Stavros Orfanoudakis
I am a Research Fellow at the Power Systems Laboratory, ETH Zürich, working on reinforcement learning, graph neural networks, large language models, and physics-informed machine learning for power and energy systems, with a focus on scalable and trustworthy AI for real-world operation.
- Reinforcement Learning
- Physics-Informed ML
- LLMs & GNNs for Power Systems
- Energy Transition & Smart Grids
- Multi-Agent Systems
“I envision intelligent AI systems as a key force in the energy transition: autonomous, resilient, and trustworthy in real-world operation.”
Recent milestones
Research contributions
"A Graph Neural Network-Enhanced Decision Transformer for Efficient Optimization in Dynamic Smart Charging Environments"
"Physics-Informed Reinforcement Learning for Large-Scale EV Smart Charging Considering Distribution Network Voltage Constraints"
"EV2Gym: A Flexible V2G Simulator for EV Smart Charging Research and Benchmarking"
Publications
Journal articles, peer-reviewed conference papers, and preprints under review.
"Topology-Aware Graph Reinforcement Learning for Energy Storage Systems Optimal Dispatch in Distribution Networks"
"Flow Matching Policy with Entropy Regularization"
"SAVGO: Learning State–Action Value Geometry with Cosine Similarity for Continuous Control"
"Physics-Informed Reinforcement Learning for Large-Scale EV Smart Charging Considering Distribution Network Voltage Constraints"
"Optimizing Electric Vehicles Charging Using Large Language Models and Graph Neural Networks"
"A Graph Neural Network-Enhanced Decision Transformer for Efficient Optimization in Dynamic Smart Charging Environments"
"Physics-Informed Neural Network with Adaptive Activation for Power Flow"
"Open-Source Algorithms for Maximizing V2G Flexibility Based on Model Predictive Control"
"High-Temporal-Resolution Dataset of Uni-, Bidirectional, and Dynamic Electric Vehicle Charging Profiles"
"Scalable Reinforcement Learning for Large-Scale Coordination of Electric Vehicles Using Graph Neural Networks"
"EV2Gym: A Flexible V2G Simulator for EV Smart Charging Research and Benchmarking"
"A Comprehensive Analysis of Agent Factorization and Learning Algorithms in Multiagent Systems"
"PowerFlowNet: Power Flow Approximation Using Message Passing Graph Neural Networks"
"Novel Meta-Learning Techniques for the Multiclass Image Classification Problem"
"Can AI Accelerate EV Dispatch?"
"Safe Reinforcement Learning for V2G-Enabled Electric Vehicle Aggregators"
"A Dynamic Prediction Tool for Vehicle-to-Grid Operation and Planning"
"Energy Storage Systems Planning in the Electric Distribution System Considering the Grow of PV Penetration"
"Reinforcement Learning for Optimized EV Charging Through Power Setpoint Tracking"
"A Novel Aggregation Framework for the Efficient Integration of Distributed Energy Resources in the Smart Grid"
"The Performance Impact of Combining Agent Factorization with Different Learning Algorithms for Multiagent Coordination"
"Intelligent Robotic System for Urban Waste Recycling"
"Aiming for Half Gets You to the Top: Winning PowerTAC 2020"
Projects
A curated portfolio of open-source research software and collaborative initiatives in intelligent energy systems, reinforcement learning, and EV charging optimization.
EV2Gym
Research-grade Python environment for large-scale EV smart charging and V2G simulation. Provides an OpenAI Gym interface for reproducible reinforcement-learning experiments in Vehicle-to-Grid settings.
EV-GNN
Python package for graph-based reinforcement learning in EV charging coordination. Built to support scalable experiments and reproduce the Nature Communications Engineering study.
DT4EVs
Python package for offline EV charging optimization using decision transformers, designed for data-driven scheduling and benchmark evaluation in dynamic charging environments.
PowerFlowNet
Python package for graph-neural-network-based power-flow approximation, enabling fast surrogate modeling for grid analysis and optimization workflows.
DRIVE2X
EU Horizon consortium advancing vehicle electrification through bidirectional smart charging. My TU Delft PhD work contributed large-scale coordination methods for real-world deployment scenarios.
Teaching
Lectures, tutorials, and co-supervision of MSc theses across ETH Zürich, MIT, TU Delft, and the Technical University of Crete.