The first World Smart Grid China Focus Summit Forum was held in Jingsheng University

China International Bidding Network Time: 2010.11.18 Source: Polar Star Power Network News Center

On October 27, 2010, supported by the International Smart Grid Alliance, World Distributed Energy Alliance (WADE), ZigBee Alliance and WiFi Association, SZ&W Group hosted the “World SmartGrid China Focus 2010 Forum” (WorldSmartGridChinaFocus2010) in Beijing Millennium The hotel is on schedule. This forum aims to build a smart grid industry international exchange platform, guide the Chinese government and the State Grid, China Southern Power Grid and other public power companies, regulate industry development and formulate industrial policies to provide reference and theoretical support, as well as the willingness to promote international business cooperation.

The summit will bring together more than 200 professionals from around the world who are concerned about the construction and development of smart grids, including government-related decision-making departments and agencies, industry associations, utility and grid companies, smart grid research institutes, and world-renowned related equipment and service providers. and many more. DanT.Ton, Director of Smart Grid Project, US Department of Energy, David Mohler, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Duke Energy, George Arnold, Director of Smart Grid Standards, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Richard Schomberg, Vice President and International Research, French Power Corporation Zigbee Global Alliance Chairman Bob Heile, CLP CLP China Power Transmission and Power Supply Business Unit Director Zhou Tenghui, Japan Economic and Industrial Director Yoshifumi MURASE, ABB Smart Grid Business Development Director FabianHess, PAGovernmentServices President DeanWhite, Schneider Electric Public Construction / Civil Building Marketing Director Yang Jungan, JFPHoldings founder and president Jack Perkowski gave a wonderful keynote speech at the forum.

Yang Jungan, chief expert of smart grid, electric vehicles and renewable energy, Schneider Electric (China) Investment Co., Ltd. said that the development of smart grid is not to build a new power grid, but to upgrade the traditional power grid. "Considering the huge scale of China's power grid, China's market potential is huge, and the scale of future development is considerable." Yang Jungan admits that the importance of the Chinese market is of great importance to Schneider Electric. "China has become Schneider Electric's second largest market in the world, second only to the United States, and Schneider's growth in the Chinese market is very fast."

David Muller, senior vice president and chief technology officer of Duke Energy, said in an interview that many people in China still do not enjoy electricity services, which means there is still a lot of room for the construction and renovation of power facilities. There are unlimited opportunities for smart grid development. He also said that in the future, China will continue to lead the world in the development and application of new energy technologies.

The conference keeps pace with the development of smart grids, interprets the latest relevant policies and market progress, pays attention to the vigorous development of smart grid-related equipment and service providers, as well as investment and financing and security risk management, and gathers authoritative decision-makers in the industry to build smart grids in China. With development and planning, we will examine the development opportunities of China's strong smart grid from an international perspective, especially in the power grid and electric vehicles. How to properly allocate and put the electric vehicle charging system into use is one of the highlights of the summit discussion. Mr. Chen Rongxiang, a partner of IBM, conducted a detailed analysis from the perspective of electric vehicle development and IBM management.

The atmosphere of the conference was very active. The speakers and the participants interacted. Experts from various sectors exchanged opinions on the current development status and trends of the smart grid, discussed the differences between the smart grids, and jointly discussed the development of smart grids in electric vehicles. New breakthroughs in the period, and jointly look forward to the bright future of the smart grid. At the same time, it will also seek cooperation between Chinese and foreign companies to strengthen international win-win cooperation, thereby promoting the steady development of the world's smart grid.

It is reported that the 2nd World Smart Grid China Focus Conference will be held in Beijing in April 2011 with the theme of strong smart grid. It is believed that this event will bring new opportunities to the development of China's smart grid.