Description
In 1984, the 1st ICHPS (International Conference on Harmonics in Power Systems), the forerunner to ICHQP (International Conference on Harmonics and Quality of Power) was held in Worcester, Massachusetts. 62 authors attended this conference presenting 42 papers.
Over the years the conference has grown and the number of papers presented has tripled. The scope of the conference has also been widened to encompass all areas of power quality.
The importance of power quality management in transmission and distribution networks is seen to be increasing with the proliferation of renewable energy resources, energy storage systems and electric vehicles. Understanding of the potential problems created by new forms of generation and load technologies is vital to the maintenance of quality and reliability of the power supply for the benefit of all stakeholders. The main aim of the conference is to provide a platform for a dialogue between academics, industry practitioners and government representatives to address power quality as it relates to green economies.
Hosts: Co-hosted by University of Wollongong Australia and University of Wollongong in Dubai
Theme: Power Quality in the Green Economy – development of enabling approaches for sustainable power systems
Dates: 22 - 25 March 2020
Venue: University of Wollongong in Dubai
Call for paper
Important Dates
Draft paper submission deadline：2019-10-01
Call for paper description
All accepted and presented papers will be sent for publication to IEEE Xplore.
The 19th IEEE PES ICHQP 2020 conference is being organized by the University of Wollongong Australia and the University of Wollongong in Dubai, UAE, between the 22nd - 25th March 2020. The theme of the conference is "Power Quality in the Green Economy - development of enabling approaches for sustainable power systems" which aligns with the theme "Green Economy" of the EXPO2020 event being held in Dubai.
Topics of submission
ICHQP cordially invites participants from universities, research centres, utilities, industries and regulatory agencies to submit original papers connected to the following topic areas to Power Quality in the context of smart grids:
- Analysis and Modelling (Networks, Devices, Loads etc.);
- Measuring and Monitoring Techniques;
- Sources of Disturbances (Converters, Traction Systems, Network Harmonics etc.);
- Power Conditioning (Active and Passive Filters, VAr Compensation, UPS, Surge Protection Devices, Phase Balancing etc.);
- Standards and Recommended Practices;
- Diagnostic Systems and Expert System Applications;
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC);
- Power Quality in Distribution System;
- Impact of Distributed Generation on Power Quality;
- Quality Aspects of Industrial, Commercial and Residential Consumers;
- Grounding Systems;
- Power Definitions and Measurements under Nonsinusoidal and Unbalanced Conditions;
- Power Quality, Economics and Liability;
- Power Quality in a Deregulated Electricity Market;
- Smart Grids and Power Quality;
- Electrical vehicle integration and renewables integration.
Committee
Local Organising Committee
Sarath Perera
University of Wollongong, Australia
Conference Co-Chair
Haile-Selassie Rajamani
University of Wollongong Dubai, UAE
Conference Co-Chair
Joel Kennedy
University of Wollongong Dubai, UAE
Conference Secretary
International Steering Committee
Yahia Baghzouz (Co-Chair), USA
Dario Zaninelli (Co-Chair), Italy
Alexander E. Emanuel, USA
Paulo Fernando Ribeiro, Brazil
Maria Teresa Correia de Barros, Portugal
Thomas Ortmeyer, USA
Gary Chang, Taiwan
Sarath Perera, Australia
Sakis Meliopoulos, USA
José Policarpo G. Abreu, Brazil
Thomas J. Gentile, USA
Reuben R. Burch, USA
W. Mack Grady, USA
Alfredo Testa, Italy
Rao Thallam, USA
Mark Halpin, USA
Wilsun Xu, Canada
Alex McEachern, USA
George Cristian Lazaroiu, Romania
Dan Sabin, USA
International Technical Committee
Dario Zaninelli, Italy (Chair)
George Cristian Lazaroiu, Romania (Co-Chair)
Alexander E. Emanuel, USA
Alfonso Capasso, Italy
Alfredo Testa, Italy
Ângelo Rezek, Brazil
Antonio Carlos Zambroni de Souza, Brazil
Carlos Duque, Brazil
Carlos Henrique Duarte, Brazil
Carlos Tavares, Brazil
Cristina Roscia, Italy
Damasio Fernandes, Brazil
Enrico Tironi, Italy
Fernando Belchior, Brazil
Francisc Zavoda, Canada
Gary Chang, Taiwan
Igor Papic, Slovenia
Irena Wasiak, Poland
José Antenor Pomílio, Brazil
José Carlos Oliveira, Brazil
Julio Barros Guadalupe, Spain
Kazimierz Wilkosz, Poland
Manfredo Lima, Brazil
Mark Halpin, USA
Math Bollen, Sweden
Mihai Popescu, Romania
Morris Brenna, Italy
Nelson Kagan, Brazil
Neville Watson, New Zealand
Nicolae Golovanov, Romania
Nubia Silva Dantas Brito, Brazil
Paulo F. Ribeiro, Brazil
Paulo M Silveira, Brazil
Pedro Machado, Brazil
Péter Kiss, Papua New Guinea
Philip Ciufo, Australia
Regina Lamedica, Italy
Roberto Langella, Italy
Rose Mary de Souza Batalha, Brazil
Ruth Leão, Brazil
Sarah Rönnberg, Sweden
Sarath Perera, Australia
Sasa Djokic, Scotland
Sjef Cobben, The Netherlands
Sonia Leva, Italy
Thomas Ortmeyer, USA
Vladimir Cuk, The Netherlands
Walmir de Freitas Filho, Brazil
Wilsun Xu, Canada
Yahia Baghzouz, USA