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IEEE EnergyTech 2011

  

IEEE EnergyTech 2011

May 25-26, 2011,
Case Western Reserve University

attendees: please see newly posted arrival information, maps, and
advance copy of conference program; please note welcome reception is 7-9 pm
on Tuesday, 5/24 at the Cleveland Botanical Gardens.

 

Keynote Speakers


Patricia A. Hoffman, Assistant Secretary
Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability
United States Department of Energy

  


Dr. Mark Johnson
Program Director, GRIDS
Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy
United States Department of Energy

 


Dr. George Maracas
Program Director, Energy, Power, and Adaptive Systems
National Science Foundation

 



Dr. Leonard Polizzotto
Vice President, Marketing & Strategic Business Development
Draper Laboratory

 

 

 EnergyTech 2011 will survey promising technologies in electrical power and energy to address an urgency in sustainable energy.   This new conference will bring together experts in diverse areas to review and explore technologies that promise significant contributions towards addressing a looming world energy crisis. 

 

Topics will include: smart grid, energy storage, wind power, plug-in electric vehicles, co-energy, distributed generation, efficiency and conservation, power electronics, photovoltaics, solar energy, and other alternative and renewable means of power generation.  Submitted papers will be peer reviewed and the conference proceedings will be published on IEEE Xplore.   Both research and application papers are invited, with an emphasis on how the technology described can help address the global concern. 

 

Keynote addresses will be given by representatives of DOE, ARPA-E, NSF and Draper Labs (see "keynotes" tab).

 

Attendees for whom this conference is intended include: power and energy researchers and practitioners; engineers entering energy research, desiring an overview of the current technological challenges in power and energy; research directors and investors seeking clarity of the most promising energy technologies; and planners and representatives desiring background on energy alternatives impacting public policy.

 

Paper submission is electronic.  See the 'paper submission' tab for formatting details and link to the electronic submission site.   Paper submission deadline is February 21, 2011, and authors will be informed of acceptances by March 28, 2011.

 

 Schedule

 

Submission of full papers :   February 21, 2011

Notification of acceptance :       March 28, 2011

Final papers due :          April 22, 2011

Conference dates :      May 25-26, 2011

 

   *A pdf of this Call for Papers can be downloaded Here