Summary
CIGRE AORC 2025 Auckland brings together experts and key players from our power system industry across the Asia-Oceanic region to address current challenges in delivering a secure and efficient energy future. This major event is a convergence of the annual Asia-Oceania Regional Council’s Administrative and Technical meetings, election of AORC officers and celebration of those outgoing officers, presentations of 39 Technical Papers by power system engineering practitioners, a Study Committee B2 Overhead Lines full day symposia, and a Digital Substations Implementation workshop plus tours of host Vector’s HV substation, host University of Auckland’s Digital Substation Laboratory, Transpower’s National Control Center, Digital Substation development platform, and Haywards HVDC terminal station. We are offering an international and local platform and viewpoints for business leaders, power system engineers/consultants, renewables, generation, transmission and distribution owners, system operators, regulators and academics to share and discuss current challenges and future directions for the secure and efficient delivery of our power systems.
Table of content
Preferential Subject 1 — Evolution, Markets and Regulation
C6-01 Energy Management Platform for Hierarchical Multi-Layer Microgrid with RE100 Network Profile
C6-02 Control Strategy Selection and Deployment Recommendations for Grid-Forming Inverters
C6-03 A Replicable Framework for Grid-Adequate RE100 through Community Biomass and Energy Storage in Thailand
C6-04 Analysis for the response performance of Battery and Hydrogen Energy
C6-05 AI-Based Forecasting and Decision Support for Solar Generation and Load Management in Industrial Energy Planning
C5-01 Reactive Power Calculation for 655 MW Mae Moh Power Plant
C5-02 Active Power and Reactive Power Calculation Method in Collective Substations: A Case Study in Cross-border Electricity Trading
C5-03 Design and Equilibrium Analysis of Coordinated Carbon Credit, Renewable Energy Certificate, and Electricity Markets in the Eastern Economic Corridor, Thailand
C5-04 Adaptive Procurement Strategies to Electricity Tariff Stability: Thailand’s SOE Response to LNG Price Volatility
C5-05 Balancing Public Interest and Market Forces: Regulatory Challenges and Opportunities in Thailand’s Renewable Energy Networks
C3&C4-01 Enhancing Environmental Performance through Electrostatic Precipitator Control System Modernization at Mae Moh Power Plant Unit 14
C3&C4-02 Integrating Sky Images and Machine Learning for Minute-Level Solar Forecasting in Tropical Grid Systems
C3&C4-03 Long-Term System Planning and Operational Challenges of High VRE Penetration in Thailand’s Transmission Grid: A Quasi-Dynamic Analysis Using DIgSILENT PowerFactory
C3&C4-04 Quasi-Dynamic and Stability Assessment of Thailand Southern Grid under High Renewable Energy Integration
C3&C4-05 Enhancing Battery Energy Storage Utilization via Dual-Purpose Dispatch for RE Smoothing and Peak Shaving: A Case Study at Chai Badan Substation
C3&C4-06 Peak Shaving BESS Operation for Transmission Loss Reduction at Chai Badan Substation
Preferential Subject 2 — Digital Substations
B5-01 Development of a Unified, Multi-Protocol SCADA System to Enhance Interoperability and Operational Efficiency in a Multi-Vendor Digital Substation Environment
B5-02 Power system dynamic performances of Thailand – Wide area monitoring, control, and stability analysis
B5-03 Mitigating Voltage Collapse on a 115-kV Cross-Border Interconnection Using ESCapScheme, BESS, and SPTR : A Real-World Case Study from Thailand
B3-01 Proposal of an Anomaly Detection System for Gas Insulated Switchgear Utilizing AI Technology
Preferential Subject 3 — Operation of Mixed AC/DC Systems & HVDC Networks
B1&B4-01 Mitigating Frequent Switchgear Operations by STATCOM Installation at the Hida–Shinano FC for Reactive Power Compensation
B1&B4-02 60 Years Technical Achievements of Sakuma Frequency Converter Station Daisuke Katou, Takehisa Sakai, J-power Transmission Network, and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan
B1&B4-03 Experiment design to study ignition and fire behaviour of components in LVAC and LVDC enclosures and plastic pillars
B1&B4-01 Mitigating Frequent Switchgear Operations by STATCOM Installation at the Hida
Preferential Subject 4 — Other Topics
B3&D2 – 01 Preserving Substation Expertise: AI-Based Formalisation of Experienced Engineers’ Know-How
B3&D2 – 02 Towards Carbon Neutrality using SF₆-Free 420 kV - 4000 A Gas Insulated Busbar with CO₂/O₂ Natural-Origin Gas Mixture
B3&D2 – 03 EGAT experience and the guideline for VACUUM CIRCUIT BREAKER’s inspection, corrective, and preventive maintenance
B3&D2 – 04 LoRa-based Wireless IoT Platform for Environmental and Industrial Instrument Monitoring in Off-grid Construction Zones
B3&D2 – 05 Machine Learning-Based Load Forecasting
B3&D2 – 06 AI-Driven Diagnostics and Predictive Maintenance for EV Charging Stations using the iMPS Platform
A3&C4-01 Voltage Stability Enhancement Using PLC-Based Automatic Line Voltage Control System at Power Plant Interface
A3&C4-02 Advanced Lightning Data Analytics for Proactive Transmission System Management in Thailand: A Business Intelligence Approach
A3&C4-03 SF6 Gas Reconditioning for Reuse to Reduce the Consumption of New Gas
C1&C2-01 Enhancing Grid Flexibility through Scheduled BESS Operation: A Pilot Implementation in Northeastern Thailand
C1&C2-02 Operational Flexibility Assessment for Thailand’s Power System under Renewable Transition
C1&C2-03 Automated Analog Data Error Detection and Verification for SCADA Systems: A Case Study in Thailand Power Grid Operation
C1&C2-04 Decision Support Tools and Restoration Strategies under Extreme Events : Experience from the Northeastern Region Control Center of Thailand.
C1&C2-05 Enhancing Grid Operation through Automated Reactive Power Optimization: A Case Study of OPENVQ Deployment in Thailand
C1&C2-06 Optimization of key processes for hydrogen production in high-temperature gas-cooled reactors based on multiphysics simulation and its application value in power systems
Additional informations
| Publication type | Colloquia |
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| Reference | COLL_AUC_2025 |
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| Publisher | CIGRE National Committee |
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| File size | 43 MB |
| Price for non member | Free |
| Price for member | Free |
