From August 17 to 18, 2024, the Chinese Academy of Engineering’s Engineering Science and Technology Academic Seminar and the 9th Zijin Forum on Electrical Engineering were held in Nanjing. This significant event was organized by the Chinese Academy of Engineering’s Division of Energy and Mining Engineering and the State Grid Electric Power Research Institute (SGEPRI) and hosted by the National Key Laboratory of Power Grid Operation Risk Defense Technology and Equipment. The conference brought together 60 distinguished scholars from China, the UK, and Canada to discuss the theme of “New Energy Systems Supported by Advanced Power Systems.” The focus was on sharing the latest research findings, evaluating new technologies, models, and business trends in the energy and power sectors, and supporting the development of a clean, low-carbon, secure, and efficient power system.
Of particular note, Prof. Chung Chi-yung from the Canadian Academy of Engineering participated in the
conference and delivered a keynote speech. His presentation was a
highlight of the event, offering a deep dive into the advancements in smart
grid technology and its implications for global energy systems. Prof.
Chung’s speech provided valuable insights into the integration of artificial
intelligence and digital twins in optimizing power grid operations and
enhancing energy efficiency. His contribution significantly enriched the
discussions and was met with high acclaim from the attendees.
Prof. Chung’s involvement underscored the international collaboration and exchange of ideas that the conference aimed to foster. His expert perspectives on the latest developments in power system technologies and their future potential were instrumental in broadening the scope of the seminar and enhancing its global relevance. The session featuring Prof. Chung was particularly impactful, drawing attention from both the academic community and industry professionals present at the forum.
