ICFPEE 2010 - 2010 International Conference on Future Power and Energy Engineering （ICFPEE 2010）

We are delighted to invite you to participate in 2010 International Conference on Future Power and Energy Engineering （ICFPEE 2010）,June 26-27, 2010, Shenzhen, China.

The objective of 2010 International Conference on Future Power and Energy Engineering （ICFPEE 2010） is to bring together interested parties around the world in the Power and Energy Engineering field from academia, research, government and industry to exchange ideas, report learning, and discuss innovation and emerging solutions addressing challenges in Power and Energy Engineering.

All accepted papers will be published by CPS, which will be submitted for indexing by EI Compendex and ISTP.



Original papers describing current research in the following themes are invited in, but not limited to the following areas.

Power Generation - Conventional and Renewable
Hydropower technologies and applications
Thermal power technologies and applications
Nuclear energy generation and utilization
Wind power generation and utilization
Bio-energy technologies, process and utilization
Geothermal and tidal wave energy
Photovoltaic for solar power applications
New technologies and design for energy efficiency
New technologies for minimizing CO2 generation
Environmental-friendly technologies for power generation

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

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