Electrified Mobility
Powertrain modeling, energy management, vehicle control, and electrified transportation systems across road and marine applications.
From Energy
Systems
to Sustainable
Mobility.
We model, optimize, control, and validate advanced energy and mobility systems.
About Us
Engineering through systems thinking
Green Power Technology Lab (GPTL) focuses on advanced energy and mobility systems, with long-term research in system modeling, energy management, optimization, control, and experimental validation.
Our research began with hybrid powertrains and electrified vehicles and has progressively expanded toward energy storage, fuel cells, thermal management, charging systems, intelligent mobility, and emerging low-carbon energy technologies.
Rather than treating modeling, control, and experimentation as separate tasks, GPTL emphasizes an integrated engineering process—from understanding system dynamics and developing models to designing control strategies, performing real-time simulation, and validating technologies through experiments and practical applications.
OUR APPROACH
Modeling · Optimization · Control · Validation
Research Directions
Our research spans energy technologies, electrified mobility, intelligent control, and integrated system engineering.
Energy & Storage Systems
Integrated research on batteries, fuel cells, hybrid energy storage, charging infrastructure, and emerging low-carbon energy technologies.
Thermal & Energy Management
Integrated thermal and energy management for improving efficiency, reliability, and system-level performance.
Intelligent Control & Validation
Optimization, predictive control, AI-enabled strategies, real-time simulation, HIL, and experimental verification for intelligent engineering systems.
Partners
Latest News
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Presentation date | 2026/06/24
Conference dates | 2026/06/23–26
Paper Presentation at IEEE ISIE 2026
Chi-Wen Chuang traveled to Nagoya, Japan, to present a paper at the 35th IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE 2026).
Papers and awards（1）
- Chi-Wen Chuang, Yi-Hsuan Hung, Yu-Hsuan Lin, Chien-Chiang Tung, Tien-Chu Huang, Ding-Wu Bai
〈Comparative Benefit Assessment of Diesel–Electric Hybrid and Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Hybrid Powertrains for a 5-Ton-Class Refrigeration Truck〉
Conference dates | 2026/06/22–25
Paper Presentation at IEEE IV 2026
Chi-Chang Huang traveled to Michigan, USA, to present a paper at the 37th IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV 2026).
Papers and awards（1）
- Chi-Chang Huang, Yi-Hsuan Hung
〈Energy-optimal lane-change planning for fuel cell electric vehicles〉
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Event dates | 2026/05/08–2026/05/09
Conference Achievement
Five Vehicle and Energy Research Teams Receive Best Paper Awards at ISME 2026
NTNU’s vehicle and energy teams presented research on intelligent vehicles, integrated energy systems, and sustainable technologies at the 11th National Conference of the International Society of Mechatronic Engineering, Taiwan (ISME 2026). Five teams working on hydrogen-powered mobile electric vehicles, hybrid electric vessels, autonomous driving trajectories, refrigerated vehicles, and thermal management received Best Paper Awards. The full paper titles and author lists are provided below.
Papers and awards（5）
- Yi-Hsuan Hung, Yu-Hsuan Lin, 李家宇, 劉宥宣, 陳祖言 Best Paper Award
〈Thermal Flow, Nanofluid Formulation, and Performance Analysis of a Hybrid Electric Vehicle Thermal Management System〉 - 陳泓佑, 蔡易庭, 林睦鈞, Chi-Chang Huang, Yi-Hsuan Hung Best Paper Award
〈Energy-Optimal Autonomous Driving Trajectory Planning Incorporating Human Driving Styles〉 - Yi-Hsuan Hung, Yu-Hsuan Lin, 莊才威, 黃晧翔, Chi-Wen Chuang Best Paper Award
〈Detailed System Design and Development of a Refrigerated Vehicle〉 - 張右杰, 陳竑聿, 劉俊輝, Chi-Chang Huang, Yi-Hsuan Hung Best Paper Award
〈Modeling and Controller Development for a Hybrid Electric Vessel〉 - 廖詠頡, 陳沛廷, Ding-Wu Bai, Yi-Hsuan Hung Best Paper Award
〈Development of an Intelligent Optimal Power Control System for a Hydrogen-Powered Mobile Electric Vehicle〉
GLOBAL REACH
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Contact
Lab Location
Visitor destination · Automotive Workshop, 2FAddress
No. 162, Sec. 1, Heping E. Rd., Da’an District,
Taipei 106, Taiwan
National Taiwan Normal University
Heping Campus II (Library Campus)
College of Technology and Engineering
GPTL, Automotive Workshop, 2F
Contact Information
Telephone
02-7749-5776 (New Energy Laboratory)
Laboratory Emailgptl2025ntnu@gmail.com
Prof. Yi-Hsuan Hunghungyh@ntnu.edu.tw
Prof. Yu-Hsuan Linlinyhs@ntnu.edu.tw
Mailing Address
Attn: Prof. Yi-Hsuan Hung
Office of the Undergraduate Program of Vehicle and Energy Engineering
College of Technology and Engineering, 3F
NTNU Library Campus
No. 162, Sec. 1, Heping E. Rd., Da’an District,
Taipei 106, Taiwan
Directions
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- Enter the Library CampusUse the main entrance to Heping Campus II.
- Head toward the CollegeFollow the yellow arrows toward the College of Technology and Engineering.
- Cross the FootbridgeContinue to the Automotive Workshop marked with a red box.
- Go to the Second Floor and Turn RightThe entrance to the Vehicle and Energy Engineering faculty offices is on the right after the stairs.