Peter Kepplinger

Head of Research Center Energy, illwerke vkw Endowed Professor for Energy Effiiciency

Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences

Austria

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Peter Kepplinger is the Head of Research Center Energy and the illwerke vkw Endowed Professor for Energy Efficiency at Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences in Austria. His research areas include energy efficiency, demand response strategies, and optimization techniques in energy systems, as evidenced by his recent publications on various topics such as PV hosting capacity, heat pump control, and reinforcement learning applications in energy communities. His work aims to advance the understanding and implementation of sustainable energy solutions.

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Wolfgang Streicher

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University of Innsbruck

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Markus Preißinger

Head of Research

Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences

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Mohan Lal KOLHE

Professor in Smart Grid and Renewable Energy

University of Agder

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Sequential linear optimization method with fairness considerations for PV hosting capacity quantification in low-voltage grids

Deep Reinforcement Learning Approaches the MILP Optimum of a Multi-Energy Optimization in Energy Communities

Comparison of demand response strategies using active and passive thermal energy storage in a food processing plant

Enhanced violation-mitigation-based method using voltage/current sensitivities for PV hosting capacity quantification in low-voltage grids

Influence of usage and model inaccuracies on the performance of smart hot water heaters: lessons learned from a demand response field test

Uncertainties in model predictive control for decentralized autonomous demand side management of electric vehicles

Optimizing Heat Pump Control in an NZEB via Model Predictive Control and Building Simulation

Energy Demand Response in a Food-Processing Plant: A Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach

Application of a flexibility estimation method for domestic heat pumps with reduced system information and data

Violation-mitigation-based method for PV hosting capacity quantification in low voltage grids

Voltage-Based Droop Control of Electric Vehicles in Distribution Grids under Different Charging Power Levels

Flexibility Control in Autonomous Demand Response by Optimal Power Tracking

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Wolfgang Streicher

Markus Preißinger

Mohan Lal KOLHE

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