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Join us for the 2025 IEEE KPEC on April 24–25, 2025, and explore the latest in power and energy research.
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About Us
About Us
The IEEE KPEC is arranged by the graduate student members of the IEEE Industry Applications Society - Power Electronics Society - Power and Energy Society (IAS-PELS-PES) joint chapter at Kansas State University. The IEEE KPEC offers a great opportunity to bring together practicing engineers and researchers in both academia and industry all around the world as well as the experts in the industry to investigate future power and energy technologies. Join us at 2025 IEEE KPEC for a wonderful opportunity to take a closer look into the research and technologies of future power and energy systems. The IEEE KPEC acceptance rates over the past few years are as follows: 31% in 2025, 30% in 2024, 57% in 2023, and 45% in 2022, reflecting its increasing selectivity and emphasis on impactful contributions.
The papers presented at the IEEE KPEC can be eligible for submission to the IEEE Industry Applications Transactions for review.
Clarification: Corresponding authors of KPEC interested in submitting an extended version of their papers for possible publication in IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications must contact us within a month after the conference. Based on authors' requests and paper quality, the KPEC organizing committee will identify up to 20% of the presented papers as 'eligible' for review and send the list to the IAS. These authors can then submit their work directly to the IAS for review.
Call For Papers
Call For Papers
Accepted and presented papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore subject to meeting IEEE Xplore’s scope and quality requirements.
Please note the following deadlines.
Digest Submission: March 10, 2025
Notice of Acceptance: March 30, 2025
Final Submission: April 14, 2025
Presentations: April 24 & 25, 2025
Join us at KPEC 2025
Join us at KPEC 2025
The annual IEEE Kansas Power and Energy Conference (the IEEE KPEC) is a symposium on the research behind technologies for power and energy systems of the future. This coming April, the IEEE KPEC will gather experts from academia and industry to present their latest ideas and engage in professional discussions. Attendees also have an opportunity to build a professional network with experts from the industry and academia and hear about their experiences and knowledge. The 2025 IEEE KPEC will be held hybrid.
2025 IEEE KPEC is advised by Prof. Behrooz Mirafzal whose current research interests include the applications of power electronics in grid-interactive converters and energy conversion systems. In the advising committee, Prof. Anil Pahwa, whose research interest includes reliability, automation, and optimization of power distribution systems, Prof. Fariba Fateh, whose main interest area includes system modeling, linear and nonlinear control, adaptive and intelligent systems control, and Prof. Hongyu Wu, whose research area includes control, operation and planning of power systems including smart grid and microgrids, modeling, optimization and simulation of power systems, and also the grid integration of renewable energy, are serving as conference co-advisors.
Major Topics
Major Topics
All aspects of power and energy systems are welcome at KPEC. Major topics include, but are not limited to:
Power Electronics and Applications
Control and design of DC-AC, DC-DC, and AC-DC converters
Grid-forming and grid-following inverters
On-board, off-board, and wireless chargers
High-power density converters
Electrification of transportation systems
Control, analysis, and design of drives and electric motors
EMI filters and common-mode and differential-mode issues
High Penetration Renewable Energy Systems
Power systems with high penetration of RESs
Stability and resiliency of microgrids
Cybersecurity in power systems
Applications of machine learning in power systems
Power Transmission and Distribution Systems
Load forecasting, demand response, and policy-making
Distributed energy resources management systems
Power markets and economic analysis
Accepted and presented papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore subject to meeting IEEE Xplore’s scope and quality requirements.
OUR SUPPORTERS
Sponsorship
Sponsorship
IEEE KPEC is made possible with support from dedicated organizations. We continue to recognize their support for both industry and academia. Organizations with interest in supporting KPEC are welcome to contact our conference directors.
Former IEEE KPEC Conferences
Former IEEE KPEC Conferences
IEEE KPEC 2024
IEEE KPEC 2024
The 5th Annual IEEE Power and Energy Conference, 2024, (KPEC 2024) was organized on April 25 and 26, 2024 at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas.
Dr. Gab-Su Seo, Prof. Keyue Ma Smedley, Mr. Craig Reschke, and Dr. Anamika Dubey honored our interactive and multidisciplinary event as the keynote speakers.
IEEE KPEC 2023
IEEE KPEC 2023
The 4th Annual IEEE Power and Energy Conference, 2023, (KPEC 2023) was organized on April 27 and 28, 2023 at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas.
Prof. Sheldon Williamson, Prof. Xiongfei Wang, Prof. Babak Fahimi, and Prof. Bulent Sarlioglu honored our interactive and multidisciplinary event as the keynote speakers.
IEEE KPEC 2022
IEEE KPEC 2022
The 3rd Annual IEEE Power and Energy Conference, 2022, (KPEC 2022) was organized on April 25 and 26, 2022 at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas.
Prof. Osama Mohammad, Prof. Adel Nasiri, Prof. Sarika K. Solanki , and Prof. Ned Mohan honored our interactive and multidisciplinary event as the keynote speakers.
IEEE KPEC 2021
IEEE KPEC 2021
The 2nd Annual IEEE Power and Energy Conference, 2021, (KPEC 2021) was organized on April 19 and 20, 2021 at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas.
Prof. Brad Lehman, Prof. Hamid Toliyat, Prof. Mehdi Ferdowsi, Prof. Ayman El-Refaie, and Mr. Jeremiah Miller honored our interactive and multidisciplinary event as the keynote speakers.
IEEE KPEC 2020
IEEE KPEC 2020
The 1st Annual IEEE Power and Energy Conference, 2020, (KPEC 2020) was organized on July 13 and 14, 2020 at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas.
Prof. Georges Zissis, Prof. Frede Blaabjerg, Prof. Thomas J. Overbye, Prof. Victor Veliadis, and Mr. Stanley Atcitty honored our interactive and multidisciplinary event as the keynote speakers.
Our University
Our University
Located in the Midwest, Kansas State University is one of the academic leaders in power and energy conversion technology. With close proximity to major power and engineering companies, our university is uniquely fitted for innovative ideas for the power and energy systems of tomorrow.
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