since 2009 she has studied in the Savona Campus (Genoa University). On July 2014 she graduated in Management Engineering. This book comes out right from the work of her thesis. She is a certified Project Management Professional and, currently, she is a PhD student in Mathematics Engineering and Simulation.