Call for Papers
Call for Papers
The AI-SEPS conference series centers on artificial intelligence for smart energy and power systems, covering theoretical fundamentals, algorithmic innovations, and cross-disciplinary practical applications of energy and power systems. This conference intends to bring together researchers, scholars, and industry specialists engaged in fundamental and applied science, engineering, and technology fields to exchange their latest research outcomes.
We sincerely invite experts, scholars, and industry practitioners from universities and research institutions worldwide to join our academic exchanges.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
| Track 1: AI Foundations and Trustworthy Technologies | Track 2: Smart Grids and New-Type Power Systems |
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Foundation Models and Energy LLMs Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) Explainable AI and Federated Learning AI Security and Trustworthiness Assessment |
Smart Grid Stability and Control AI-Driven Source-Load Forecasting Reinforcement Learning and Intelligent Dispatch Deep Learning for Equipment Condition Assessment |
| Track 3: Data Centers and Energy-Compute Integration | Track 4: Energy Storage, Hydrogen and Power Electronics |
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AI Workload and Power Co-Scheduling Grid-Interactive Data Centers (GDC) Intelligent Demand Response for Data Centers Chip-Level Intelligent Power Delivery |
AI for Battery Storage Management and Prediction Electrolyzer Degradation Forecasting and Intelligent Control AI-Assisted Converter Control Wide-Bandgap Devices and Digital Twins |
| Track 5: Renewable Energy and Multi-Energy Systems | Track 6: Power Markets, Carbon Trading and System Resilience |
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Intelligent Renewable Energy Generation Multi-Energy Complementarity and Uncertainty Modeling Intelligent Co-Scheduling of Multi-Energy Systems Machine Learning and Energy Management |
Electricity-Carbon Market Mechanisms and Risk Assessment AI Bidding and Multi-Agent Coordination VPP and Reinforcement Learning Aggregation Smart Grid Resilience and Recovery Strategies |