Live Power Generation Predictions via AI-Driven Resilient Systems in Smart Microgrids
Xueyi Wang, Shancang Li, Muddesar Iqbal
Abstract
The 5G technology can significantly benefit smart consumer devices powered by microgrids in several ways, enhancing their efficiency, reliability, and overall performance, which play a pivotal role in advancing consumer electronics by providing a more reliable, efficient, and sustainable source of power for these devices. The growing environmental awareness and emergence of new technologies have made smart microgrids a good renewable and resilient power to serve consumer electronics. This work developed a secure AI-driven predictable and resilient power generation system for efficient microgrid energy use and management. Specifically, we first developed an intelligent power generation forecasting model based on a joint distribution of power generation and weather data; then, a resilient eXtreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost) power generation forecast model was proposed that allows incorporating the weather intermittency in the joint distribution. The scheme has been validated using real-time power generation data together with weather data. The experimental results show that the proposed scheme can provide a more accurate and robust prediction of the microgrid against weather intermittency.