PristupačnostDepartment of Energy and Power Systems was founded at the 129th Faculty Council’s Regular Session of the Technical College University of Zagreb, on Tuesday June 26, 1934. Department of Energy and Power Systems studies and innovates in the fields of generation, transmission, distribution and use of electrical energy, energy efficiency, high voltage engineering, smart grids, energy management, nuclear engineering and safety, electricity markets, and electric vehicles. Throughout the years, the Department has become the leading authority in the field of electrical power engineering in the region, maintaining long-term collaboration with the industry sector. Furthermore, it is recognized through its research activities and a large number of published scientific papers in JCR journals, as well as numerous national and international research projects. In total, the Department has 52 employees (16 Professors – 9 Full, 4 Associate and 3 Assistant) and offers substantial educational and R&D facilities, including five Research Laboratories, six department teaching halls and a department library. Through its activities, the Department has developed valuable international collaboration with many research institutions around the world. Researchers of the Department are currently involved in 3 HORIZON 2020 projects, 2 bilateral projects, 1 Erasmus+ project, 5 projects financed by the Croatian Science Foundation, as well as the principal investigators of a number of industry-funded projects.
The 11th IPST conference has been hosted by the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, Croatia, in collaboration with local utility industry.
This biennial event offers a platform for the exchange of scientific and technical information related to electromagnetic transients in electric power systems. Contributors are sought on all topics related to the study of transient phenomena in electric energy systems. This includes, but is not limited to, computer simulations, transient network analyser studies, and field measurements.
In four days of conference 144 papers were presented in 29 sessions. Opening ceremony included the presentations of invited speakers professor Maria Teresa Correia de Baros (Instituto Superior Téhnico, Lisbon, Portugal), professor Akihiro Ametani (Polytechnique Montreal, Canada), technical committee chairperson Brian Johnson (University of Idaho, SAD) and local organizing committee chairperson professor Ivo Uglešić (University of Zagreb Faculty of electrical engineering and computing).
All papers can be downloaded free of charge on ipstconf.org web site.
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