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Browsing publications by Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo

Newcastle Authors	Title	Year	Full text
Dr Arman Alahyari Professor Haris Patsios Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Dr Timur Saifutdinov Dr Ilias Sarantakos	A stochastic multi-range robust approach for low carbon technology participation in electricity markets	2024
Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Professor Sara Walker	Resilience Assessment of Offshore Wind-to-Hydrogen Systems	2024
Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Dr Meltem Peker Sarhan Dr David Greenwood	The Shuffled Conic Power Flow Equations: An Improved Angle-Inclusive Conic Model	2023
Dr Saman Nikkhah Dr Ilias Sarantakos Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Dr Adib Allahham Professor Damian Giaouris	A Joint Risk and Security Constrained Control Framework for Real-Time Energy Scheduling of Islanded Microgrids	2022
Dr Ilias Sarantakos Dr Meltem Peker Sarhan Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Dr Matthew Deakin Professor Haris Patsios et al.	A Robust Mixed-Integer Convex Model for Optimal Scheduling of Integrated Energy Storage – Soft Open Point Devices	2022
Dr Ilias Sarantakos Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Da Huo Dr David Greenwood	A Reliability-Based Method to Quantify the Capacity Value of Soft Open Points in Distribution Networks	2021
Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Dr Ilias Sarantakos Dr Peter Davison Professor Sara Walker Professor Phil Taylor	MicroGrid Resilience-Oriented Scheduling: A Robust MISOCP Model	2021
Dr Ilias Sarantakos Dr David Greenwood Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Dr Vahid Vahidinasab Professor Phil Taylor	A probabilistic method to quantify the capacity value of load transfer	2020
Dr Natalia Zografou-Barredo Professor Haris Patsios Professor Sara Walker Dr Peter Davison	Multi-energy microgrid scheduling: A multivector demonstrator case study	2019