Dr. M. (Milos) Cvetkovic
Dr. M. (Milos) Cvetkovic
Profiel
Biografie
Milos Cvetkovic is an Assistant Professor at TU Delft. He received the B.Sc. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Belgrade, and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA. Before joining TU Delft, he was a Postdoctoral Researcher at MIT, Cambridge, USA. Milos is working on research challenges of renewable energy integration. He is interested in modeling and control of engineering and economic processes for easier integration of renewable generation and flexible demand. He is fond of combining mathematical methods with numerical simulations. He has strong knowledge of control theory and optimizations.He is currently involved with the following projects focusing on model coupling:
TradeRES - Designing markets for 100% renewable electricity grids
DEMOSES - Coordinating heat and electricity grids at regional scale
MUESSLI - Model coupling for multi-energy systems
And with the following projects focusing on digital tools for energy communities:
SHPLES - Energy management systems for self-sufficient energy communities with hydrogen
SynergyS - Digital twins for local multi-commodity trading platforms
REFORMERS - Digital twins for energy valleys
And finally, with the following educational project:
The Illuminator - Do-it-yourself kit for education and demonstration of energy transition challenges and solutions
He is teaching an MSc course on Co-simulation of Energy Systems and a BSc course on Sustainable Energy Supply.
Expertise
Publicaties
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2023
Evaluation of Ramp-Rate Limitation at Distribution Transformer Level via Central and Distributed Storage Systems
Kyriaki-Nefeli D. Malamaki / Aihui Fu / Juan Manuel Mauricio / Milos Cvetkovic / Charis S. Demoulias
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2023
Fuzzy Logic-Based Online Energy Management System for Residential Microgrids
Jingxuan Wu / Shuting Li / Yonghao Gui / Milos Cvetkovic / Juan C. Vasquez / Josep M. Guerrero
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2023
Impact of Virtual Synchronous Generators on Power System Frequency Dynamics
Aihui Fu / Aleksandra LekiÄ / Eleftherios O. Kontis / Kyriaki-Nefeli D. Malamaki / Georgios C. Kryonidis / Juan Manuel Mauricio / Charis S. Demoulias / Milos Cvetkovic
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2023
Should we exploit flexibility of chemical processes for demand response? Differing perspectives on potential benefits and limitations
Svenja Bielefeld / MiloÅ” CvetkoviÄ / Andrea RamĆrez
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2023
The Illuminator
An Open Source Energy System Integration Development Kit
Aihui Fu / Raghav Saini / Remko Koornneef / Arjen van der Meer / Peter Palensky / Milos Cvetkovic -