EASY-RES @ PowerTech Madrid 2021

The EASY-RES team will present two papers at this year’s IEEE PES PowerTech Madrid 2021 staged as virtual conference from June 28 until July 2, 2021. EASY-RES colleagues will attend two sessions coincidentally taking place at the same time.

Which paper will be presented?

1. ‚Voltage Control of Four-Leg VSC for Power System Applications With Nonlinear and Unbalanced Loads‘ by J.C.Olives-Camps; J.M.Mauricio; M.Barragán-Villarejo; F.J.Matas-Díaz. (TS01)
2. ‚DC-bus energy management of a converter-interfaced renewable energy source comprising an energy storage system‘ by F.J.Matas-Díaz; U.Mushtaq; A.Mihai Gross; A.Rodríguez del Nozal; M.Cvetkovic; K-N.D. Malamaki; G.C. Kryonidis; J.M.Mauricio; J.M.Maza-Ortega; M.Barragán-Villarejo. (TS03)

When will the sessions take place?

The two papers will be presented on June 28, 2021 in session TS01: HVDC Technology I and in session TS03: New technologies in power industry I. For more details, please find the program here.

How can I join the sessions?

You can register for the conference here.

What to know about PowerTech Madrid 2021?

PowerTech is the anchor conference of IEEE PES in Europe. It provides a forum for engineers and scientists in electric power and energy systems to present their work and share information in this area of growing interest and importance in the industry and economy worldwide.

The conference lemma “Power for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)” emphasizes the relevance of renewable and digitized power systems in achieving some of the main SDGs: fighting against climate change, affordable and clean energy for all, clean water and sanitation, and sustainable cities and communities, among others. The electrification of mobility, climatization of buildings, and industrial uses are the main drivers for achieving sustainable and CO2-neutral economies by 2050. This conference brings the opportunity to share and discuss challenges, technological solutions, and business and regulatory models for a more sustainable future. Read more.