Cyber-Physical Energy Systems

Cyber-Physical Energy Systems is an interdisciplinary journal aimed at integrating energy systems with advanced sensing, communication, computation, and control technologies. Cyber-physical energy system (CPES) in a broader sense provides a desirable infrastructure for efficient, secure energy production and consumption under highly uncertain environment. The journal pays specific attention to the innovative ideas and insights both on cyber and physical spaces to address the theoretical and practical challenges on green energy systems, and publishes original research on theories and applications in, but not limited to, integrated energy systems and information networks, zero-carbon energy systems, the smart grid, the energy internet, smart building energy systems, smart data center energy systems, microgrids, virtual power plants, renewable power systems, advanced methods of sensing, communication, computation, decision-making, and control for energy systems, and so on.

The topics within the journal scope include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Structure and design of CPES

• Modeling and simulation of CPES

• Sensing, computation, and communication for CPES

• Control theory and technology for CPES

• Optimization theory and technology for CPES

• Cyber-physical security

• Reliability and resilience of CPES

• Energy market and economics with CPES

• AI for CPES

• Devices and equipment in CPES

• CPES in infrastructure

Editorial Board