The purpose of the POWERENG'2015 is to bring together researchers, engineers and practitioners from all over the world, interested in the advances of power systems (energy and electrical drives). Six simultaneous tracks will be held.

All papers accepted and presented at the conference will be submitted to IEEE Xplore database and will be cross-referred in SCOPUS.

You can download the "Call for papers" Short Form [.pdf] or Full Form [.pdf]

1. Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution [show sub-tracks & committee]
• Distribution System Planning and Reliability;
• Flexible AC Transmission Systems;
• Forecasting and Management;
• Generation Systems;
• Load Modelling;
• Modelling and Simulation;
• Power Quality and Grounding;
• Protective Relaying;
• Safety, Maintenance and Operation;


Technical Committee (Track 1.)

Anna Mutule   (Riga Technical University, Latvia)	Lauri Kütt   (Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering , Finland)
Ivo Palu   (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia)	Marek Jasinski   (Warsaw University of Tehchnology, Poland)

2. Power Electronics, Systems and Applications [show sub-tracks & committee]
• Active Filters and Harmonics;
• Emerging topologies;
• EMI and over-voltage protection;
• Matrix converters;
• Multilevel converters;
• Power Converters Modelling, Simulation and Control;
• Power Electronics Components and Packaging;
• Power Factor Correctors;
• Power Supplies;
• Reliability and Fault Tolerance;
• Soft switching converters;


Technical Committee (Track 2.)

Chandan Chakraborty   (Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India)	Dmitrijs Pikuļins   (Riga Technical University , Latvia)
Dmitri Vinnikov   (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia)	Valery Vodovozov   (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia)

3. Smartgrid Technologies & Applications [show sub-tracks & committee]
• Phasor measurement unit applications for smart grid;
• Smart grid for energy management in buildings and home automation;
• Smart grid for energy savings and financial management;
• Smart grid for intelligent monitoring and outage management;
• Smart grid for plug-in vehicles and low-carbon transportation alternatives;
• Smart grid in interdependent energy infrastructures;
• Smart grid for distributed energy resources;


Technical Committee (Track 3.)

Argo Rosin   (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia)	Josep Guerrero   (Aalborg University, Denmark)
Irina Oļeiņikova   (Riga Technical University, Latvia)

4. Electrical Machines and Adjustable Speed Drives [show sub-tracks & committee]
• AC and DC Machines and Drives;
• Electrical Vehicles;
• EMC related phenomena;
• Linear machines and drives;
• Maintenance and Fault Diagnosis;
• Permanent magnet machines and drives;
• Piezo and electrostatic actuators;
• Reluctance machines and drives;
• Sensorless control;


Technical Committee (Track 4.)

Anouar Belahcen   (Aalto University, Finland)	Vanja Ambrožič   (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Istvan Vajda   (Óbuda Universrity, Hungary)

5. Renewable Energy Sources and Technology [show sub-tracks & committee]
• Biomass Energy and Geothermal Resources;
• Distributed and Co-Generation Systems;
• Energy Management;
• Hybrid Power Systems;
• Hydro Power Plants;
• Hydrogen Systems and Fuel Cells;
• Marine Renewable Energy;
• Solar Energy Systems;
• Wind Energy Systems;


Technical Committee (Track 5.)

Diāna Žalostība   (Riga Technical University, Latvia)	Giovanni Spagnuolo   (University of Salerno, Italy)
Enrique Romero-Cadaval   (University of Extremadura, Spain)	Victor Pires   (Polytechnic Institute of Setúbal, Portugal)

6. Education in Power and Electrical Engineering [show sub-tracks & committee]
• Distance education;
• Education methodology;
• Education tools;
• Simulation software;


Technical Committee (Track 6.)

João Martins   (New University of Lisbon, Portugal)	Nadežda Kuņicina   (Riga Technical University, Latvia)
Juan Jose Rodriguez Andina   (University of Vigo, Spain)	Yousef Ibrahim   (Monash University, Australia)