2026 WORKSHOP / INVITATION
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2026 Workshop on Smart Microgrids and Grid Resilience
2026 Workshop on Smart Microgrids and Grid Resilience
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Advancing Grid Resilience through Technical Exchange
We warmly invite professionals from industry, government, academia and research working in microgrids, smart energy, energy storage, distribution systems and energy resilience to participate. Join us to exchange emerging technologies, practical experience and research findings, and explore future directions for microgrids and grid resilience.
Connecting microgrid research with real-world deployment in Taiwan.
Explore campus, feeder-level, disaster-resilient and critical-facility microgrids through research presentations, field experience and in-person discussion.
Free admission · Open to all
The workshop is conducted in Chinese; Prof. Manaz will present in English.
Each session includes time for in-person questions and discussion.
View the participant guide ↗Driven by the energy transition, growing renewable energy integration, rapid development of distributed energy resources and the need for greater grid resilience, microgrids are evolving from single-site demonstrations into multi-microgrid systems, campus microgrids, feeder-based microgrids and disaster-resilient applications.
This workshop brings together experts from industry, government, academia and research to exchange knowledge on microgrid planning and operation, energy management, field demonstrations, distribution system integration, disaster resilience and economic performance. Participants will share research and implementation results to advance technical integration and collaboration across projects, sites and organizations.
PROGRAM BACKGROUND
Taipower Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnership Program
Jointly funded by Taiwan Power Company and the National Science and Technology Council, the program held its kickoff meeting on 20 November 2025. Led by Prof. Chan-Nan Lu of National Sun Yat-sen University, it brings together seven research groups and 23 subprojects to address practical needs in power system operation, maintenance and planning.
This workshop is supported in its organization by the program’s Microgrid Planning and Operation research group. It connects research findings with field experience in campus, feeder-level, disaster-resilient and critical-facility microgrids.
Taipower Monthly | Program kickoff report ↗Explore the research groups and program framework ↗Discussion Topics
How to Participate
Due to venue capacity limits, registration and waitlist registration are closed. No new applications or on-site registration are accepted. Existing waitlist entries will be reviewed based on available places and attendance confirmations, and applicants will be notified individually. Joining the waitlist does not guarantee admission; please attend only after receiving a participation confirmation from the organizers.
Guiding Organizations
National Science and Technology CouncilTaiwan Power Company
Organizers
Ming Chi University of TechnologyNational Sun Yat-sen University