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Md Habib Ullah

Assistant Professor

Penn State Harrisburg

United States

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Md Habib Ullah is an Assistant Professor at Penn State Harrisburg in the United States. His research primarily focuses on energy systems, including local energy market clearing, deep learning frameworks for energy price forecasting, and optimization of hybrid mini-grid power systems. He has contributed to various topics related to peer-to-peer energy trading, transactive energy markets, and the application of quantum computing in smart grids.

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University of Denver

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Hybrid quantum-classical optimization of the resource scheduling problem

Descriptor: Global Electricity Markets Load Forecasting and Planning Dataset (GloElecLoad)

Network-constrained local energy market clearing for peer-to-peer trading with bilateral power losses

Enhanced Transformer-BiLSTM Deep Learning Framework for Day-Ahead Energy Price Forecasting

Optimization and Feasibility Assessment of Hybrid Mini-Grid Power Systems for Iraq’s Residential Rural Electrification

Descriptor: Unified Cross-Regional Time-Series Day-Ahead Electricity Price Dataset (UniElecPrice)

A Method for Stabilizing Dual Active Bridge Converters with Constant Power Loads

Transactive Energy Market Operation Through Coordinated TSO-DSOs-DERs Interactions

Quantum computing for smart grid applications

Peer-to-Peer Local Energy Trading With Voltage Management Under Asynchronous Communication

A Two-Tier Distributed Market Clearing Scheme for Peer-to-Peer Energy Sharing in Smart Grid

A Computationally Efficient Consensus-Based Multiagent Distributed EMS for DC Microgrids

Distributed Energy Trading in Smart Grid Over Directed Communication Network

Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading in Transactive Markets Considering Physical Network Constraints

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Sayed Mohsin Reza

Md Faisal Kabir

Amin Khodaei

Bhanu Babaiahgari

Ali Arabnya

Jae-Do Park

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