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From Systematic Evidence to Agentic Architectures: A Systematic Review and Framework for Large Language Model–Driven Smart Grids
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Modern smart grids increasingly rely on intelligent decision-support systems to coordinate distributed energy resources, renewable generation, and complex cyber–physical infrastructures. Although recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have substantially improved forecasting, optimization, and operational analytics, existing solutions remain largely fragmented, with limited system-level integration of perception, reasoning, coordination, and execution.
Keywords:
Large Language Models
Agentic Artificial Intelligence
Cyber-Physical Energy Systems
Digital Twins
Multi-Agent Coordination
Trustworthy Smart Grids
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