Conference Proceedings:
Accepted full papers that fall within the technical scope of the PSCE will be published into Conference Proceedings, which will be included in Scopus & Ei Compendex index.

Conference Awards
Young Scientist
Outstanding Organization
Outstanding Reviewer
Best Paper
Best Paper Runner-up
Best Student Paper
Best Oral Presentation
Best Poster Presentation
Outstanding Volunteer

Call for Papers: 
-Included but not limited:
Track 1: Power Systems Analysis, Operation & Control
Power system stability, reliability & resilience
Optimal power flow & economic dispatch
Power system planning & contingency analysis
Power quality, harmonics & mitigation

Track 2: Power Electronics, Electric Machines & Drives
Power converter topologies, modulation & control
Multilevel & modular converters
Wide-bandgap semiconductor applications (SiC / GaN)
HVDC transmission & FACTS devices

Track 3: Smart Grid & Renewable Energy Integration
Grid integration of solar, wind & other renewables
Microgrid design, control & optimization
Smart grid architectures & communication systems
Energy storage systems & grid applications

Track 4: AI, Data Analytics & Cyber-Physical Systems
AI/ML applications in forecasting & fault diagnosis
Digital twins & real-time simulation
Cyber security for power & energy systems
IoT & sensor networks for grid monitoring

Track 5: Electrification, Sustainability
EV charging infrastructure & V2G
Carbon-neutral energy systems & policy frameworks
Hydrogen energy integration & hybrid systems
Resilient energy systems under extreme events

Call for Special Session: 
The PSCE 2027 conference seeks timely, relevant, and practical special session topics. Special session proposals should be submitted in PDF format via email. Proposals should include the following information:

Title and Abstract: Suggest a title and a brief abstract of no more than approximately 100 words to help conference participants understand the theme and focus of the special session.
Proposed Speakers: Provide personal information (name, affiliation) and biographies of all organizers and speakers. Special sessions are typically expected to have 5-8 papers.
The committee will select proposals based on the topic, the quality of the outlined papers, and the qualifications of the contributors.