The "4th International Conference on New Energy Systems and Power Engineering (NESP 2025)", hosted by Fuzhou University was held in Fuzhou, Fujian, from April 25 to 27, 2025. Centered on the theme of "New Energy Science and Engineering, Energy Storage Materials, and Power Engineering," the conference focused on the critical role of these fields in driving the new wave of scientific, technological, and industrial transformation. It brought together leading scholars and experts from around the world to engage in academic exchanges and collaboratively explore the latest advancements and future trends in these research areas.
The conference was chaired by Professor Wang Shunli, Academic Dean of the School of Electric Power at Inner Mongolia University of Technology. Distinguished keynote and invited presentations were delivered by Professor Mao Xingkui from Fuzhou University, Professor Wang Shunli from Inner Mongolia University of Technology, Professor Zhang Jianmin from Hangzhou Dianzi University, Professor Che Zhizhao from Tianjin University, Professor He Deqiang from Guangxi University, and Professor Liu Baoyou from Hebei University of Science and Technology. The event attracted scholars and regional experts from universities worldwide.
The conference featured thematic reports, oral presentations, poster sessions, and an award ceremony. Six experts—Mao Xingkui, Wang Shunli, Zhang Jianmin, Che Zhizhao, He Deqiang, and Liu Baoyou—shared insights on topics including:
"Monitoring and Evaluation Strategies for Core State Parameters in New Energy and Energy Storage Systems"
"Research on Magnetic Coupling Mechanisms and Communication Strategies for Wireless Power Transfer Systems in Electric Vehicles"
"Calculation and Responsibility Allocation for Carbon Emission Increases in Novel Power Systems Caused by Natural Disasters"
"Multiscale Phase Transition and Transport Mechanisms During Fuel Cell Cold Start"
"Energy-Saving Optimization Control Technology for Urban Rail Transit Trains"
"Applications of Perovskite Nanomaterials in Optoelectronic Materials"
Their discussions explored development pathways and recent advancements in new energy science, energy storage materials, and power engineering.
Over ten scholars, including Cheng Biyi from South China Agricultural University, Luo Zifeng from Southeast University, and Mei Shixue from Guizhou University, delivered oral presentations on themes such as:
"Design and Optimization of Double-Layer Darrieus Wind Turbines Based on CFD and Orthogonal Experimental Methods"
"Numerical Simulation of Biomass Low-Temperature Gasification in Bubbling Fluidized Beds Using Mesoscale Models"
"High-Efficiency Cadmium Resistance Mechanism in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa and the Role of Cadmium-Induced Siderophore Production"
Experts engaged in discussions and provided feedback on these topics.
This conference aimed to unite global scholars in the fields of new energy systems and power engineering, enhancing academic influence through knowledge exchange. As a significant initiative by Fuzhou University and Guangxi University to advance national high-tech industry development, the event garnered positive evaluations from participants and strongly promoted the internationalization of related disciplines.