Integrating Renewables and Machine Learning for Improved Grid Stability

Xingpeng Li, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Houston, is using his National Science Foundation CAREER Award to work on a solution to allow the seamless integration of renewable energy sources with the rest of the power grid without causing any problems.

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