IEEE GreenTech Tracks
1. Energy Generation and Inverter-Based Resources (IBRs)
- Renewable energy technologies: wind, solar, fuel cells, geothermal, hydrogen, battery energy storage systems (BESS), wave and tidal energy
- Distributed energy resources (DERs)
- Integration and interoperability of renewable energy systems
- Emerging high-impact loads: data centers, crypto mining, and similar applications
2. Transmission and Distribution (T&D)
- Power lines (dynamic line rating, flexible power flow technologies)
- Planning, dynamic security assessment, reliability, and resilience
- Stability and control
- High-voltage DC (HVDC) systems
- Grid edge technologies, demand side flexibility
- Microgrids
- Energy markets
3. Smart Grid and AI in Power Systems
- Virtual power plants (VPPs)
- Smart buildings, homes, and energy efficiency
- Power system communication
- Cyber security and situational awareness
- Cyber physical systems testbed and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) experimentation
- Wide area monitoring, protection and control (WAMPAC) applications
- Artificial intelligence (AI) & machine learning (ML) techniques for power systems
4. Power Electronics Systems
- Design, control, modelling, and operation of power electronics converters
- AC/DC, DC/DC, DC/AC, AC/AC converters
- Multilevel modular converters (MMCs)
- Medium voltage solid state transformers (SST)
- Solid state power substation (SSPS)
- Electrification, EV chargers, V2G
5. Electric Machines and Drives
- Design, modelling, control, and operation of electric machines
- PM, SRM, IM, and special and hybrid machine topologies
- Electric drive systems and controls
6. Workforce Development, Engineering Education, Energy Justice
- Training the next generation of workforce
- Innovations in engineering education and pedagogy; ethics in power engineering
- Energy equity, environmental justice, sociotechnical analysis of energy systems
7. Codes, Standards, Regulations and Polices
- Emerging standards, codes, and regulatory frameworks
- Gaps and needs in current codes, standards, and regulations
- Impact of standards on DER/IBR asset integration and interconnection
8. Emerging Technologies & Open Topics
- Emerging technologies and topics in power & energy systems that do not fall within the above categories
Submission of Publication Materials
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Presenting at the conference
The 2026 IEEE GreenTech Conference will be held fully in person. We expect all papers to be presented by the authors. For each paper, at least one of the authors must attend the conference and present the work according to the conference schedule. All papers accepted and presented will be included in the conference proceedings and published at the IEEE Xplore.
After the registration, in rare unexpected cases when none of the authors can attend the conference and present, the authors themselves must coordinate with a qualified colleague of theirs to present the paper on their behalf. This arrangement is the sole responsibility of the authors and they need to inform the Technical Program Chair as soon as possible.
Those authors that will not be allowed to travel to the conference and present their papers in person due to visa issues or strict national rules will be given the opportunity to have their accepted work presented through a video presentation. Contact the conference Technical Program Chair to request this option explaining the circumstances that will prevent you from attending in person.
