Welcome!

Welcome to the 2010 IEEE Conference on Innovative Technologies for an Efficient and Reliable Electricity Supply. This conference will be held on 27 - 28 September 2010 at the Westin Hotel in Waltham, Massachusetts USA.

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EXTENDED DEADLINE: Abstract Deadline: 1 April 2010

 

Preliminary Announcement

Purpose/Objective:

To provide a forum to discuss new technologies and innovative applications of current technologies for generation, transmission, storage, monitoring and demand management to ensure our ability to reliably meet our growing demand for electricity.

Focus:

A systems approach to developing components for and planning and implementing of the new Smart/Resilient Electric Grid that integrates the various existing and alternative/renewable electric power system components.

Who Should Attend:

Those involved in systems and technology for electrical energy production, distribution and utilization from academia, industry, laboratories, non-profits and government.

Draft Program

Plenary Session:

Keynote: DOE (to be confirmed) -- policy as it relates to technology
Additional Plenary Talks

• DoD Energy
• NSTAR and NationalGrid
• Nuclear
• DOE Renewable Energy
• Smart/Resilient Grid

Technical Sessions

Peer-reviewed submitted papers and posters

Other Aspects:

• Tours
• Networking Reception
• Student Posters Contest
• Business and Funding Panel
• Business of Innovation in Electric Power
• Tutorials
• Exhibition

Abstract Submission Procedure

Suggested Tracks and Topics

Each technical track will feature some papers in modeling, analysis and general system-thinking:

1. Power Management Systems (The "smart grid", smart metering, feedback, grid/cyber security)
2. Large-Scale Incorporation of Renewable Energy (solar TE, solar PV; wind mitigation of intermittent supply; water including current, tidal and wave power)
3. Electricity and Vehicles (the future of PHEVs, EVs, vehicle-to-grid strategies, on-board fuel vs. electricity)
4. Storage Technologies Strategies for the Grid (hydro, flywheels, batteries, compress gas)
5. Highly Distributed Energy Generation (mini-nuclear, fuel calls, CCHP)
6. Innovations in Centralized Energy Production and Distribution (nuclear fission and fusion, superconducting transmission lines, combined-cycle and hybrid generators)

 

Abstract Submission

2 page PDF with maximum 500 words + author(s) title, name, address, phone, fax, email and organization affiliation must be submitted.

Email to: submit@ieee-energy.org

Abstract Deadline: 12 March 2010

Speaker Notification: 14 May 2010

Final Paper Deadline: 5 August 2010

 

 

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