Liu Wen-hsiung: Stable Power Supply Key Lies in Balancing Generation, Grid, and Demand

(Central News Agency reporter Chang Chien-chung, Hsinchu, 8th) As the power system gradually shifts from a unidirectional supply to an integrated supply-demand operation model, Liu Wen-hsiung, Chairman of the Taiwan Power and Energy Engineering Association, stated that the key to future stable power supply lies in implementing integrated resource planning, simultaneously considering three aspects: power generation, grid, and demand-side management.

The Taiwan Power and Energy Engineering Association is entering its ninth year since its establishment. It recently held a power and energy forum to discuss challenges in power supply and demand under the wave of artificial intelligence (AI), system resilience, and urban planning.

The association issued a press release today, in which Liu Wen-hsiung pointed out that with the accelerated development of distributed energy and smart grids, electricity users should break away from the traditional consumer role and transform into 'prosumers' who can participate in power dispatch.

Liu Wen-hsiung said that the power and energy industry is rapidly moving towards a new stage of highly integrated technology, which requires the integration of diverse capabilities such as engineering, information and communication technology (ICT), and systems to achieve a dynamic balance among stable power supply, environmental sustainability, and economic efficiency. (Editor: Zhai Si-chia) 1150508

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