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Microgrids use ICT to intelligently deliver energy and integrate clean generation. They can operate independently from a larger grid and can help to strengthen grid resilience. Applications include remote as well as urban areas, hospitals, and manufacturing complexes. Cybersecurity challenges arise, exposing the microgrids to cyber-attacks, possibly resulting in harm to infrastructure and to people. Research has classified attacks based on confidentiality, integrity, and availability, and most countermeasures focus on specific attacks or on protecting specific components. A global approach is needed combining solutions that can secure the entire system and respond in milliseconds.
This reference work for researchers, in academia, industry and at grid operators as well as for students, provides an up-to-date framework for cybersecurity technologies and perspectives on operation, control, testbed and protection of microgrids from a system level perspective. Coverage includes the role of modern power electronics in active distribution networks, cyber-induced steady-state and dynamic issues, situational awareness of cyber-attacks, AI aided detection of data manipulation, cyber security threats in multi-agent microgrids, communication assisted protection, design and modeling of cyber-attacks for grid tied PV systems, stealth cyber-attacks, resilient distributed control, cyber-physical testbeds for smart grids and EV charging, and event-driven resiliency of microgrids against cyber-attacks. The book offers advanced cyber-attack detection strategies for microgrids to address breaches, counter attacks, deploy appropriate countermeasures, and stabilize microgrids under cyber-attacks.
Contents
Chapter 1: Cyber-induced power system steady-state and dynamic issues
Chapter 2: Modern power electronics in active distribution network
Chapter 3: Microgrids in mission-critical applications
Chapter 4: Situational awareness of cyber attacks in smart grids
Chapter 5: Artificial intelligence-aided detection of data manipulation attacks in smart grid
Chapter 6: Cyber security threats in multi-agent microgrids
Chapter 7: Communication-assisted protections for DC microgrids and their performance analysis during cyberattacks
Chapter 8: Cyber-physical microgrids: toward flexible energy districts
Chapter 9: Design and modeling approaches to cyberattacks for grid-tied PV systems
Chapter 10: Stealth cyber attacks in microgrids: detectability and observability
Chapter 11: Resilient distributed control strategies in microgrids against cyber attacks
Chapter 12: Cyber-physical testbeds for smart grid and electric vehicle-charging infrastructure
Chapter 13: Event-driven resiliency of microgrids against cyber attacks
Chapter 14: Cybersecurity in future energy systems: outlooks and recommendations
