AI-Driven Optimization Models for Hybrid Renewable Energy Grid Management

Eleanor Vance

doi:10.1000/jamr.2026.01.999

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AI-Driven Optimization Models for Hybrid Renewable Energy Grid Management

A Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning Approaches in Microgrid Control

Volume 1, Issue 1, Pages 116-130

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Eleanor VancePh.D.e.vance@techinst.edu^✲

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Department of Computer Science, Tech Institute of Science, Boston, Massachusetts, United States

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e.vance@techinst.edu

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Eleanor Vance

Abstract

As power grids transition toward sustainable sources, integrating intermittent renewable energy systems poses significant stability and efficiency challenges. This paper presents an AI-driven framework designed to optimize energy distribution across hybrid renewable microgrids. Utilizing a combination of deep reinforcement learning and predictive forecasting models, our approach anticipates dynamic demand fluctuations while maintaining grid balance. Experimental results demonstrate a 14.2% reduction in overall transmission losses and a 22% improvement in peak-load response efficiency compared to traditional management strategies. These findings underscore the potential of scalable machine learning algorithms in modernizing clean energy infrastructure.

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Artificial Intelligence, Renewable Energy, Smart Grids, Machine Learning, Energy Efficiency.

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10.1000/jamr.2026.01.999

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This research was funded by the National Sustainable Science Foundation (Grant No. NSSF-2025-8842) and supported by the Center for Clean Energy Innovation at Tech Institute of Science.

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