iSPEC 2019

See you in Beijing, China | November 21-23, 2019

IEEE PES and CSEE (Chinese Society of Electrical Engineering) have reached an agreement on co-organizing the IEEE Sustainable Power & Energy Conference (iSPEC). Parallel with the IEEE PES General Meeting in North America every summer, iSPEC will be held every winter. The iSPEC 2019 will be held November 21-23, 2019 in Beijing, China. The theme of the meeting is: “Grid Modernization for Energy Revolution.”

We warmly invite the scholars, professors, engineers and students in the field of power & energy to submit your research papers to iSPEC 2019. The iSPEC will bring together practicing power engineers and academics from all over the world. The aim of the conference is to provide an international forum for experts to promote, share, and discuss various issues and developments in the field of power & energy.

Important Deadlines

Early Bird Registration:

18 Oct. 2019

Oral Presentation/Poster Submission:

20 Oct. 2019

Final Paper Submission:

30 Sep. 2019

Submit Final Paper

All accepted papers will be included in Xplore and indexed by EI Compendex.

Conference Topics

The conference organizing committee invites contributions in all areas related to power and energy technologies, including (but not limited to) the following:

1. High renewable energy penetration

Uncertainty analysis, modeling, and forecasting for renewables and demands;

Planning and operation of power systems with renewables;

Stability, reliability, and resilience of power systems with high renewables and power electronics penetration;

Electricity market and business models,

Evolution roadmap of power networks towards high renewables;

2. Multiple energy systems (MES) integration

Power-heat-gas systems integration;

Power-transportation system integration;

Energy-water-environment nexus;

Advanced methods for MES modeling, planning, and operation;

3. Cyber-physic-society coupling

Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)

Cyber-physical security

Software defined power and energy systems

Social behavior analysis for power system participators

4. Flexible resources and end-user demand

Distributed generation

Distributed energy storage

Demand response and electric vehicle charging/discharging

Micro-grids and nano-grids

Distributed energy market

5. Emerging technologies applications

Machine learning and big data analytics;

Blockchain for distributed applications;

5G network and communication;

Cloud computing and edge computing;

Conference Paper Submission Requirements

Papers (maximum length 6 pages) must be prepared in accordance with the IEEE templates (word or latex), available on the Conference Website. Full papers must be submitted to the on-line submission and review site. The papers must include the detailed contact information of authors, especially the name, affiliation, telephone, fax, email and correspondence address of the first author.