Special Sessions 5

 

Driven by the global energy transition and the "Dual-Carbon" goals, the construction of new power systems has become an international consensus. To address challenges posed by high-penetration renewable energy integration-including strong uncertainties, multi-timescale coupling, and complex risk propagation—this special session focuses on energy management and risk mitigation for new power systems. It aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and explore: Renewable Energy Forecasting and Multi-Source Collaborative Optimization Technologies, covering cutting-edge areas such as wind/solar power prediction, virtual power plant (VPP) aggregation control, and dynamic coordination of "source-grid-load-storage" systems; Multi-Dimensional Risk Assessment Methodologies, including scenario construction and quantitative analysis of compound risks (e.g., extreme weather, market volatility, and cyber threats); Applications of Emerging Technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and digital twins, to develop real-time decision-making systems (e.g., deep reinforcement learning-based frameworks) and holographic simulation platforms. This session calls for contributions on the latest advances in energy management and risk mitigation for new power systems, promoting cross-disciplinary integration among energy, informatics, and systems engineering. It seeks to provide theoretical foundations and practical insights for building secure, economical, and low-carbon power systems.

Topics (Including but not limited to)

• Renewable Energy Forecasting and Multi-Source Collaborative Optimization Technologies
• Energy Management Methodologies for New Power Systems
• Reliability Modeling for New Power Systems
• Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Methodologies for New Power Systems

Xueying Yu, chuan University, Email: yuxueying@scu.edu.cn