This year’s PowerWeb Conference, titled “AI & Quantum Computing for Energy Systems: Opportunities, Challenges, and Impact,” was successfully organized by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Science at TU Delft. The conference gathered experts to discuss how these emerging technologies are reshaping sustainable energy systems through innovative research and practical applications.
Sessions
Keynote by Dr. Thomas Morstyn
Dr. Thomas Morstyn presented his insights into the complexities of modern electricity and power systems, emphasizing how quantum computing can be harnessed to address these challenges. His keynote featured compelling case studies that showed quantum computing's potential to advance net-zero energy systems.
Keynote by Dr. Koen Kok
Prof. dr. Koen Kok explored the transformative potential of AI in designing energy systems that prioritize not only reliability but also equity and resilience for all citizens. His keynote included compelling case studies from both past and ongoing projects, underscoring the critical role of interdisciplinary collaboration and regulatory advancements.
Morning Session: Focused Talks
The morning session featured six insightful presentations from TU Delft researchers and partners. These talks explored the integration of AI and quantum computing into energy systems to accelerate the energy transition.
Afternoon Session: Panel Discussion
In the afternoon, a panel discussion brought together top university researchers and industry experts to debate the role of AI and quantum computing in overcoming energy challenges. The audience and three panelists from industry and government actively participated in a lively discussion on these critical topics.
