Alejandro Navarro-Espinosa

University of Chile — Chile

Engineering · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Smart Grid Energy Management(19), Optimal Power Flow Distribution(10), Power System Reliability and Maintenance(8), Building Energy and Comfort Optimization(6), Microgrid Control and Optimization(6)

Publications33 total

Is single-phase residential EV fast-charging a good idea? Evidence from optimal charging plans based on realistic data
International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems·2023· 9 citedOpen Access
Hosting Capacity of Distribution Networks: Unveiling the Real Opportunity to Increase the Residential Pv Generation
SSRN Electronic Journal·2023· 1 citedOpen Access
Firewood electrification in Chile: effects on household expenditure and energy poverty
Energy Policy·2022· 11 cited
From passive network to PV urban community microgrids: Finding the optimal size and upgrading cost
Energy Sustainable Development/Energy for sustainable development·2022· 7 cited
Is Single-Phase Residential Ev Fast-Charging a Good Idea? Evidence from Optimal Charging Plans Based on Realistic Data
SSRN Electronic Journal·2022· 1 citedOpen Access
Firewood Electrification in Chile: Effects on Household Expenditure and Energy Poverty
SSRN Electronic Journal·2022Open Access
On the Value of Community Association for Microgrid Development: Learnings from Multiple Deterministic and Stochastic Planning Designs
Applied Sciences·2021· 9 citedOpen Access
Effect of Failure Rates Uncertainty on Distribution Systems Reliability
2020· 6 citedOpen Access
Importance of hourly multi-bus unit commitment models in the context of high adoption of variable renewable energies: A chilean example
2017· 2 cited
Discrete optimization via simulation to determine reliable network investments
2017
Improving power system reliability through optimization via simulation
2017· 6 citedOpen Access
Achieving Resilience at Distribution Level: Learning from Isolated Community Microgrids
IEEE Power and Energy Magazine·2017· 44 citedOpen Access
Improving distribution network resilience against earthquakes
2017· 25 cited
Optimization under uncertainty of thermal storage-based flexible demand response with quantification of residential users' discomfort
2016· 13 cited
Representative residential LV feeders: A case study for the North West of England
2016· 16 cited
Probabilistic Impact Assessment of Low Carbon Technologies in LV Distribution Systems
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems·2015· 289 citedOpen Access
EHP in low voltage networks: Understanding the effects of heat emitters and room temperatures
2015· 5 cited
Optimization Under Uncertainty of Thermal Storage-Based Flexible Demand Response With Quantification of Residential Users’ Discomfort
IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid·2015· 187 citedOpen Access
Representative Residential LV Feeders: A Case Study for the North West of England
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems·2015· 74 citedOpen Access
Increasing the PV hosting capacity of LV networks: OLTC-fitted transformers vs. reinforcements
2015· 70 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Luis F. Ochoa(10), Pierluigi Mancarella(10), Nicholas Good(8), Lingxi Zhang(4), Hugh Rudnick(4), Efthymios Karangelos(3), Tuba Gözel(3), Rodrigo Moreno(3), Tomás Lagos(3), Fernando Ordóñez(3), Rafael Sacaan(3), Valentín Rigoni(2), Gianfranco Chicco(2), D. Randles(2), Mauricio Thomas-Galán(2), Agustín Doña(2), Juan David Mina-Casaran(2), Guillermo Jiménez‐Estévez(1), Rodrigo Palma-­Behnke(1), Luigi Lanuzza(1)