The seventh INTELEC95 Energy Symposium is now over. The organizing committee received many positive reactions.
The program was well organized with 16 interesting speakers.
Besides a number of traditional sponsors, we were able to welcome four new sponsors and the rooms were well filled with listeners.
Altogether we can say that it was another successful symposium.
The organising committee is preparing for the next symposium, which will be held on
The symposium generally focuses on three fundamental fields of activity: power electronics, energy storage and intelligent distribution networks.
These activities in turn form the basis on which the continuity of energy supply for telecommunication and information technologyis based.
Sustainability and the ability to quickly recover after a calamity are important incentives.
Attention is focused on:
The topics space conditioning, electrical safety, Electric Magnetic Compatibility (EMC), grounding and lightning protection, electromagnetic pulse (EMP),
are directly linked.
More topics in the broad sense that also fall under the scope of the symposium can be found on the page about the Foundation.
The Symposium is especially important for companies and institutes engaged in research, development, installation, management and maintenance of energy supply systems by and for the subject area.
Companies are given the opportunity to profile and promote themselves at the event by sponsoring the symposium.
There are different possibilities to sponsor the INTELEC95 Symposium 2019.
It is possible to sign-up as a Platinum Sponsor, a Golden Sponsor or a Silver Sponsor.
More information about sponsoring the symposium can be found on the page Sponsoring.
This website and newsletters will inform you about the developments regarding the technical program.
If there are any questions or if you want more information about the INTELEC95 foundation or symposia please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Our sponsors will support the technical program with an industrial exhibition showing the latest developments in the field of energy storage, energy converters and the design of infrastructure integration. Industrial sectors confronted with the challenges of designing and operating high quality ICT and other energy technical infrastructures will find here a large and useful source of technical knowledge and product information. It is also a good opportunity to have discussions with technical representatives of various companies.
The energy landscape will change dramatically in the coming years. The energy transition, necessary to prevent climate change, will result in a rapidly
growing part of renewable energy. As a result, our energy system is changing from demand to supply, and that supply is no longer predictable and constant. *)
Sustainable and decentralized energy generation requires more and more attention, for example in the form of solar panels and wind farms. Energy storage
on a large scale is inseparable linked to this ambition.
The more Smart Grids are introduced, the more important the layout of the electricity network will become. Here too, energy storage forms an important
element within this theme. Storage of electrical energy requires conversion, which means that a part of the energy is lost.
*) FME Visiedocument Energieopslag 2017.
A discussion has started within INTELEC about the direction in which energy generation, energy distribution and energy consumption will develop.
Topics are energy storage, hydrogen, heat networks, electric vehicles and transport.
This year INTELEC will place the themes within this discussions about the energy transition.
Also during previous symposia, the traditional INTELEC themes have been developed in this direction.
On the basis of the programme it becomes clear which topics these are and a choice can be made.
IEEE INTELEC© Conference (International Communications Energy Conference) is an important international forum for science and engineering
of energy systems for originally information and communication technologies.
Technical lectures present the needs and trends in the areas of energy conversion, energy storage, reliability and energy infrastructure.
Topics include DC and AC systems, batteries, energy architectures, inverters, fuel cells,
grounding, physical and thermal designs.
This year's the 41st IEEE INTELEC conference will be held in Singapore from 13 to 17 October 2019.
INTELEC95 Foundation organizes the annual Energy Symposium for the same purpose, but at national level.
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