Abbas Rabiee

Assistant Professor

Laval University

Canada

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Abbas Rabiee is an Assistant Professor at Université Laval in Canada. His research areas focus on renewable energy integration, thermal analysis of distribution transformers, and infrastructure resilience in electrical distribution networks. His recent publications include topics such as the optimization of hybrid power plant allocation and the impact of harmonics on transformer behavior. He aims to advance the understanding of energy systems through innovative modeling and analyses.

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Josep Guerrero

Aalborg University

DENMARK

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Saman Nikkhah

Newcastle University

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Dublin City University

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Enhanced Renewable Energy Integration: A Comprehensive Framework for Grid Planning and Hybrid Power Plant Allocation

Impact of Combined Current and Voltage Harmonics on the Thermal Behavior of Distribution Transformers: A Coupled Nonuniform Magnetic–Thermal Approach

Multi-port coordination: Unlocking flexibility and hydrogen opportunities in green energy networks

Hybridization of planning and operational techniques for resiliency improvement of electrical distribution networks against multi-scenario natural disasters based on a convex model

Liquid-Immersed Distribution Transformers’ Thermal Analysis With Consideration of Unbalanced Load Current Effect

Exploiting the determinant factors on the available flexibility area of ADNs at TSO-DSO interface

Thermal analysis of mineral oil‐based nanofluids of distribution transformers exposed to simultaneous current and voltage harmonics

Magnetic-thermal analysis of distribution transformer

Distributed flexibility to maintain security margin through decentralised TSO–DSO coordination

Novel Hotspot Temperature Prediction of Oil-Immersed Distribution Transformers: An Experimental Case Study

Integrated Electricity and Gas Systems Planning: New Opportunities, and a Detailed Assessment of Relevant Issues

Precise thermo-fluid dynamics analysis of corrugated wall distribution transformer cooled with mineral oil-based nanofluids: Experimental verification

Increasing Unbalanced Distribution Network’s Hosting Capacity for Distributed Energy Resources by Voltage Regulators

Enhancing the unbalanced distribution network’s hosting capacity for DERs via optimal load re-phasing

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Josep Guerrero

Saman Nikkhah

Andrew Keane

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