Welcome to PSGAI 2026

With the deep integration of energy transition and digital technologies, high-penetration renewable energy and complex power grids present significant challenges to system planning and control. Next-generation AI technologies, including deep reinforcement learning and large language models, are opening new pathways for load forecasting, fault diagnosis, and intelligent dispatching. The inaugural 2025 International Conference on Power Systems, Smart Grid, and Artificial Intelligence (PSGAI 2025) was successfully held in Xining, Qinghai, receiving strong academic feedback on AI-driven power system optimization, smart grid digital transformation, and intelligent energy storage management.

Building on this success, the 2026 2nd International Conference on Power Systems, Smart Grid and Artificial Intelligence (PSGAI 2026) will take place from December 18 to 20, 2026 in Beijing, China. The conference focuses on the interdisciplinary integration of new-type power systems, smart grids, and AI. It brings together global scholars, researchers, and industry engineers to discuss grid stability control, distributed energy resources, large language model applications in power systems, and intelligent fault diagnosis. The conference will feature keynote speeches, sub-forums, poster presentations, and industry-academia matching sessions, fostering deep integration and supporting young researchers.

PSGAI 2026 cordially invites experts and scholars to submit papers and attend the conference, exploring cutting-edge developments and shaping the future of energy together.

Call for Papers

We warmly invite researchers, academics, and industry professionals worldwide to contribute their latest original research, case studies, and practical insights. Topics are included but not limited to the following:

• ➤Power system stability, dynamics, and control
• ➤Load forecasting and energy demand management
• ➤Fault diagnosis and protection systems
• ➤Renewable energy integration and hybrid systems

• ➤Smart grid architecture and interoperability
• ➤Distributed energy resources and microgrid integration
• ➤Electric vehicle infrastructure and grid impact
• ➤Cybersecurity and privacy in smart grids

All submissions will undergo a double-blind peer review by 2-3 experts in relevant fields. Acceptance will be based on the quality of the paper and satisfactory revisions in response to reviewers’ comments. Accepted papers, following proper registration and presentation, will be included in the conference proceedings and submitted for indexing in EI Compendex and Scopus.