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The Power Group’s research focuses on the following areas: power
system deregulation and restructuring, dynamic stability and
security assessment, application and optimization of FACTS
devices, intelligent protection devices and AI methods, and
real-time digital power system simulation. The group has
excellent track records in both research publications and
research grants, and there are currently over 20 active research
projects in the main areas. In the past five years, the group
has successfully produced seven PhD. and three MPhil graduates
and presently there are 14 research personnel working towards
their MPhil or PhD.
The group has close research co-operation and contacts with a
number of international universities and research institutions
in China, U.S.A., Australia, Canada, U.K. and Singapore.
Available Transfer Capacity and Optimal Dispatch in Open Power
Markets
Corrected Transient Energy Function approach for dynamic
security of interconnected power systems
Probabilistic Eigenvalue Analysis in Oscillatory Stability Study
Ancillary Services Pricing in Deregulated Power Systems
Forward Contract and Market Power in Deregulated Power Market
Operation
Digital Real Time Power System Simulator Development
Intelligent Protection Coordination System
Computational Intelligence Applications
The group has developed a digital power system simulator based
on an SGI multi-processor super computer integrated with
electromagnetic transients simulator (HYPERSIM). Numerous power
softwares are applied to both research and teaching, including
Powerworld, ERACS etc.
The group has close links with power utilities both in Hong Kong
and overseas. Current and previous funding includes CLP, HEC,
Hydro Quebec and Powertech as well as funding from the Central
Research Grants Council.
Group Members:
