26 Real-time pricing for smart grid with distributed energy and storage: A noncooperative game method considering spatially and temporally coupled constraints

27 PR-KELM: Icing level prediction for transmission lines in smart grid

28 Wireless Link-Quality Estimation in Smart Grid Environments

29 CIM-based system integration and multi-agent modeling for life-cycle smart grids assets management system

30 Smart Grid Security with Cryptographic Chip Integration

31 Learning perceptions of Smart Grid class with laboratory for undergraduate students

32 An efficient supervised energy disaggregation scheme for power service in smart grid

33 New design of a supervised energy disaggregation model based on the deep neural network for a smart grid

34 Real-time Pricing Strategy Based on Uncertainty of Power Consumption in Smart Grid

35 Selected programme methods of practical teaching - smart grid course as a case study

36 Impact of the Market Infrastructure on the Security of Smart Grids

37 Blockchain technology, improvement suggestions, security challenges on smart grid and its application in healthcare for sustainable development

38 Blockchain-Based Anonymous Authentication with Key Management for Smart Grid Edge Computing Infrastructure

39 A secure and lightweight multicast communication system for Smart Grids

40 A Survey of Computational Intelligence Techniques for Wind Power Uncertainty Quantification in Smart Grids.

41 PLL Based Energy Efficient PV System with Fuzzy Logic Based Power Tracker for Smart Grid Applications

42 Decentralized Privacy-Preserving Data Aggregation Scheme for Smart Grid Based on Blockchain.

43 Achieving efficient and Privacy-preserving energy trading based on blockchain and ABE in smart grid

44 Continuous Quantitative Risk Management in Smart Grids Using Attack Defense Trees.

45 LRSPPP: lightweight R-LWE-based secure and privacy-preserving scheme for prosumer side network in smart grid.

46 An efficient heterogeneous signcryption for smart grid.

47 Intrusion detection system using Online Sequence Extreme Learning Machine (OS-ELM) in advanced metering infrastructure of smart grid.

48 A review on cyber security in metering infrastructure of smart grids

49 Smart grids cyber-physical security: Parameter correction model against unbalanced false data injection attacks

50 A Co-simulation Platform for Evaluating Cyber Security and Control Applications in the Smart Grid

51 Cyber Security of Smart Grid: Attacks and Defenses

52 Cyber security for fog-based smart grid SCADA systems: Solutions and challenges

53 Cyber-security on smart grid: Threats and potential solutions

54 Cyber security of smart grids infrastructure: Protective measure against attacks

55 Overview on Cyber Security Threats Involved in the Implementation of Smart Grid in Countries like India

56 Enhancing Smart Grid Cyber-Security Using A Fuzzy Adaptive Autonomy Expert System

57 Cyber security requirements engineering for low-voltage distribution smart grid architectures using threat modeling

58 Assuring Cyber Security in Smart Grid Networks by Fuzzy-logic based Trust Management Model

59 Cyber Security in Smart Grid: Challenges and Solutions

60 A Survey on Security Communication and Control for Smart Grids under Malicious Cyber Attacks

61 Retraction notice to Prevailing and emerging cyber threats and security practices in IoT-Enabled smart grids: A survey (Journal of Network and Computer Applications (2019) 132 (118–148), (S1084804519300207), (10.1016/j.jnca.2019.01.012))

62 Cyber security challenges for IoT-based smart grid networks

63 Cyber security of smart grids in the context of big data and machine learning

64 Prevailing and emerging cyber threats and security practices in IoT-Enabled smart grids: A survey

65 Cyber Security Analysis of DoS and MitM Attacks against PLCs Used in Smart Grids

66 Integration of cyber security into the Smart Grid operational risk management system

67 Multi agent system-based approach for enhancing cyber-physical security in smart grids

68 Cyber security in infrastructures. Application to the components of a Smart Grid

69 Cyber-physical Security Analysis of Smart Grids With Bayesian Sequential Game Models

70 Further contributions to smart grids cyber-physical security as a malicious data attack: Proof and properties of the parameter error spreading out to the measurements and a relaxed correction model

71 Cyber–physical security for on-going smart grid initiatives: a survey

72 OpenDISCO – Open simulation framework for distributed smart grid control

73 A Study on the Improvement of Smart Grid Security Performance and Blockchain Smart Grid Perspective

74 Security Issues on Smart Grid and Blockchain-based Secure Smart Energy Management System

75 Smart Grid Attacks and Countermeasures

76 autonomous household energy management based on a double cooperative game approach in the smart grid

77 network architecture, security issues, and hardware implementation of a home area network for smart grid

78 electricity tariff systems for informatics system design regarding consumption optimization in smart grids

79 Security and Reliability Perspectives in Cyber-Physical Smart Grids

80 Strategic cyber-security perspective in smart grids

81 Cyber-security problems in smart grid cyber attacks detecting methods and modelling attack scenarios on electric power systems

82 Cyber-security in smart grid: Survey and challenges

83 Cyber security in smart grid convolution networks (SGCNs)

84 Security in smart cyber-physical systems: A case study on smart grids and smart cars

85 CPSA: A cyber-physical security assessment tool for situational awareness in smart grid

86 Dedicated Communication Protocols and Network Interfaces in Time Synchronization Cyber Security in Complex Distribution Smart Grid

87 A review on cyber security issues and mitigation methods in smart grid systems

88 Methodology of cyber security assessment in the smart grid

89 European provisions for cyber security in the smart grid – an overview of the NIS-directive

90 Ensuring cybersecurity of smart grid against data integrity attacks under concept drift

91 Optimization of cybersecurity investment strategies in the smart grid using game-theory

92 Drafting a cybersecurity framework profile for smart grids in EU: A goal-based methodology

93 Cybersecurity for Smart Grid: Threats, Solutions and Standardization

94 Smart Grid Co-Simulation Tools: Review and Cybersecurity Case Study

95 Cybersecurity concerns on real time monitoring in electrical transmission and distribution systems (SMART GRIDS)

96 Blockchain, a Sustainable Solution for Cybersecurity Using Cryptocurrency for Financial Transactions in Smart Grids

97 Standards with cybersecurity controls for smart grid—A systematic analysis

98 ISAAC: The Idaho CPS smart grid cybersecurity testbed

99 Attack scenario-based validation of the Idaho cps smart grid cybersecurity testbed (ISAAC)

100 Analysis of the Cybersecurity Threats in Smart Grid University of Telecommunications and Post, Sofia, Bulgaria

101 Smart Grid Cybersecurity: Standards and Technical Countermeasures

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