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    Call for Papers Key Technologies for Collaborative Planning and Operation of Source-Grid-Load-Storage in Power Systems during the 15th Five-Year Plan Period
  • The 15th Five-Year Plan period is a strategic critical period for achieving carbon peak and constructing a new power system, and also a window of opportunity for technological innovation in the power field. Profound changes will take place in all links of source-grid-load-storage. Under the guidance of multiple national strategic goals such as "Double Carbon", Chinese path to modernization, and development of new productive forces, the development environment of the power system is facing major changes, and the 15th Five-Year power planning is facing an unprecedentedly complex situation. In terms of demand forecasting, with the continuous emergence of new business formats and models such as computing infrastructure, electric vehicles, renewable energy hydrogen production, and virtual power plants, the future power consumption structure will change profoundly. It is urgent to scientifically judge the demand growth model and study the power demand forecasting technology adapted to the characteristics of power-driven emerging industries. In terms of system planning, it is necessary to not only make overall plans for the scale, structure, and layout of each link of source-grid-load-storage, but also comprehensively consider important factors such as functional positioning transformation, technological innovation, and industrial development, and study the all-element integrated planning technology of the new power system. In terms of system operation, the large-scale grid connection of new energy puts forward higher requirements for the flexible regulation capability of the system. In addition to the traditional power and electricity balance, the balance of regulation resources from ramping to long-term has become a new focus. In terms of policy mechanisms, with the full entry of new energy into the market, the power system planning methods and technologies need to adapt to the innovation-driven development under the market orientation. In summary, balancing the relationship between many factors such as development and security, overall and local, current and long-term, government and market, supply guarantee and consumption, traditional energy and new energy, and breaking through the key technologies of source-grid-load-storage collaborative planning and operation in the power system during the 15th Five-Year Plan period have become the key issues to be solved urgently in promoting the "Double Carbon" strategic goal and the construction of the new power system.

    In order to promote academic exchanges and technological progress in the field of power system planning and operation and support the 15th Five-Year Plan research of the power industry, the Editorial Department of Electric Power specially invites Professor Li Gengyin of North China Electric Power University, Professor-level Senior Engineer Xiao Jinyu of Global Energy Interconnection Group Co., Ltd., and Professor-level Senior Engineer Lu Gang of State Grid Energy Research Institute Co., Ltd. to serve as special editors to organize the special column of "Key Technologies for Collaborative Planning and Operation of Source-Grid-Load-Storage in Power Systems during the 15th Five-Year Plan Period". Experts, scholars, and researchers in this field are welcome to contribute actively to promote the continuous in-depth research and progress of related fields.

    Contribution Directions (including but not limited to)
    1. Collaborative planning theories and methods for source-grid-load-storage in power systems
    2. Power demand forecasting models and methods for the 15th Five-Year Plan period
    3. Evaluation of demand-side response potential and mechanism design for emerging industries
    4. Path planning technologies for energy and power carbon peak and carbon neutrality considering factors such as technological innovation and industrial development
    5. Collaborative planning and operation technologies for flexible regulating coal power and large-scale new energy
    6. Collaborative planning and multi-level autonomous operation technologies for main distribution networks and microgrids
    7. Planning and operation technologies for active distribution networks and distributed power sources
    8. Planning, operation, and dynamic control technologies for regulation resources in power systems across multiple time scales
    9. Risk-driven fine-grained operation simulation modeling and simulation technologies for power systems
    10. Modeling and efficient solving technologies for power system planning and operation in electricity market environments
    11. Power system planning theories and methods based on artificial intelligence and large models

    Column Paper Publication Plan
    Submission Deadline: July 30, 2025.
    Publication schedule: Scheduled for the second half of 2025, to be published sequentially as a special column.
    Manuscripts submitted to this column will enjoy the green-channel review privilege of the journal. Upon acceptance, an acceptance notice will be issued promptly, with priority given to online first publication.

    Submission Requirements
    1. Requirements for paper writing: The paper should be approximately 6,000 words, typeset in Word. Please refer to the Electric Power paper template (the latest version can be downloaded from the official website of Electric Power); English translations of the title, authors, affiliation, abstract, keywords, and references should be provided.
    2. The research should focus on the hot and difficult issues in related fields, and fully reflect the core innovative achievements of the above professional directions.
    3. In principle, the paper should be supported by a fund project, and the project name and number should be provided in a standardized manner.
    4. The submitted paper should not have been published in public media.

