The 7th International Conference on Power, Energy and Electrical Engineering (PEEE 2027)

The 7th International Conference on Power, Energy and Electrical Engineering (PEEE 2027) focuses on advancing power, energy, and electrical engineering through innovations in power systems, renewable energy, smart grids, and data-driven energy technologies.

Key topics

• Renewable and sustainable energy systems
  • Solar, wind, hydro, and bioenergy technologies
  • Hybrid and integrated energy systems
  • Grid integration of renewable energy
  • Low-carbon and carbon neutrality solutions
  • Energy policy, economics, and sustainability
• Power systems and electrical engineering
  • Power system analysis, stability, and control
  • Power generation, transmission, and distribution
  • High-voltage engineering and insulation technologies
  • Power quality, protection, and electromagnetic compatibility
  • Electrical machines, drives, and power electronics
• Smart grid and energy internet
  • Smart grid architecture and operation
  • Microgrids and distributed energy resources
  • Energy internet and multi-energy systems
  • Demand response and load management
  • Digital twin and cyber-physical energy systems
• Energy storage and emerging technologies
  • Battery technologies and energy storage systems
  • Hydrogen energy and fuel cells
  • Thermal energy storage solutions
  • Vehicle-to-grid technologies
  • Grid-scale storage and flexibility solutions
• Artificial intelligence and data-driven energy systems
  • Machine learning and deep learning in power systems
  • Ai-based forecasting, optimization, and control
  • Predictive maintenance and fault diagnosis
  • Big data analytics and cloud computing in energy
  • Smart grid monitoring and intelligent operation
• Electrification and advanced applications
  • Electric vehicles and charging infrastructure
  • Electrification of transport and industry
  • Data center power systems and efficiency
  • Smart cities and energy management
  • Next-generation grid technologies and resilience

Who should attend

• Electrical and power engineers
• Researchers in energy systems and sustainability
• Professionals in renewable energy technologies
• Experts in smart grids and energy infrastructure
• Data scientists and ai specialists in energy applications
• Industry practitioners in power generation and distribution