2027 IEEE International Conference on Energy Technologies for Future Grids (ETFG 2027)

December 5-9, 2027, Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Scope & Topics

2027 IEEE International Conference on Energy Technologies for Future Grids (ETFG 2027) brings together researchers, engineers, academics, industry professionals, policymakers, and energy-sector leaders to discuss emerging technologies and solutions for future electricity grids.

The conference focuses on technologies, systems, and approaches for modernizing electricity grids, integrating renewable energy, improving grid reliability and resilience, and supporting the transformation of future energy systems.

ETFG 2027 provides a platform for researchers and practitioners to present new ideas, share practical experiences, and discuss challenges and opportunities associated with future electricity grids, energy technologies, power systems, electrification, and industrial transformation.

Topics of Interest include, but are not limited to:

• Future Electricity Grids
• Smart Grid Technologies
• Power System Planning and Operation
• Power System Control
• Renewable Energy Integration
• Distributed Energy Resources
• Energy Storage Systems
• Battery Energy Storage
• Microgrids
• Active Distribution Networks
• Grid Modernization
• Grid Resilience and Reliability
• Power System Stability
• Power Quality
• Power Electronics for Future Grids
• Grid-Connected Power Converters
• Advanced Power Conversion Technologies
• Electric Vehicles
• Vehicle-to-Grid Technologies
• Transportation Electrification
• Electrification Technologies
• Energy Management Systems
• Energy Management and Optimization
• Demand Response
• Demand-Side Management
• Smart Metering
• Advanced Metering Infrastructure
• Wide-Area Measurement Systems
• Phasor Measurement Units
• Distributed Generation
• Renewable Energy Sources
• Solar Energy Integration
• Wind Energy Integration
• Hydrogen and Future Energy Systems
• Multi-Energy Systems
• Integrated Energy Systems
• Energy Internet
• Digitalization of Power Systems
• Digital Twins for Energy Systems
• Artificial Intelligence in Power Systems
• Machine Learning for Energy Systems
• Data Analytics for Future Grids
• Forecasting and Predictive Analytics
• Cybersecurity of Energy Systems
• Cyber-Physical Energy Systems
• Communication Technologies for Smart Grids
• Internet of Things for Energy Systems
• Grid Automation
• Advanced Protection and Monitoring
• Fault Detection and Diagnosis
• Power System Reliability
• Energy Efficiency
• Low-Carbon Energy Systems
• Sustainable Energy Technologies
• Energy Transition
• Industrial Transformation
• Future Energy Infrastructure

Paper Submission

Researchers, academics, engineers, industry professionals, and energy-sector experts are invited to submit original research papers related to energy technologies, future electricity grids, power systems, renewable energy, electrification, and smart grid technologies.

Submitted papers may present theoretical contributions, innovative technologies, practical applications, experimental studies, system designs, modeling and simulation approaches, or emerging solutions for improving the reliability, resilience, efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability of future energy systems.

Papers should be prepared according to the IEEE conference paper format and submitted through the official conference submission system. All submissions will undergo peer review based on originality, technical quality, significance, and relevance to the conference.

Conference Program

ETFG 2027 will include technical sessions covering emerging technologies and research for future electricity grids, renewable energy integration, smart grids, energy storage, power electronics, electric vehicles, grid modernization, energy management, and advanced power-system technologies.

The conference will bring together researchers, industry professionals, government and energy-sector representatives, and other practitioners to exchange ideas, present recent research, and discuss challenges and opportunities in transforming future electricity grids.

The conference will provide opportunities for research exchange, industry engagement, and international collaboration in the development of future grid technologies and energy systems.

Important Dates

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