PSCC 2028 · Programme
PSCC 2028 will combine rigorous scientific exchange with opportunities for networking, community building, technical visits, and shared experiences in Delft and the surrounding region.
The full detailed programme will be published closer to the conference. The outline below gives an overview of the expected conference structure and programme elements.
Five focused days in Delft
| Monday 26 June | Tutorials, workshops, committee meetings, and community meetings |
| Tuesday 27 June | Opening, plenary sessions, technical sessions, posters, and Welcome Drinks |
| Wednesday 28 June | Plenary and technical sessions, poster sessions, and excursion to Kinderdijk |
| Thursday 29 June | Plenary and technical sessions, panels, technical visits, and Conference Dinner |
| Friday 30 June | Final technical sessions, closing session, and farewell |
Scientific programme
The scientific programme will focus on computational methods for the planning, operation, analysis, and control of modern and future power systems.
Contributions will address methodological, algorithmic, modelling, simulation, software, data-driven, and application-oriented challenges across transmission, distribution, multi-energy systems, and converter-dominated grids.
Programme elements
| Plenaries | High-level contributions from leading experts |
| Technical sessions | Peer-reviewed paper presentations |
| Posters | Interactive presentation and discussion format |
| Tutorials | Focused sessions on emerging methods and tools |
| Panels | Discussion with researchers, system operators, and industry experts |
Social programme
The PSCC 2028 social programme is designed to create space for informal exchange, new collaborations, and shared experiences beyond the technical sessions.
| Welcome Drinks | Botanical Gardens, Delft |
| Excursion | Kinderdijk, UNESCO World Heritage site |
| Excursion Dinner | Kijkduin, The Hague |
| Conference Dinner | New Church, Delft |
Technical visits
Optional technical visits on the TU Delft campus are being explored as part of the conference week, subject to availability, capacity, and final scheduling.
| ESP Lab | High-voltage, power electronics, and simulation |
| QuTech | Quantum computing and quantum internet |
| Reactor Institute | Operational nuclear research reactor |
| The Green Village | Field lab for sustainable innovation |
| Geothermal Well | Campus geothermal energy project |
| Control Room of the Future, RTDS. Hill | The Control Room of the Future (CRoF) is an advanced technology centre and innovation hub designed to modernize and secure electricity grids. |
One venue, under one roof
The technical programme will take place at the TU Delft Conference Centre / Aula, with plenary sessions, parallel rooms, registration, coffee breaks, lunch, and networking areas concentrated in one location.
Programme updates
Further details about plenary speakers, tutorials, technical sessions, posters, panels, social events, and technical visits will be announced as the programme is developed.