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Volume 9 (2025)


Prediction of Electrical Energy Losses Using Deep Neural Networks

Ihor Blinov1,*, Virginijus Radziukynas2, Pavlo Shymaniuk1, Viktoriia Sychova1, Volodymyr Miroshnyk1

1Institute of Electrodynamics NASU, 03057 Kyiv, Ukraine
2Lithuanian Energy Institute, Smart Grids and Renewable Energy Laboratory, 44403 Kaunas, Lithuania

*Corresponding author: blinovihor@gmail.com

Abstract

Electrical energy losses in distribution networks represent a significant challenge in modern power systems, affecting overall efficiency and sustainability. Accurate prediction of these losses is crucial for optimizing network performance, reducing operational costs, and enhancing energy management strategies. This study explores the application of deep neural networks (DNNs) for forecasting electrical energy losses in distribution systems. A dataset comprising real-world network parameters, load profiles, and environmental conditions was utilized to train and validate the model. The proposed DNN-based approach demonstrates high predictive accuracy compared to traditional statistical and machine learning methods. The results indicate that deep learning techniques can effectively model complex nonlinear dependencies in electrical networks, enabling more precise loss estimation. The findings contribute to the development of intelligent energy management solutions, ultimately supporting the transition toward more resilient and efficient power distribution systems.

Keywords: electrical energy losses, distribution networks, deep neural networks, loss prediction, energy efficiency

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