News Express: Fellow of Canadian Academy of Engineering gives talks on cutting-edge microgrid technologies at UM
新聞快訊：加拿大工程院院士於澳大談微電網前沿技術
Claudio Cañizares
加拿大工程院院士於澳大談微電網前沿技術
澳門大學於2025年5月12至13日舉辦智慧城市物聯網傑出講座，加拿大工程院院士Claudio Cañizares以“微電網的全譜系探索：定義、技術和實例”為題發表演講，深入探討微電網的應用現狀、關鍵技術及未來發展趨勢。
澳大校長宋永華致辭時表示，Claudio Cañizares是現任滑鐵盧大學電氣與電腦工程系的大學教授、Hydro One特聘教授、滑鐵盧可持續能源研究所執行主任，亦是電機及電子工程師學會（IEEE）會士、加拿大皇家學會會士、加拿大工程院院士、中國電機工程學會（CSEE）會士、IEEE 會士提名與任命委員會主席等。Claudio Cañizares長期致力於電力和能源系統的建模、模擬、計算、穩定性、控制和優化等研究，其學術成果在世界範圍內被廣泛引用，在全球電力與能源領域具有深遠影響。
講座上，Claudio Cañizares指出，微電網已成為電力和能源系統的變革性解決方案。然而，目前其在電壓調控、暫態穩定、多能源協同等方面仍面臨多重挑戰。他強調，推動微電網的深入研究與應用，是實現分散式清潔能源大規模接入與能源系統安全、低碳高效運行的關鍵途徑，亦有助於揭示未來能源系統運行的核心機理。Claudio Cañizares闡述了美洲多個國家微電網發展的實踐經驗、前沿研究及未來發展趨勢，為與會師生及業界人士提供了豐富的前沿視角與實務經驗。
問答及交流環節由澳大智慧城市物聯網國家重點實驗室助理教授張洪財主持。Claudio Cañizares與參與者交流互動，討論氣氛熱烈。
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Fellow of Canadian Academy of Engineering gives talks on cutting-edge microgrid technologies at UM
The University of Macau (UM) held a two-session talk titled ‘Exploring the Full Spectrum of Microgrids: Definition, Technologies, and Examples’ on 12 and 13 May, as part of the IOTSC Distinguished Lecture Series. The speaker was Claudio Cañizares, fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering, who shared insights into the current applications, key technologies, and future development trends of microgrids.
Speaking at the event, UM Rector Yonghua Song noted that Prof Cañizares is a University Professor and Hydro One Endowed Chair in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Waterloo, and executive director of the Waterloo Institute Sustainable Energy. He is a fellow of several prestigious professional bodies, including the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the Royal Society of Canada, the Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE), and the Chinese Society for Electrical Engineering (CSEE). He is also the chair of the IEEE Fellow Nomination & Appointment Committee. Rector Song also highlighted Prof Cañizares’s long-standing commitment to research in the areas of modelling, simulation, computation, stability, control, and optimisation of power and energy systems. His research has been widely cited internationally and has had a profound impact on the global power and energy sector.
During the talk, Prof Cañizares said that microgrids have emerged as a transformative solution for power and energy systems. However, he added that there are several technical challenges in terms of voltage regulation, transient stability, and multi-energy coordination. He emphasised that advancing microgrid research and applications is essential for enabling the large-scale integration of distributed renewable energy and ensuring the secure, low-carbon, and efficient operation of energy systems. He noted that this line of research also contributes to understanding the fundamental mechanisms underlying the operation of future energy systems. Prof Cañizares also presented case studies, cutting-edge research, and trends in microgrid development across several countries in the Americas, offering valuable insights and real-world examples to the students, faculty, and industry professionals in attendance.
In addition, Prof Cañizares engaged with the audience during the Q&A and discussion session, which was moderated by Zhang Hongcai, assistant professor in the State Key Laboratory of Internet of Things for Smart City at UM.
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