Shaping a more Resilient Grid: Multi-Layer Distributed Intelligence for the Green Transition

The manuscript proposes a multi-layer distributed intelligence architecture for energy management in electrical grids for the green transition. The work addresses the challenges posed by the massive integration of intermittent renewable sources, active prosumers, and bidirectional power flows in distribution networks, developing scalable and adaptive Energy Management Systems (EMS). The architecture spans multiple levels, integrating load forecasting, optimization, and coordination among heterogeneous actors, with a particular focus on grid resilience. Funded by the PNRR/NextGenerationEU program, the project also addresses technological accessibility for non-expert users, making participation in Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) concretely viable.