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Prashant Nene1, Dolly Thankachan1
1Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Oriental University, Indore (M.P.), India.
Abstract:
The method proposed in this work focused on a multi-level AI framework capable of enhancing the performance of a grid-tied solar PV-fuel cell hybrid energy system. RL-ENN stands for Reinforcement Learning-Driven Evolutionary Neural Network, while T-STFREP is a generalized acronym for Transformer-Based Spatiotemporal Forecasting. FL-DEO stands for Federated Learning-Based Distributed Optimization. GNN-HSCO is Graph Neural Networks Power Router. Q-GAN-ESO is Quantum-Inspired Generative Adversarial Networks. RL-ENN helps minimize Net Present Cost (NPC) and Cost of Energy (COE) in real-time with adaptive energy dispatch strategies; T-STFREP verifies accuracy based on forecasting transformer temporal sequence; FL-DEO allows for optimization in decentralized manner with privacy; and finally, GNN-HSCO considers hybrid networking as energy graphs to diminish transmission losses whereas finally Q-GAN-ESO looks at synthetic degradation scenarios to allow for optimal management of energy storage. The application under consideration was simulated in MATLAB/Simulink and Python with TensorFlow, with a 30-year evaluation of meteorological data. The proposed model has decreased NPC by 27.5 %, COE by 18.2 %, and battery life by 30.2 %. The results validate its capability when compared against traditional methods such as Genetic Algorithms and Particle Swarm Optimization. With this, we now have a scalable and real-time energy-efficient solution for future smart grid systems.•Integrated Intelligence Stack: Combines RL-ENN, T-STFREP, FL-DEO, GNN-HSCO, and Q-GAN-ESO into a unified architecture for real-time control, forecasting, decentralized optimization, network routing, and synthetic scenario generation.•Real-Time, Scalable, and Privacy-Preserving: Enables adaptive energy dispatch, federated optimization without compromising data privacy, and graph-based power routing, making it suitable for large-scale, smart grid deployments.•Proven Long-Term Performance: Achieved significant improvements over traditional methods (GA, PSO) with 27.5 % lower NPC, 18.2 % reduction in COE, and 30.2 % increase in battery life, validated using 30 years of meteorological data.
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