ICPSE 2025 conference seeks original, high-quality submissions which improve and further the knowledge related to all aspects of power generation - conventional and renewable, power system management, power transmission and distribution, with an emphasis on implementations and experimental results. The conference topics include, but are not limited to:
• Hydropower Technologies and Applications
 • Thermal Power Technologies and Applications
 • Safe Nuclear Energy Generation and Utilization
 • Wind Power Generation and Utilization
 • Bio-energy Technologies, Process and Utilization
•  New Technologies and Design for Energy Efficiency
 • New Technologies for Minimizing CO2 generation
• Environmental-friendly Technologies for Power Generation
 • Geothermal and Tidal Wave Energy
 • Photovoltaic for Solar Power Applications
 • Waste Products as Fuel
 • Other Sustainable Energy
• Power System Management Technologies
 • Integrated Substation Automation Technologies
 • Power System Monitoring and Mitigation Technologies
 • Online Monitoring and Fault Diagnosis System
 • Control Strategies for Modern Power System Stability
 • Modeling and Simulation of Large Power Systems
 • Application of Wide Area Measurement System (WAMS)
 • Power System Analysis and Optimization
 • Load Modeling, Estimation and Forecast
 • Power System Planning and Operation
• Ultra High Voltage (UHV) Technologies
 • HVDC and Flexible AC Transmission System (FACTS)
 • Over-voltage, Lightning Protection and Grounding
• Electromagnetic Transient in High Voltage Power Systems
 • Insulation Condition Monitoring in Power Systems
 • Advanced Distribution and SCADA Technologies
 • Electromagnetic Compatibility in Power Systems
 • Plasma Physics and the Pulsed Power Technology
 • Electromagnetic Analysis in Power Systems
• Modeling of Grid Environments
 • Agent-based Mechanisms for Grid Markets
 • Resource Allocation in Grid Scenarios Using Agent-based Approaches
 • Automated Negotiation for Grid Resource Allocation
 • Agent-based Simulation of Grid Environments and Markets
 • Agent-based Computational Economics for Grid
 • Engineering of Grid Markets and Grid Architectures
 • Technical Research on Future Application Domain