Science. Technology. Energy of the future.

AI and digital twins for reliable and intelligent power engineering

We develop research-driven digital technologies for design, control and operation of next-generation power systems.

40+

years of research in power engineering and AI

15+

researchers and engineers

30+

implemented projects

40+

publications in Q1–Q2 journals

20+

industrial partners

Research areas

All areas

Modeling in power industry

We develop new mathematical models of intelligent electric power systems

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Programming in power industry

We develop software to simulate the operation of intelligent electric power systems

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Analysis of the state of equipment

We analyze the current technical state of equipment of electric power systems

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Forecasting the state of equipment

We predict changes in the technical state of equipment of electric power systems throughout its life cycle

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Diagnostics of the equipment state

We carry out diagnostics of the state of equipment of electric power systems by various methods of non-destructive testing

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Digital twin

Digital twin of a 110/10 kV substation

A platform for real-time monitoring and condition analysis of power equipment.

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AI forecasting

ML-based load forecasting

Short- and medium-term load forecasting with external factor analysis.

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Reliability

Failure risk assessment in distribution grids

A model for risk analysis and prioritization based on topology and equipment condition.

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RES and storage

Hybrid energy system optimization

Control algorithms for hybrid systems with renewable generation and storage.

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News

🧩 A digital twin is more than a 3D model.

In energy, a digital twin uses real-world data to support monitoring, diagnostics, and condition forecasting.

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🌆 What happens to a city’s power system in the evening?

Why evening demand rises, and how forecasting, energy storage, and EV charging management can help power systems meet peak loads.

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🏆 First place at Russian Energy Week 2026

Valeria Borovskikh won first place at REN-2026 Youth Day for research on thermal image quality and AI-based fault detection.

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⚡ A new youth research laboratory will open at UrFU’s UralENIN.

UrFU’s new youth laboratory will focus on autonomous energy systems, renewables, storage, and control algorithms.

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