George Caralis

Dr. George Caralis

NTUA
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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2016 in Energy
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DMDimitrios Mentis
Dimitrios Mentis
George CaralisGeorge Caralis
George Caralis
AZArthouros Zervos
Arthouros Zervos
MHMark Howells
Mark Howells
CTConstantinos Taliotis
Constantinos Taliotis
HRHolger Rogner
Holger Rogner

1 March 2011 in Energy Policy
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GKGoran Krajačić
Goran Krajačić
Neven DuicNeven Duic
Neven Duic
ATAntonis Tsikalakis
Antonis Tsikalakis
MZManos Zoulias
Manos Zoulias
George CaralisGeorge Caralis
George Caralis
MCMaria da Graça Carvalho
Maria da Graça Carvalho

1 October 2010 in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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George CaralisGeorge Caralis
George Caralis
KRK. Rados
K. Rados
AZA. Zervos
A. Zervos

1 December 2014 in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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George CaralisGeorge Caralis
George Caralis
DDDanae Diakoulaki
Danae Diakoulaki
PYPeijin Yang
Peijin Yang
ZGZhiqiu Gao
Zhiqiu Gao
AZArthouros Zervos
Arthouros Zervos
KRKostas Rados
Kostas Rados

1 July 2011 in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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OPO.-S. Parissis
O.-S. Parissis
EZE. Zoulias
E. Zoulias
ESE. Stamatakis
E. Stamatakis
KSK. Sioulas
K. Sioulas
LAL. Alves
L. Alves
AZA. Zervos
A. Zervos

12 March 2007 in IET Renewable Power Generation
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George CaralisGeorge Caralis
George Caralis
AZA. Zervos
A. Zervos
In autonomous islands, the wind penetration is restricted due to technical reasons related with the safe operation of the electrical systems. The combined use of wind power with pumped storage (WPS) systems is considered as a means to exploit the abundant wind potential, increase the wind installed capacity and substitute conventional peak supply. An approach for the simulation of the autonomous electrical systems is proposed and applied in three islands. The simulation is based on the non-dynamic analysis of the electrical system, in order to calculate the energy contribution of the different power units. The aim is to analyse the prospects of WPS systems to decrease the electrical system's cost. The results show that the integration of WPS in autonomous islands may decrease the system's electricity production cost.