Authors

Full papers should be submitted using the ConfTool system (which requires a registration).

Abstract Submission

Authors are invited to submit an abstract to the EEM25 following the submission guidelines available at abstract template.

Abstract submission is closed.

Paper Submission

The full paper has a 5-page limit for the content (including title + abstract with keywords). References can be added on the next page. In case that your paper content exceeds 5 pages we would ask you to add additional graphs/tables/equations in Appendix, which comes after the reference section.

Authors should prepare the full papers using the IEEE Template for Conference Papers.
The working language of the conference is English. All accepted papers for EEM25 must be presented in person during the conference.

All presented papers will be published in the conference proceedings and will be indexed to IEEE Xplore.

Student Opportunities

Papers that are based on work done and presented primarily by one or more students are eligible for the Best Student Paper Award. Authors of submissions that fit this criterion will be contacted for award nominations.

Topics

Contributions are welcomed covering all areas related with energy markets including (but not limited):

• Artificial intelligence and big data for energy transition
• Clean energy technologies
• Climate change and energy in industry
• Demand-side response
• Digital technologies for sustainable energy systems
• Electricity and gas grids
• Electricity market design
• Emissions trading
• Energy and environment in developing countries
• Energy communities and prosumers
• Energy economics and markets
• Energy efficiency
• Energy fiscal policy
• Energy policy
• Energy security of supply
• Energy systems resilience to climate change
• Environmental impacts of energy systems
• Flexibility markets
• Geopolitics of oil and natural gas
• Hydrogen systems technical and economic analysis
• Investment in liberalized energy markets
• Legal aspects of energy markets
• Market power and competition policy
• Modelling, simulation and forecasting in energy markets
• Natural resources and materials for energy systems
• Offshore wind technical and economic analysis
• Prospects for carbon capture use and storage
• Prospects for nuclear power
• Regulation and monitoring of energy markets
• Renewable energy sources and technologies
• Renewable gases and synthetic fuels
• Smart grids and smart cities
• Social aspects of energy transition
• Storage technologies
• Sustainable mobility
• Technology and innovation policy

Major topics (choose 2 from the following to frame the contributions in Conftool):

1. Energy and carbon markets
2. Market integration of renewable energy sources
3. Infrastructure development and management
4. Technical advances and new services for energy systems and communities
5. Modeling, simulation and forecasting
6. E-mobility and storage technologies
7. Energy and climate policy and regulation
8. Renewable gases and synthetic fuels
9. Climate change and environmental impacts of energy systems