Join Us at the International Workshop on Energy Storage for Power Grids! 13–14 May 2025 Nanyang Technological University, Singapore The Center for Power Engineering at NTU, in collaboration with IEEE PES Singapore Chapter, is excited to host this international workshop focused on the transformative role of energy storage in power systems. This event will explore emerging topics including: Advanced batteries and health management System operation and novel applications Policy frameworks and market mechanisms Technological innovations for resilient and decarbonized grids Featuring keynote talks from globally recognized experts: Prof. Fangxing Li (University of Tennessee) Prof. Pierluigi Mancarella (University of Melbourne / University of Manchester) Prof. Ajith Parlikad (University of Cambridge) Prof. Min Xie (City University of Hong Kong) Prof. Qingyu Yan (NTU Singapore) Register to attend or present: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScX9fe6VHP9UBQ1GwvCGQ32aCs9Z76l0NNFAYKFIFHEYPnl-w/viewform?usp=dialog Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with international researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers shaping the future of energy storage.

Join us on 14 May, 3–5 PM at Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1), National University of Singapore for an insightful session by Prof. Pierluigi Mancarella, IEEE Fellow and Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE Power & Energy Society. Talk Title: Integrated electricity-gas-hydrogen systems: Techno-economic modelling, challenges, and opportunities As we move toward net-zero emissions, integrated energy systems—especially those involving green hydrogen—are gaining global attention. This talk will explore: -Infrastructure modelling with hydrogen blending -Operational flexibility of electricity-hydrogen virtual power plants -Investment planning for electrolysers -Ancillary services from hydrogen plants -Case studies from ongoing projects in Australia ‍ About the Speaker: Prof. Mancarella holds key academic roles at The University of Melbourne and The University of Manchester, and brings extensive expertise in low-carbon energy systems, multi-energy networks, and energy resilience. Venue: Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1), 5 Engineering Drive 2, Singapore 117579 Date & Time: 14 May 2025, 3:00–5:00 PM Hosted by IEEE PES Singapore Chapter in collaboration with NUS. All are welcome—no registration required. Click here for the event synopsis.