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Daily hydrothermal scheduling with economic emission using simulated annealing technique based multi-objective cultural differential evolution approach
Flexible supply-demand side management towards a sustainable decentralized distribution network: A net-negative Water-energy-emissions Nexus assessment
Coordinated optimal operation of a joint virtual energy storage system based on an improved non-dominated sorting genetic and multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm
Synthetic modeling of water distribution systems for interdependent infrastructure systems resilience analysis with interdependencies via building-mediated clustering
Planning for sustained water-electricity resilience over the U.S.: Persistence of current water-electricity operations and long-term transformative plans
An Optimal Method for Locating and Sizing Distributed Generations Considering Critical Infrastructures Interconnection for Urban Distribution Network Restoration
Resilience of Cyber-Enabled Electrical Energy and Water Distribution Systems Considering Infrastructural Robustness Under Conditions of Limited Water and/or Energy Availability
Dynamic Modelling and Mutual Coordination of Electricity and Watershed Networks for Spatio-Temporal Operational Flexibility Enhancement Under Rainy Climates
Quantifying the Impacts of Modelling Assumptions on Accuracy and Computational Efficiency for Integrated Water-Energy System Simulations Under Uncertain Climate
Analysis of the water–energy–greenhouse gas nexus in a water supply system in the Northeast of Brazil
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