Planning, Operation, and Relay Protection Technologies for New Power Systems
Maintaining the real-time balance between power supply and demand is the foundation for the secure and stable operation of power systems. With the large-scale integration of intermittent renewable energy into power systems, the traditional real-time balance mode of “generation following load” will face severe challenges. Ensuring supply-demand balance and operational security in new power systems is a highly challenging and pioneering strategic task. In this context, research on operation control and relay protection technologies for new power systems, aimed at overcoming the technical bottlenecks that hinder their development, is of great theoretical significance and engineering value. Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:
1. Evolution and Optimal Planning of New Power System Configurations
2. Theory and Technologies for Power-Carbon Synergy in New Power Systems
3. Security and Stability Analysis and Control Technologies for New Power Systems
4. Coordinated Interaction of Source-Grid-Load-Storage in New Power Systems
5. Planning and Operation Technologies for Integrated Energy Systems
6. Resilience Optimization and Assessment Methods for New Power Systems
7. Relay Protection Technologies for Power Systems
8. Integration of New Energy and Transportation-Energy Systems
Chairs:
Yunyun Yun, Lanzhou Jiaotong University, China
Dr. Yunyun Yun is a lecturer and master's supervisor at Lanzhou Jiaotong University. He is a member of the Energy Intelligence Committee of the China Electrotechnical Society and serves on the Youth Editorial Boards of Integrated Intelligent Energy, Distributed Energy, and Shandong Electric Power Technology. His main research interests include the planning, operation, and resilience enhancement of power and integrated energy systems. He is currently leading several projects, including the Innovation Fund for University Teachers of the Gansu Provincial Department of Education and the Lanzhou Young Scientific and Technological Talent Innovation Project. He has also participated in more than ten research projects, including the National Key Research and Development Program, the Smart Grid Joint Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, and the Major Science and Technology Special Project of Gansu Province. In recent years, he has published more than 20 SCI/EI papers and applied for or been granted six invention patents. Some of his papers have been selected as F5000 papers, listed among the high-impact papers of Power System Technology, and recognized as CNKI high-impact papers. He was consecutively named a CNKI Highly Cited Scholar in 2024 and 2025. His research achievements contributed to winning the First Prize of the Science and Technology Progress Award of the Gansu Electrotechnical Society.
Jiaxing Ning, Beijing Huairou Laboratory, China
Dr. Ning Jiaxing is an associate researcher at Beijing Huairou Laboratory. His research focuses on control and protection technologies for HVDC transmission systems. He has published more than 20 high-level academic papers in SCI and EI journals, applied for 18 invention patents, and obtained 12 granted patents. He serves on the Youth Editorial Board of Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems and is also a reviewer for several high-level domestic and international journals, including Proceedings of the CSEE and Power System Protection and Control.
Chuanjian Wu, State Grid Shandong Electric Power Research Institute, China
Dr. Chuanjian Wu is a senior engineer at State Grid Shandong Electric Power Research Institute. He has participated in nine research projects, including the National Key Research and Development Program, enterprise joint funds, and science and technology projects of the State Grid headquarters. As first author or corresponding author, he has published 26 papers, including 17 SCI/EI journal papers, and has contributed to two standards. His long-term research focuses on power quality monitoring and analysis, as well as key technologies for DC power transmission. He has extensive experience in device development, theoretical analysis, and experimental testing.