    Submission Methods
    Please log in to the website of Electric Power: www.electricpower.com.cn, register for an author username and password, and submit your manuscript online. Please select or indicate the column "Key Technologies for Collaborative Planning and Operation of Source-Grid-Load-Storage in Power Systems during the 15th Five-Year Plan Period".

    Contact Information
    Editorial Department of Electric Power, Wang Wenshi
    Tel: 010-66603806
    Email: wangwenshi@sgeri.sgcc.com.cn
    Guest Editor-in-Chief: Professor Li Gengyin, North China Electric Power University
    Email: ligy@ncepu.edu.cn
    Guest Editor-in-Chief: Professor-level Senior Engineer Xiao Jinyu, Deputy General Manager of Global Energy Interconnection Group Co., Ltd., Dean of Economic and Technical Research Institute Email: jinyu-xiao@sgcc.com.cn
    Guest Editor-in-Chief: Professor-level Senior Engineer Lu Gang, Director of Energy Strategy and Planning Research Institute, State Grid Energy Research Institute Co., Ltd. Email: timokey@126.com

    Introduction to Guest Editors

    Li Gengyin, a professor and doctoral supervisor at North China Electric Power University, is the responsible professor of the Electrical Engineering discipline, a recipient of the Special Government Allowance from the State Council, and a member of the 7th Discipline Appraisal Group for Electrical Engineering of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council. He has long been engaged in research on power system planning, analysis, operation, and control, making breakthrough achievements in external transmission system planning for new energy bases, friendly interaction between power users and grid supply-demand, and stability analysis and control of new energy power systems. He has presided over the completion of 2 projects under the National Key R&D Program: "Urban User-Grid Supply-Demand Friendly Interaction System" and "Response-Driven Intelligent Enhancement Analysis and Control Technology for Large Power Grid Stability", as well as 4 projects including major projects, key international cooperation projects, and general projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Currently, he serves as the leader of Topic 3 of the National Science and Technology Major Project for Smart Grids: "Key Technologies for Constructing Receiving-End Grids with High Penetration of New Energy, High Proportion of HVDC, and High Load Density".
    He has won 12 scientific and technological awards from provincial/ministerial levels and industry societies, published more than 500 academic papers, authorized over 30 national invention patents, and edited and published 1 national planning textbook.
    Xiao Jinyu, Deputy General Manager of Global Energy Interconnection Group Co., Ltd., Dean of the Economic and Technical Research Institute, and Professor-level Senior Engineer. His main research fields include power system analysis, energy system and power system planning, energy meteorology, and new power technology research. In recent years, he has been in charge of multiple scientific research projects funded by institutions such as the Ministry of Science and Technology, the National Natural Science Foundation of China, State Grid Corporation of China, and the World Resources Institute. He has published dozens of SCI/EI papers and won a number of provincial and ministerial-level scientific and technological progress awards from State Grid Corporation of China, excellent engineering consulting achievement awards in the power industry, and soft science awards from the National Energy Administration.
    Lu Gang, Director of the Energy Strategy and Planning Research Institute of State Grid Energy Research Institute Co., Ltd., is a Professor-level Senior Engineer, specializing in energy strategy, power planning, and electricity market research. He serves as an expert in the overall group of the "14th Five-Year Plan" Renewable Energy Special Project of the National Key R&D Program.
    In recent years, he has participated in the "14th Five-Year Plan" energy and power planning research work for ministries and commissions such as the National Energy Administration, responsible for 1 sub-project of the National Science and Technology Strategy Special Project, 1 national major project, and 1 social science major project, and participated in 1 National Key R&D Program project. He has published works such as Global Energy Governance: Theory, Path and China's Solution and China's Energy and Power Carbon Peak, Carbon Neutrality Path and Major Issues, published more than ten SCI/EI papers, holds more than ten patents, and has won more than 20 industry awards, including provincial scientific and technological progress awards and leading technologies in basic industries by the China Association for Science and Technology.
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