From the large-scale grid
integration of renewable energy to the
in-depth deployment of smart grids, and from
the widespread application of power
electronic equipment to the continued
advancement of cross-regional energy
interconnection, the frontiers of power
technology innovation are constantly
expanding. At the same time, many regions
around the world still face the pressing
realities of insufficient power supply and
weak distribution infrastructure. Progress
in power science is therefore not only a
matter of breakthrough at the technological
frontier, but is also directly tied to the
basic guarantee of modern life and the
achievement of sustainable development
goals. How to promote collaborative progress
in the theory, application, and industrial
translation of power science and engineering
through academic exchange and technical
cooperation has become a shared concern for
the global research community and industry
alike.
The 15th International Conference on
Power Science and Engineering (ICPSE 2027)
will be held in Urumqi, Xinjiang,
China, from June 25 to 27, 2027.
Focusing on the frontier topics of power
science and engineering, the conference aims
to bring together leading researchers and
practitioners from academia, industry, and
government institutions to present the
latest research findings and discuss the
core challenges and development pathways in
the field. The ICPSE series has previously
been successfully held in overseas cities
including Dublin, London, Istanbul, and
Ankara, building a mature international
academic exchange network. In 2027, the
conference will move its venue from overseas
to Urumqi, China, for the first time,
marking the official launch of a new stage
of domestic development for the series. We
look forward to using this as a new starting
point to further enhance the conference's
academic influence. The conference
proceedings have been consistently indexed
in IEEE Xplore and included in major
academic databases such as EI Compendex and
Scopus, providing participants with a
reliable channel for the publication and
dissemination of their research.
As an annual international academic event in
the field of power science and engineering,
ICPSE covers a broad range of topics, from
conventional power generation and renewable
energy utilization to power system
management and smart grid technologies.
Through keynote addresses, invited talks,
and parallel sessions, the conference
provides delegates with an in-depth platform
for discussing technical applications,
sharing practical experience, and connecting
academic and industrial resources. The
submission channel is now open. We sincerely
invite scholars, engineers, and industry
colleagues from around the world to submit
their papers and join us in Urumqi to
explore the frontiers of power science and
chart the pathways of energy transition.
Submitted papers will
be sent to around 2-3 reviewers for peer
review. All accepted papers after proper
registration and presentation, will be
published into conference proceedings.
ICPSE
2025 proceedings-IEEE
ISBN: 979-8-3315-6822-1
Please submit your full paper or abstract through the Electronic Submission System before the submission deadline. And please be kindly noted that only full papers will be published into the conference proceedings, while accepted abstracts will only be invited for presentation at the conference without submission.
You should prepare your full paper using the specific template as follows:
Word Template Latex Template Abstract Template
If you prefer to attend the conference without submission of any full paper or abstract. It's acceptable for you to register directly as delegate via Electronic Registration System to attend the conference without presentation.
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