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The increasing trend in using mobile devices causes the power consumption to become the key aspect in modern digital systems design. The current flow for low-power design involves the use of some power-reduction technique at the RTL (Register Transfer Level) or lower levels. This paper describes an extension of current low-power design flow. It proposes the power-intent specification based on UPF (Unified Power Format) in an abstract form and integrates it into a system-level model. Such an abstract level gives us the opportunity to manage power with higher efficiency.