Advanced materials are the key to both the high-efficiency conversion of clean and renewable energy into electrical energy, and the high energy-density electrical storage. This session focuses more on the progress of materials for energy storage and conversion.
This session aims to attract the submission of original research papers which address electrode materials for energy storage devices and explore new mechanisms for energy conversion and storage.
● Electrode materials for advanced lithium-ion batteries, sodium-ion batteries, potassium-ion batteries and lithium-sulfur batteries
● Advanced materials for supercapacitors and metal-air batteries
● High-capacity hydrogen storage materials and electrode materials for Ni-MH batteries
● Advanced materials for CO2 capture and utilization
● Electrode materials and electrolyte materials for solid state batteries
● Advanced materials for low temperature fuel cells and electrolyzer cells
● Nanostructured materials for thin film solar cells and optoelectronic devices
● Organic, inorganic and hybrid materials for solar photovoltaics
● Organic and inorganic phase change materials for solar energy storage
● Theoretical investigations on electrochemical energy conversion and storage
This session to unite researchers, engineers, and practitioners from academia and industry, enabling them to share their latest research findings, ideas, and practical applications in electrical engineering and energy. It will encompass a broad spectrum of topics related to the latest advancements and emerging trends in electrical engineering and energy technologies.
● Power systems and smart grids
● Renewable energy systems and technologies
● Electric vehicles and transportation systems
● Energy storage and management
● Power electronics and control systems
● Energy efficiency and conservation
● Electrical machines and drives
● Smart homes and buildings
● Computational intelligence in electrical engineering
● Advanced materials and devices for electrical engineering
● Electromagnetic compatibility and electromagnetic interference
● Power quality and reliability
● High voltage engineering and insulation technology
● Emerging trends and challenges in electrical engineering and energy
