Information for authors
Before submitting your abstracts and papers, please review the requirements and guidelines:
The conference will provide a forum for scientists to discuss the key aspects of a sustainable energy system, with the main focus on:
Next-Generation Energy Systems and Transmission: Shaping Tomorrow’s Energy Landscape with Grid Technologies, Electromobility, Hydrogen, and Artificial Intelligence
The submitted work should be original (unpublished research) and relate to the following topics:
- Electric Grid
- Integration of energy storage systems and relevant optimization methods
- Transmission and distribution grid technologies
- Power quality and stability in energy systems
- Energy trading and electricity markets
- Critical infrastructure technologies
- High voltage engineering
- Electric Mobility
- Optimized energy management in electromobility
- Grid impact of electromobility expansion
- Charging solutions for electric vehicles
- Battery technologies
- Hydrogen
- Zero-emission propulsion through fuel cells
- Hydrogen in power-to-gas applications
- Fuel cell applicability improvements
- Hydrogen storage solutions
- Artificial Intelligence
- AI implementation in electric-grids, electric mobility and hydrogen applications
Abstract Submission
To make a contribution to the conference, it is mandatory to submit (prior to the full paper submission) an abstract of up to max. 250 words using the NEIS 2026 Abstract Template. Besides formulating the main ideas, methodology, and findings of the research, authors are welcome to add results in the form of figures or tables (optional). Please click on the first button below to download the Word template for abstract submission:
Full Paper Manuscript Submission
- Submission should be in Word format
- Size of 4 – 6 DIN A4 pages (additional pages possible, extra fee required)
- For manuscript submission the mandatory template is to be used: