Sessions
Authors are invited to select one of the following sessions while submitting papers| ECMT | Energy Conversion, Management and Transmission |
| HEBF | Hydrogen Energy and Bio Fuels |
| MCEG | Materials For Clean Energy Generation |
| SGBC | Smart-Grids, Zero Energy Buildings and Sustainable Cities |
| PVE | Photovoltaic Energy |
| STE | Solar Thermal Energy |
| WHE | Wind and Hybrid Energies |
TOPICS
Submissions may treat various topics such as:- Materials and technologies
- Modeling and simulation
- Resource assessment and forecasts
- Optimization
- System sizing
- Instrumentation and Control
- Smart metering
- Energy efficiency
- Economics
- Sustainability, policies and regulations
Special issues in partner journals
Production, Storage and Valorisation of Hhydrogen Energy (PSVHE)
Energy accessed through Hydrogen can be considered as a great and readily available source with a great efficiency with no emissions when used in fuel cells or in internal combustion engines to generate power, no green house effect, non-toxic, can be produced from renewable resources, etc. Various applications based on different aspects of energy through Hydrogen such as production, valorization and storage are the main objectives. (The CFP on the journal website)
Extended versions of selected papers will be publishable in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (Elsevier)
Organized by: Prof. Abdeslam-Hassen Meniai (meniai@yahoo.fr)
Smart Sustainable Green Cities: Requirements, Development and Realization Challenges (SSGC)
Authors addressing advancement in :
- Energy optimization and management for implementing zero-net energy buildings and facilities to achieve energy demand reduction.
- Renewable energy distribution and management to improve efficiencies of premises energy system.
- Smart grids and infrastructures to enable sustainable green energy systems are encouraged to submit their original papers to this special issue.
Organized by: Dr. Ahmad Atieh (akatieh@hotmail.com)
Coordinated by: Dr. Fariborz Haghighat
Sustainable Biomass Resources for Environmental, Agronomic, Biomaterials and Energy Applications
This Special Issue will include papers on the biomass valorization through different applications (The CFP on the journal website):
-Energy applications (Biofuels, Biogas, Biodiesiel, …)
– Environmental applications (activated carbon synthesis, gaseous and aqueous effluent treatment, …)
– Agricultural applications (Biochar, Compost,….)
– Materials applications (Biopolymer, composites, building materials,…)
Organized by: Dr. Mejdi Jeguirim (mejdi.jeguirim@uha.fr)
Power Grid Integration of Renewable Energy Systems
This special issue will focus on all aspects related to the integration of photovoltaic and other renewable energy systems into existing electricity networks (The CFP on the journal website). The topics of interest are:
- Smart Grids
- Renewable Energy
- Stability of Power Systems
- Distributed energy resources
- Integration of Energy Storage with the Power Grid
- Virtual power plants
- Grid Frequency control
Organized by: Pr. Ahmad Harb (aharb48@gmail.com)
Coordinated by: Pr. Fernando Tadeo (Fernando.Tadeo@uva.es)
Wind as a Source of Energy (WSE)
The session accepts research papers on rotors and blades aerodynamics; machine subsystems and components design; power generation control and transmission; wind potential estimation and evaluation, wind speed measurement and recording. Extended versions of selected papers will be publishable in WEJ (SAGE).
Organized by: Pr. Mohamed Kesraoui (kesraoui_m@yahoo.fr)
Optimization of Renewable Energy Resources (ORER)
Renewable Energy Focus seeks to deliver high-value insights across the energy value chain through integrative, comprehensive, and leading-edge research – covering high impact innovations in renewable energy systems integration; modelling and analysis; policy; and business innovations. At the technology level we publish fundamental and applied research (and insights) on commercially-feasible renewable energy technology development across all vertical technology sectors. (The CFP on the journal website)
- Decentralisation and its impact on decarbonising the grid
- How should the grid evolve to manage a complex interaction of different energy technology profiles reliably and economically, both in the developed and developing world?
- The role of Digitisation and advanced IT technology to manage, decarbonise, co-ordinate and optimise the grid (and assets associated with it).
- How will market forces need to adapt to facilitate an energy transition (for example with regard to Social and consumer attitudes and behaviour; supply and demand; and the economics of integrating different technology profiles).
- How do the Power markets need to evolve to encourage continued investment in a broad and diverse range of technology profiles and energy systems – many of which have conflicting grid requirements, performance and outputs.
- What do we need to do to make the electrification of transport possible?
Organized by: Prof. Mohamed Faisal (elabdli@hotmail.com)
