RPG in China

<5 plenary keynote speeches.
<30 Award-winning conference paper, including 5 first prize, 10 second prize and 15 third prize
<18 technical sessions on 5 trendy topics
<210 papers were finally accepted and published on IET Digital Library, and indexed by IET Inpec, IEEE Xplore and EI Compendex.

Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, RPG 2021 was held online, co-organizer with North China Electric Power University. The conference attracted over 200 delegates from 11 countries and over 3000 live streaming viewers and 182 paper accepted finally.

Co-organized with Shanghai Jiaotong University, RPG 2019 was successfully held on 24&25 October 2019 in Shanghai, with more than 450 delegates on site and 431 paper accepted finally.

“I gathered valuable experiences, knowledge sharing, meeting with high professionals which is useful for my carrier so that I can share with my colleagues as well as staff, students since I am involving for developing and improving of renewable power in Sri Lanka as an IET MEMBER.” Sanath Kumara，RPG 2019 author，Sri Lanka.
“A new concept called electric energy replacement has been put forward globally, that is, electric energy replaces many non-renewable energy sources and polluted energy sources. There is a big difference in resources between the north and the South in China, with large electricity users distributed in the southeast, while renewable energy generation is abundant in the northwest. Now our country is building a smart grid, west to east power transmission. It not only reduces the consumption and pollution of non-renewable energy in the southeast region, but also realizes the national energy Internet of things and electricity substitution.” Prof. Nengling TAI, RPG 2019 & 2023 Conference Chair, Vice Head of College of Smart Energy, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China
“The UK currently leads the world in offshore wind technology, but the cost is very high because of geographical resources. However, China is rich in offshore resources in the southeast coastal region and is also developing vigorously, so in the near future, China's offshore new energy generation will also reach a leading position.” Dr. David Infield, University of Strathclyde, UK.
“In terms of renewable energy, you can say at least 40% of the renewable energy industry is in China. I think it’s very important for China to have such an international academic conference. It’s also very important for the world, because China produces a lot of opportunities, not only for Chinese but also for our foreign colleagues.” Prof. Liu Yongqian, IET RPG Journal Regional Editor-Asia, North China Electric Power University, China