Key Technologies of Novel Power Systems: From Optimal Scheduling to Intelligent Operation and Maintenance Review

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The transition to renewable-dominated power grids introduces critical challenges in low-inertia operation and relay protection, necessitating advancements in optimal scheduling and intelligent operation and maintenance technologies. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Bo Yang; Guo Zhou; Lin Jiang

doi:10.3390/en19174222

September 7, 2026EnergiesOpen Access

Key Technologies of Novel Power Systems: From Optimal Scheduling to Intelligent Operation and Maintenance Review

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Review the critical engineering challenges and enabling technologies required for transition toward renewable-dominated power systems, focusing on operational stability and maintenance.
Synthesized technical literature addressing low-carbon power system evolution under peak carbon emissions and carbon neutrality initiatives.
Evaluated challenges stemming from low-inertia grid characteristics, relay protection adaptation, optimal generation scheduling, and automated maintenance frameworks.
Identified that high penetration of renewable generation drastically reduces system inertia, requiring modernized relay protection and frequency regulation paradigms.
Highlighted the need to integrate intelligent computational techniques with advanced scheduling to ensure reliability and cost-effective maintenance across evolving grid architectures.

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Review demonstrates key technical hurdles in renewable-dominated power grids, highlighting strategies for low-inertia stability and intelligent maintenance.

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