ESEE 2026


2026 2nd International Conference on Energy Systems and Electrical Engineering


On March 28, 2026, the 2nd International Conference on Energy Systems and Electrical Engineering (ESEE 2026), sponsored by the University of South China and organized by the Department of Energy and Power Engineering, School of Mechanical Engineering, University of South China, concluded successfully in Hengyang. The conference was technically supported by IEEE and IEEE SMC, and received strong support from multiple organizations, including Hunan Provincial Talent Group, Frontiers in Heat and Mass Transfer, Western Quality Education, Hunan Lingpai Technology Group (Changsha Lingpai Smart Energy), and Shenzhen Hesheng Automation Equipment Co., Ltd.


This year’s conference innovatively adopted a hybrid online-offline format, featuring 5 cutting-edge plenary presentations by experts, 2 invited speeches, 13 presentations by young scholars, and 22 poster displays. It brought together more than 80 experts, scholars, engineers, and researchers from universities, research institutions, and enterprises both in China and abroad, gathering in Hengyang to engage in in-depth exchanges and intellectual discussions on the latest frontiers in energy systems and electrical engineering.




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Prof. Dewen Tang, Vice Dean of School of Mechanical Engineering, University of South China


  Keynote Speech


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Prof. Zhenzhi Lin, Zhejiang University

Title: Digital Twin-Driven Probabilistic Assessment of Multi-Timescale Reserve Demand in Power Systems



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 Prof. Chun Sing Lai , Tianjin University

Title: Intelligent Road and Air Transportation in Smart Cities


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 Prof. Wei Xu , Institute of Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Title: Most Advances in Design and Control for Linear Induction Machines and Drives


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Prof. Xiaomin Kang , University of South China

Title: Iron and Boron-doped Carbonized Zeolitic Imidazolate Frameworks as Efficient Oxygen Reduction Electrocatalysts for Al-Air Batteries