From November 22 to 24, as part of events on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Insttute, the international scientific-technical and educational-methodical conference "PROBLEMS OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - PEMS'23" was held.

The IX International scientific-practical and educational-methodical conference "PROBLEMS OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - PEMS'23" is dedicated to scientific, technical, economic and educational-methodical problems of building effective systems of energy management, rational use of renewable and non-renewable energy resources, which enable to increase the energy efficiency of the functioning of the energy sector of our country in war and post-war times, to ensure the energy security of Ukraine, to implement the energy efficiency policy of enterprises, organizations and institutions in accordance with the provisions of the concept of "green" energy transition.

The purpose of the conference: exchange of experience of educators, scientists and engineering and technical workers in the context of modern aspects of energy efficiency, energy management and energy conservation, energy saving, rational use of natural minerals and energy resources, demonstration of scientific achievements and the search for new solutions to the problems of energy efficiency and energy conservation in various fields, and as well as their practical application at the current stage of the development of the energy sector of Ukraine, training and retraining of specialists in the modern conditions of the development of higher education in the field of energy management.

On the last day of the conference, the "Young scientists" section was held, in which students of the SPP "Electric Power Distribution Systems Engineering"; "Energy management and energy efficient technologies" and SSP "Energy Management, Electricity Supply and Engineering of Electrotechnical Complexes" made more than 30 scientific reports as part of their dissertation studies.

An international scientific conference was held online this week "2023 IEEE 4th KhPI Week on Advanced Technology".

As part of the event, Kateryna Lyakhova, a 1st-year master's student of the SPP "Electric Power Distribution Systems Engineering", made a speech.

Kateryna's scientific report was prepared as part of the work of the group "Smart Grid systems with sources of distributed generation" under the leadership of Denys Derevianko.

The participants of the sectional meeting noted the relevance of the research highlighted by Kateryna, which related to the use of photovoltaic systems in Mediterranean countries on roller shutters and shutters to meet the needs of households in hot water heating.

With the support of the European Union, Ukraine will receive 5,700 solar photovoltaic systems manufactured by the Italian company Enel with a capacity of 350 W for the public sector by the summer.

On May 18 at 3:00 p.m., the section "Sustainable development of energy sector. Modern systems of power supply." XV scientific and technical conference "Energy. Ecology. Human"

At this section, reports on the subject of the section will be heard.

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In 2022, Europe installed 19.1 GW of new wind energy capacity, of which 87% are land-based wind power plants. (16.7 GW on land and 2.5 GW at sea). In general, Europe already has 255 GW of wind energy capacity, of which 225 GW are onshore wind turbines, 30 GW are offshore wind turbines.

The countries of the European Union have 204 GW of wind energy capacity, of which 188 GW are on land and 16 GW are offshore. The largest capacity of new wind power plants was installed in Germany - 14% of all new installed capacity, in Sweden (13%), in Finland (13%), in France (11%). Almost half of the offshore installations were installed in Great Britain, and France installed its first large offshore wind farm in 2022.

In total, 489 TWh were produced by wind farms in Europe. The European association predicts that during 2023-2027, an additional 129 GW of new wind power capacity will be installed in Europe. 

In 2022, Ukraine installed 83 MW of new wind power capacity. At the same time, 75% of the entire installed capacity of wind power plants in Ukraine (1.8 GW) is currently not working.

 As part of cooperation and assistance in the reconstruction of the energy system, Ukraine received from the Republic of Lithuania a powerful power autotransformer, which will be installed at a high-voltage substation of the electricity transmission system. It transforms the voltage from the main line to the distribution level and can provide power to up to 200,000 households. 

The transportation of this autotransformer to Ukraine was the largest logistical operation ever coordinated by the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.