PEER REVIEW AND SPECIAL ISSUES IN PRESTIGIOUS JOURNALS
All papers will be peer reviewed before being accepted for presentation at the conference and published in the conference proceedings. Selected papers will also be published in a special issue of prestigious journals

Applied Energy SCI impact factor 3.915

Int. J. Energy Research SCI impact factor 1.860

Int. J. Green Energy SCI impact factor 0.733

CALL FOR PAPERS
Contributions are invited on the topics within the conference scope and also on other relevant areas. All contributions should be of high quality, original and not published elsewhere or submitted for publication during the review period. All papers will be reviewed and accepted for presentation orally or by poster.

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Call for Special Sessions and Workshops
Researchers who would like to organise one or more Special Sessions of about 5-6 papers, which they obtain from colleagues, on topics falling within the scope of the conference are invited to submit a proposal for consideration. Proposals are also invited for longer workshops or other activities related to the topics of the conference. Please contact info@applied-energy.org

CONFERENCE TOPICS

• Renewable Energy
  
• Energy Systems & Efficiency Improvement
  
• Advanced Energy Technologies
  
• Power Generation & Systems
  
• Climate Change Mitigation
  
• Energy Management, Policy and Economics
  
• Energy Sciences
  
• Energy System Analysis & Optimization
  
• Environmental Impacts of Energy Systems

  Renewable Energy
  •       biomass and bioenergy
  •       solar & wind energy
  •       hybrid renewable energy systems
  •       other renewable energy
  •       waste to energy conversion>>back to top

  Energy Systems & Efficiency Improvement
  •       energy of industrial systems
  •       energy Conservation in buildings
  •       transport systems
  •       distributed energy systems
  •       district heating & district cooling>>back to top

  Advanced Energy Technologies
  •       fuel cells & hydrogen energy
  •       energy storage technologies
  •       micro- and nano-technologies
  •       smart grid
  •       heat pumps & heat pipe
  •       electric Vehicles & battery
  •       Micro and portable power generation
  •       Other novel energy technologies>>back to top

  Power Generation & Systems
  •       gas turbines, engines & steam turbine
  •       combine cycles & other new advanced cycles
  •       polygeneration systems
  •       cogeneration and combined cooling, heating and power (CCHP)
  •       integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC)
  •       clean coal technologies
  •       Industrial furnaces>>back to top

  Climate Change Mitigation
  •       carbon capture and storage (CCS)
  •       carbon storage
  •       carbon transport
  •       sorbents for CCS>>back to top

  Energy Management, Policy and Economics
  •       energy planning, monitoring and evaluation
  •       energy certificate, labels and standards
  •       carbon emission trading
  •       institutional, regulations and legal issues
  •       capacity building and dissemination
  •       energy market
  •       scenarios and forecasting
  •       energy finance and investment
  •       energy supply/demand analysis
  •       energy security
  •       energy economics, climate change policy modelling
  •       energy for developing countries>>back to top

  Energy Sciences
  •       thermodynamic analysis
  •       second law analysis & energy analysis
  •       thermo economic analysis
  •       combustion, gasification & pyrolysis
  •       digestion & fermentation
  •       heat transfer enhancement & heat exchangers
  •       new materials for energy use>>back to top

  Energy System Analysis and Optimization
  •       simulation tools
  •       thermodynamic analysis
  •       thermoeconomic analysis
  •       life cycle assessments (LCA)
  •       cost-benefit analysis
  •       risk assessment>>back to top

  Environmental Impacts of Energy Systems
  •       SOx & NOx emissions reduction
  •       Particulate, ash and water issues
  •       Toxic and hazardous pollutants
  •       Multi-pollutants emissions>>back to top