On July 16, 2024, a delegation from the Research Centre for Grid Modernisation (RCGM) conducted a successful technical exchange with the Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau. The visit focused on sharing insights into Shenzhen's advancements in virtual power plants, smart microgrids, and digital grid technologies. This exchange marked a significant step in strengthening collaboration on innovative power system solutions.
Led by Professor Chi-Yung Chung, Director of RCGM, the delegation explored Shenzhen’s pioneering efforts in distributed energy integration, smart grid management, and user interaction. Professor Chung emphasized that Shenzhen’s experience in these areas will provide crucial guidance for RCGM’s ongoing research and development initiatives. Joining the discussions were Associate Directors Professor Qin Wang and Professor Siqi Bu, who shared their insights on virtual power plants and smart microgrid systems, opening the door to potential collaborative projects.
In addition to the leadership team, other RCGM researchers engaged in detailed discussions around energy storage solutions, load management, and the integration of distributed systems with the main grid. This exchange not only deepened the understanding of cutting-edge technologies but also laid a strong foundation for future cooperation between RCGM and the Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau.
The exchange underscores RCGM's commitment to advancing power grid modernization through international collaboration. It also highlights the importance of innovative grid solutions for the Greater Bay Area’s energy resilience and sustainability.
