IEEE PES Technical Sharing Session on Electric Machines and Energy Storage

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You are warmly invited to join the IEEE PES Technical Sharing Session: Advanced Electric Machines and Emerging Energy Storage Technologies.
 
Join us for a focused technical session featuring four PhD researchers presenting recent advances in electric machines and energy storage technologies.
 
Date: Tuesday, 4 August 2026
Time: 2:00 PM–3:00 PM (GMT+8)
Venue: Campus Heart, W3-02-05-SR09, Singapore Institute of Technology, 11 New Punggol Road, Singapore 828616
 
Whether you are a student, researcher, academic, or industry professional, this session offers an excellent opportunity to learn about emerging developments in electric machines and energy storage, exchange ideas, and connect with fellow members of the power and energy community.
 
The event is proudly organized by the IEEE PES Singapore Chapter, Harbin Institute of Technology, Singapore Institute of Technology, Newcastle University, and the IEEE PES Student Branch Chapter, SIT.
 
We look forward to welcoming you to this technical sharing session. Please feel free to circulate this invitation among colleagues and students who may be interested.



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  • Singapore Institute of Technology
  • 11 New Punggol Road
  • SINGAPORE, Singapore
  • Singapore 828616
  • Building: Campus Heart
  • Room Number: W3-02-05-SR09

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  Speakers

Tianqi Zhang

Topic:

Power Fluctuation Suppression Strategy for Electrolytic Capacitorless IPMSM Drives

Yupeng Li

Topic:

Novel Large-scale Long-duration Physical Energy Storage Technology Independent of Geographic Constraints and External He


Yingnan Wang

Topic:

High-Power-Density Fault-Tolerant PMSM: Design Methodology and Performance Assessment

Heqiu Huang

Topic:

Pipeline-steel compressed CO2 energy storage system for cold-region zero-carbon industrial parks: Thermodynamic and tech






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