call for papers
The aim of this conference is to provide a platform for researchers, engineers, academicians as well as industrial professionals from all over the world to present their research results in various topics of Power and Sustainable Energy Technologies. It provides participants an opportunity to discuss the recent developments in the fields of power and energy areas. Original papers are invited to submit to the following Track areas:
| Track 1: Power System Planning, Operation, and Control |
* Power system stability, reliability, and security
* Load forecasting, economic dispatch, and optimal power flow
* Wide-area monitoring, protection, and control (WAMPAC)
* Power quality and harmonic mitigation
* High voltage engineering and insulation coordination
* Fault analysis and system restoration |
| Track 2: Renewable Energy Generation and Grid Integration |
* Solar PV and wind power systems (onshore/offshore)
* Hydropower, geothermal, and biomass energy
* Grid integration of renewables: technical, economic, and regulatory aspects
* Hybrid renewable energy systems
* Renewable energy forecasting and resource assessment
* Distributed generation and its impact on distribution networks |
Track 3: Energy Storage and Flexible Resources
|
* Advanced battery technologies (Li-ion, solid-state, flow batteries)
* Supercapacitors, flywheels, and compressed air energy storage
* Hydrogen production, storage, and fuel cells
* Grid-scale energy storage and management systems
* Pumped hydro storage and thermal energy storage
* Demand response and load flexibility as virtual storage |
| Track 4: Smart Grids, Microgrids, and Digitalization |
* Smart grid architectures, communication, and automation
* Microgrid design, control, and islanding operation
* Virtual power plants (VPPs) and distributed energy resource (DER) aggregation
* IoT, AI, and big data analytics for power systems
* Digital twins and real-time simulation
* Cybersecurity for modern power grids |
| Track 5: Power Electronics, Electric Drives, and Electric Transportation |
* Power converter topologies and control strategies
* Wide-bandgap devices (SiC, GaN) and their applications
* Motor drives and industrial energy efficiency
* Electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure (AC/DC fast charging, wireless)
* Vehicle-to-grid (V2G), vehicle-to-home (V2H), and bidirectional power flow
* Railway electrification and marine/aviation electric propulsion |
| Track 6: Sustainable Energy Policies, Markets, and Low-Carbon Technologies |
* Electricity market design and renewable energy trading
* Carbon pricing, green certificates, and energy economics
* Policies for energy transition and carbon neutrality
* Life cycle assessment and circular economy in energy systems
* Energy efficiency in buildings, industry, and transportation
* Social acceptance and just transition |
GUIDE FOR SUBMISSIONS:
*Papers prepared in the prescribed format are to be submitted. The papers should be written in English and clearly state the title, objective, method, results, and conclusion with major keywords. All papers submitted will be checked for plagiarism.
*Author names and their affiliations should be removed from the initial PDF file for the double blind review process. After receiving, the full paper will be peer-reviewed and its acceptance will be notified. Only papers presenting original content with novel research results or successful innovative applications will be considered for publication in the conference proceedings.
*The paper should be original work of the author(s), and no portion of the paper (including, but not limited to, graphics and figures) has been previously published. The paper is not currently under consideration for publication elsewhere.
*The authors listed on the paper accurately reflect those who actually did the work and contributed to the paper in a meaningful way, and they have identified and acknowledged all sources used in the creation of their paper or manuscript, including any graphics, images, tables, and figures.
PLAGIARISM POLICY:
*The paper prior to submission should be checked for plagiarism from licensed plagiarism tools like Turnitin or CrossCheck. The similarity content should not exceed 25% (in any case either self contents or others).
*Any form of self-plagiarism or plagiarism from others' works should not be there in a paper. If any model / concept / figure / table / data / conclusive comment by any previously published work is used in your paper, you should properly cite a reference to the original work.
