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PURDUE UNIVERSITY / I²GS LAB

Energy Systems
Intelligence

We develop methods in optimization, game theory, and machine learning to understand and improve decision-making in energy markets, infrastructure systems, and public policy.

THE CONNECTED GRIDCONCEPT MAP / 01
Optimization and learning connect energy resources, large loads, markets, and policiesA conceptual network connecting renewable energy, large loads, distributed energy, system reliability, and grid planning through optimization and learning, with system operators, markets, and policies above. It is not live grid data.OPTIMIZATION+ LEARNINGRENEWABLEENERGYLARGELOADSDISTRIBUTEDENERGYSYSTEMRELIABILITYGRID PLANNINGSYSTEM OPERATORSMARKETS & POLICIES

Physical networks. Strategic decisions. Sustainable outcomes.

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OPTIMIZATION×GAME THEORY×MACHINE LEARNING×POWER SYSTEMS

01 / RESEARCH FRONTIERS

Research Areas

Our work spans optimization and learning, market design, and energy infrastructure.

01

OPTIMIZATION + LEARNING

Methods for
complex decisions

Theory and algorithms for optimization and equilibrium problems, including distributed algorithms and stochastic optimization.

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02

MARKETS + INCENTIVES

Learning in
Multiagent Systems

Learning algorithms for decision-making in multi-agent systems, with applications to energy markets and distributed resources.

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02 / RESEARCH MEETS INDUSTRY

Grid of
Tomorrow.

A PURDUE–INDUSTRY RESEARCH CONSORTIUM

Connecting research
and Industry

The Grid of Tomorrow Consortium brings Purdue researchers together with utilities, system operators, technology companies, and large electricity users to address the challenges reshaping the grid.

  • Large-load growth and grid access
  • Distributed resources and system reliability
  • AI-enabled grid operations
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03 / OPEN RESEARCH

Recent working papers

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OUR RESEARCH COMMUNITY

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