I just published “A Netflix-Subscription-Like Electricity Bill“. The link to access the article is: Here.
Hope you enjoy reading it.
I just published “A Netflix-Subscription-Like Electricity Bill“. The link to access the article is: Here.
Hope you enjoy reading it.
You can check my latest article on “ The Switcheroo In The Retail Electricity Market - Questioning Net Metering Regressiveness“
The article is also available on Medium:
Our conference paper entitled “Hybrid Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approach for Investigating Residential Load Compositions and Load Percentages“ is accepted at the 2021 Power System And Green Energy Conference (PSGEC 2021), Shanghai, China
The paper is abstract is given below:
Load points are one of the most vital parts of power systems. Due to the new load forms and programs introduced in the demand side, the load serving entities (LSEs) no longer deal with lump loads, but rather with more dynamic, rational and price elastic loads. The high inter-temporal and behavioral variability of the load profile makes it almost impossible for utilities and system operators to expect the demand curve with the needed accuracy. A sound granularity of the load compositions and consumption percentages and patterns throughout the year is essential for avoiding energy losses, designing demand side management (DSM) programs and ensuring proper adjustments of electricity rates. In this paper, a simplistic model that can be followed by system operators to initially understand the customers consumption pattern and the household load structure is proposed. A top-down approach is combined and matched with a detailed bottom-up one, to extract load compositions and percentages. Real and local load profiles integrated with household statistical data such as device time of use (ToU), number of device units per house and activities exercised in households are all included in the model. The main results of the paper show the load composition in residential demand and the percentage of such composition under seasonal-based scenarios.
A new journal, which is part of a chapter in my M.Sc thesis is now published at the IET Journal of Engineering (JoE).
The article title is: “Incentive-Based Feasibility of a Hybrid AC/DC Microgrid in Saudi Arabia“
I attended the IEEE 2020 IEEE International Conference on Communications, Control, and Computing Technologies for Smart Grids (SmartGridComm), which was held between 11-13th November 2020.
I also volunteered at the conference as a Zoom moderator for multiple sessions.
I am delighted to present our paper entitled “ An intelligent load priority list–based integrated energy management system in microgrids“ at the INFORMS 2020 Annual Meeting.
I would like to thank SangWoo Park from UC Berkeley for his kind invitation.
A new journal paper, which is part of my M.Sc thesis, is now published at Electric Power System Research (EPSR) journal. To access the full paper, please follow the link (here)
The following paper is indexed in IEEEXplore now:
A. Alahmed, S. Taiwo and M. Abido, "Implementation and Evaluation of Grey Wolf optimization Algorithm on Power System Stability Enhancement," 2019 IEEE 10th GCC Conference & Exhibition (GCC), Kuwait, Kuwait, 2019, pp. 1-6. doi: 10.1109/GCC45510.2019.1570512680 [Link]
The moderator of the forum was Prof. Muhammad Al-Saggaf, president of KFUPM.
Speakers:
Prof. Nam Suh, Former President, KAIST, Korea
Prof. Tony Chan, President, KAUST, KSA
Prof. Charles Elachi, Former Director, JPL
Prof. Martin C. Jischke, President Emeritus, Purdue University
Pleased to attend the PSERC Industry Advisory Board Meeting (IAB) that was held in Richmond, VA between 4 - 6 of December. The meeting gathered industry members, faculty, and students who are interested in power system engineering. Challenges and opportunities in electrification, decarbonization and digitalization were discussed. I enjoyed the informal networking opportunities with the top-notch researchers in the meeting.
Many thanks to my advisor Professor. Tong for enabling me to participate. The thanks are also extended to Dominion Energy Company and Dr. Anna Rosa Lampis for the great organization of the event.
Our paper titled “
Intelligent Flexible Priority List for Reconfiguration of Microgrid Demands Using Deep Neural Network“
is now available on IEEE Explore under this link (Click)
I successfully defended my MS thesis at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM).
Thesis Title: “ Integrated Energy Management System for Microgrids with Hybrid Renewable Generation, Energy Storage and Controllable Loads”
My paper titled “ Intelligent Flexible Priority List for Reconfiguration of Microgrid
Demands Using Deep Neural Network ” won the second rank in Scientific Research Track
Our paper titled “ Intelligent Flexible Priority List for Reconfiguration
of Microgrid Demands Using Deep Neural Network” was accepted for a presentation at the 2019 IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grids Technologies (ISGT), Chengdu, China.
The conference will take place in 21-24 May, 2019. The conference website can be accessed thru: Link
Our paper titled “ Implementation and Evaluation of Grey Wolf Optimization Algorithm on Power System Stability Enhancement “ has been accepted for a presentation at the 10th IEEE GCC Conference in Kuwait. The conference will be held between 19th to 23rd of April, 2019.
Conference website (Click here)
UnderGraduate Research (UGR) is the cornerstone of being a great future researcher.
Student Success Center is doing great efforts in promoting the research environment among undergraduate students at KFUPM. On Sunday, I will be glad to share my UG research experience, for the second time, with all ambitious students who are excited to start improving the world and humanity by doing professional research. Please SAVE the date.
After less than one year, the website has more than 1200 pageviews from more than 20 countries.
KSA and USA have the highest percentage of visits.
Thank you all for your kind visits and I appreciate all the comments I got from visitors regarding improving the website.
Special thanks goes to Motaz Alfarraj, a PhD student at Georgia Tech who supported me in building the website.
I am sharing with you some statistics about the previous months.