Electrical energy plays a critical role in modern society, affecting both economic prosperity and the quality of life. The finite nature of conventional energy sources, such as oil and coal, has made energy supply and consumption a major concern for governments, communities, and businesses. To tackle these challenges, there is a growing focus on developing and adopting alternative energy sources, including hydro, photovoltaics, biomass, wind, and distributed generation. These efforts are being encouraged by government policies and incentives aimed at promoting a more sustainable energy future.

In response to these pressing issues, the Centre of Electrical Energy Systems (CEES) was established with a mission to provide innovative solutions for energy problems. CEES is committed to promoting effective energy management, which includes energy efficiency, power reliability, and monitoring energy use at all levels of generation, distribution, and end-use. With a focus on excellence, CEES is actively involved in cutting-edge research and graduate student supervision to advance sustainable energy solutions. The center aims to become a recognized leader in the field, providing the knowledge, expertise, and technologies needed to create a more sustainable energy future.

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