APPEEC 2012 - Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference（APPEEC2012）

Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference (APPEEC 2012) will be held from March 26~28, 2012 in Shanghai, China. The conference proceedings will be published by IEEE. All papers accepted will be indexed by Ei Compendex & ISTP.
Topics：
Power Generation - Conventional and Renewable

Hydropower technologies and applications

Thermal power technologies and applications

Safe nuclear energy generation and utilization

Wind power generation and utilization

Bio-energy technologies, process and utilization

New technologies and design for energy efficiency

New technologies for minimizing CO2 generation

Environmental-friendly technologies for power generation

Geothermal and tidal wave energy

Photovoltaic for solar power applications

Waste products as fuel

Other sustainable energy

Power System Management

Power system management technologies

Integrated substation automation technologies

Power system monitoring and mitigation technologies

Online monitoring and fault diagnosis system

Control strategies for modern power system stability

Modeling and simulation of large power systems

Application of wide area measurement system (WAMS)

Power system analysis and optimization

Load modeling, estimation and forecast

Power system planning and operation

Power Transmission and Distribution

Ultra High Voltage (UHV) technologies

HVDC and flexible AC transmission system (FACTS)

Over-voltage, lightning protection and grounding

Electromagnetic transient in high voltage power systems

Insulation condition monitoring in power systems

Advanced distribution and SCADA technologies

Electromagnetic compatibility in power systems

Plasma physics and the pulsed power technology

Electromagnetic analysis in power systems

Smart Grid Technologies

Modeling of Grid environments

Agent-based mechanisms for Grid markets

Resource allocation in Grid scenarios using agent-based approaches

Automated negotiation for Grid resource allocation

Agent-based simulation of Grid environments and markets

Agent-based Computational Economics for Grid

Engineering of Grid markets and Grid architectures

Technical research on future application domains