Engineering Intelligent Grid (IGrid) is a peer-reviewed international journal, launched in January 2026 as one of the inaugural sister journals of Engineering (a flagship journal of the Chinese Academy of Engineering). It aims to provide a premier platform for sharing and advancing cutting-edge innovations in smart grids and new-generation power systems, serve carbon emission reduction, support global sustainable development, and benefit mankind.

 

The journal publishes a variety of article types, including Research Article, Review Article, Letter, Feature Columns (Perspective, Commentary, News&Highlight,etc). All submissions undergo a strict peer-review process and must be original works written in English.

 

Papers are invited on all topics related to Intelligent Grid with the following focus:

- Overview of global or regional development of Intelligent Grid, offering strategic insights into technology trends, policy frameworks, and deployment pathways.

- Breakthrough in a specific area of Intelligent Grid research, including but not limited to

∙ Fundamental Theories of Modern Power Systems( e.g., dynamics and stability analysis of power systems with high penetration of renewable energy)

∙ Grid Intelligence and Digitalization (e.g., AI-enabled grid dispatch, digital twins, cyber–physical system security)

∙ Advanced Equipment and Key Technologies (e.g., flexible HVDC transmission systems, solid-state transformers, grid-scale energy storage applications)

∙ Grid Resilience and Security (e.g., response to extreme weather events, cyber-attack protection and resilience)

∙ Market Mechanisms and Policies (e.g., electricity market design for the green transition, carbon–electricity coupled markets)

- Challenges, problems, and science and technology forecast of Intelligent Grid, including critical assessments of technical bottlenecks and future research directions.

- Technical, economical, environmental, and societal assessment of trial or demonstration projects, providing evidence-based evaluations that inform engineering practice and policy making

Papers that demonstrate the practical implementation of AI and intelligent technologies in power and energy systems, or that bridge multiple disciplines to address complex system-level challenges, are especially welcome. Through this integrated scope, Engineering Intelligent Grid aims to foster impactful research that advances both scientific understanding and engineering solutions for a sustainable energy future.