Conference
The International Conference on Clean Electrical Power is a flagship event on sustainable generation of electric power, organised since 2007.
The conference is an international forum for the scientific community on the latest research and development on clean power generation.
Call For Papers
Prospective authors are also invited to submit papers outside the listed topics, if the proposed themes are within the scope of the Conference.
Parallel oral and poster sessions will be scheduled, depending on the number of papers selected for inclusion in the technical program.
The conference has been technically co-sponsored by IEEE and IES since the first edition in 2007.
Papers accepted and presented at the Conference will be published in the Proceedings and available through the IEEE Xplore® digital library.
The suggested topics of the conference
Renewable sources
- Wind condition monitoring
- Solar condition monitoring
- Wind power technologies
- Solar Photovoltaic cell technologies
- Solar thermal power
- Hydro power technologies
- Marine power: tidal and waves
- Biomasses
- Biofuels
Hydrogen based sources
- Hydrogen transport systems
- Fuel cell technology
- Control of hydrogen systems
- Hydrogen power generation technologies
- Electrolyzers
- Carbon capture systems
- Supercapacitors
- Energy storage for transport decarbonization
Energy storage
- Battery technologies
- Supercapacitors
- Energy storage for transport decarbonization
Components
- Electric generators for renewable sources
- Power converters for renewable sources
- Power converters for storage integration
Systems
- Power stability analysis
- Control and energy management systems
- Protections with renewable generators
- RAM (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability)
- Grid integration of renewable sources
- Management of MV/LV distribution grids with penetration of renewable generators
Regulatory and economic aspects
- Investment and support schemes - Tax support schemes
- Integration of renewables in electricity markets
- Economic dispatch and ancillary services
- Certification procedure for renewable power systems
- Environmental aspects and pollution
- Near Zero Energy Building
- Life cycle assessment of renewable sources and storages