Authors : Pulluri Nirath Kumar; Rallabandi Karthik Kumar; Joginapalli Ajay; Tadakala Sai Shivankar; Md. Inthiyaz; Jala Sai Kumar

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 11 - November

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Abstract : The power systems industry is experiencing a paradigm shift, driven by rapid technological advancements, decarbonization initiatives, and digital transformation. As nations move toward achieving net-zero emissions, the integration of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind has become vital. The future of power systems is increasingly defined by decentralized generation, artificial intelligence, smart grids, and digital control technologies. This transformation is also enhanced by innovations in energy storage, electric mobility, and automation, which are enabling more flexible and reliable networks. The combination of these developments is leading to a more resilient, efficient, and sustainable global energy ecosystem. The evolution of smart grids and IoT-based monitoring is reshaping system operations, while AI enables predictive maintenance and real-time optimization. Furthermore, energy storage technologies play a crucial role in stabilizing renewable energy generation and ensuring reliability. This paper explores these future trends and highlights the immense opportunities in power systems engineering for innovation, employment, and sustainability. The synergy between renewable integration, energy storage, and intelligent control forms the foundation of the next-generation energy landscape, driving global progress toward clean and inclusive energy for all.

Keywords : Power Systems, Highvoltage DC Transmission Systems, Multi Teminal DC Systems, Voltage Sourcs Converters.

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