Optimal Planning for Partially Self-Sufficient Microgrid With Limited Annual Electricity Exchange With Distribution Grid. - Qifang Chen; Mingchao Xia; Yue Zhou 002; Hanmin Cai; Jianzhong Wu; Haibo Zhang 006 (IEEE Access, 2019)

Safe Flexibility in Active Distribution Grids: A Practical Data-Driven Approach. - Stavros Karagiannopoulos; Petros Aristidou; Hanmin Cai; Philipp Heer; Gabriela Hug (ISGT-Europe, 2021)

Data-Driven Demand-Side Flexibility Quantification: Prediction and Approximation of Flexibility Envelopes. - Nami Hekmat; Hanmin Cai; Thierry Zufferey; Gabriela Hug; Philipp Heer (CoRR, 2021)

Experimental implementation of an emission-aware prosumer with online flexibility quantification and provision. - Hanmin Cai; Philipp Heer (CoRR, 2021)

Uncertainty-Aware Energy Flexibility Quantification of a Residential Building. - Julie Rousseau; Hanmin Cai; Philipp Heer; Kristina Orehounig; Gabriela Hug (ISGT EUROPE, 2023)

Distributed Multi-Horizon Model Predictive Control for Network of Energy Hubs. - Varsha Behrunani; Hanmin Cai; Philipp Heer; Roy S. Smith; John Lygeros (CoRR, 2023)

Circular economy meets building automation. - Hanmin Cai (CoRR, 2023)

A Hierarchical Knowledge Framework for Digital Twins of Buildings and Their Energy Systems (Position Paper). - James Allan; Edrisi Munoz; Sergio Acero González; Hassan Bazazzadeh; Federica Bellizio; Hanmin Cai; Reto Fricker; Philipp Heer; Mina Montazeri; Sascha Stoller; Georgios Mavromatidis (CAiSE Workshops, 2024)

The Reliability of Demand-Side Power Flexibility Provision - An Analytical Framework. - Charlotte Jacquet; Hanmin Cai; Arvind Srinivasan 007; Arnab Chatterjee; Giovanni Sansavini; Philipp Heer (ICSRS, 2024)

Experimental Validation of Distributed Dispatching of Multiple Active Distribution Networks Using the ADMM. - Matthieu Jacobs; Hanmin Cai; Mario Paolone (CoRR, 2025)

Trajectory-Independent Flexibility Envelopes of Energy-Constrained Systems with State-Dependent Losses. - Julie Rousseau; Carlo Tajoli; Hanmin Cai; Philipp Heer; Kristina Orehounig; Gabriela Hug (CoRR, 2025)