Belgrade, 17th and 18th October 2019

In order to limit the adverse effects of climate change and reduce their environmental impacts, the reorientation towards clean and renewable sources of electricity will be necessary in the following several decades. By comparison with other types of energy, electricity has the highest consumption rate and, therefore, in the following period we can expect the closing of older, less efficient power plants that use fossil fuels. The transition to renewable sources of electricity also requires more favourable loans. The continuing reduction of investment costs will lead to the increasing use of renewable sources. Renewable energy sources are increasingly used worldwide and the prices of electricity generated this way are already below the prices of electricity generated using fossil fuels.

The Seventh International Conference on Renewable Electricity Sources will be focused on the following aims: reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, study, promotion and wide use of renewable sources of electricity, conservation of natural resources, energy efficiency, and reduction of fossil fuel based electricity consumption.

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Important dates

• Submission of abstracts, 1st May 2019
• Notification on abstract acceptance, 15th May 2019
• Submission of papers, 1st July 2019
• Sending of paper review reports, 1st August 2019
• Submission of finished papers, 1st September 2019
• The 7th International Conference on Renewable Electricity Sources – 17th and 18th October 2019
  

 

Aims of the Conference

• To promote scientific ideas and results of research, development, and use of renewable electricity sources
• To improve technologies for using renewable electricity sources as primary or complementary sources of electricity
• To inform and educate the general public on advantages and possibilities of using renewable electricity sources
• To promote local and global interests in the application of renewable electricity sources
• To promote rational use of electricity consuming devices in order to reduce electricity consumption and achieve better energy efficiency
• To affirm renewable electricity sources as sustainable electricity sources
• To propose solutions in accordance with economic power and future development
• To conserve natural resources

Thematic Fields of the Conference

Environment, Sustainability and Politics

• Environmental impact, climate change and sustainable development
• Economic aspects
• Trends: past, present, future
• Planning and sustainability
• Renewable electricity market
• Legal regulations and standardization
• Conservation of natural resources

Energy Sources and Energy Storage

• Energy from biomass, solid waste and biogas
• Geothermal energy
• Water energy
• Wind energy
• Solar energy
• Thermoelectric systems
• Energy storage systems
• New materials and new technologies in the field of renewable electricity sources
• Smart electricity management
  

Energy efficiency in the context of use of electricity renewable sources

• Industry
• Public utilities
• Households
• Housing construction
• Agriculture
• Energy efficient consumers

Applications and Services

• Industry
• Buildings in urban and rural environments
• Solar hybrid micronetworks
• Public utilities
• Agriculture
• Electric power systems
• Transport

International Scientific Committee

• Prof. Slađana Alagić, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Viorel Badescu, PhD, Romania
• Prof. Pellumb Berberi, PhD, Albania
• Prof. Miroslav Bjekić, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Oleksandr Bondarenko, Ukraine
• Prof. Alla Denysova, PhD, Bulgaria
• Željko Despotović, PhD, Serbia
• Stevan Dimitrijević, PhD, Serbia
• Academician Prof. Zoran Đurić, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Aleksandar Gajić, PhD, Serbia
• Aleksandar Ivančić, PhD, Spain
• Prof. Miroljub Jeftić, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Branko Kovačević, PhD, Serbia
• Rastislav Kragić, Serbia
• Prof. Vladimir Krstić, Canada
• Prof. Nikolay Lopatkin, Russia
• Stefan Mandić-Rajčević, PhD, Italy
• Prof. Nikolay Mihailov, Bulgaria
• Prof. Nebojša Mitrović, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Milica Naumović, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Stefka Nedeltcheva, PhD, Bulgaria
• Dušan Nikolić, M.S. Australia
• Zoran Nikolić, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Elena Ponomaryova, Ukraine
• Mila Pucar, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Nikola Rajaković,PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Birgit Scheppat, PhD, Germany
• Prof. Valerij Sytnikov, PhD, Ukraine
• Prof. Velimir Stefanović, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Zoran Stević, PhD Serbia (the Chairman)
• Prof. Zoran Stojiljković, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Volodymyr Sydorets, PhD, Ukraine
• Prof. Nada Štrbac, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Dragan Tasić, PhD, Serbia
• Prof. Michael Todorov, PhD, Bulgaria
• Nataša Tomić, PhD, Serbia
• Milica Vlahović, PhD, IHTM, Belgrade
• Zhongying Wang, PhD, China
• Wanxing Wang, PhD, China
• Xuejun Wang, PhD, China
• Prof. Hengzhao Yang, USA
• Ruiying Zhang, PhD, China

Organizing Committee

• Mila Pucar
• Rastislav Kragić
• Zoran Nikolić (the Chairman)
• Ilija Radovanović
• Žarko Ševaljević
• Jelena Salević

Important notes

In the application, the proposed topic and contents of the paper should be explained in an abstract of max. 200 words. The application should be submitted to the Organizer by 1st May 2019. Authors will receive the notification on their paper acceptance and instruction for manuscript preparation by 15th May 2019.

Papers on accepted topic should be submitted by 1st July 2019. A full-length paper should have maximum 8 pages and one author should not be the author of more than 5 papers.

The abstracts of the papers accepted by the International Scientific Committee and included in the Programme will be published in the printed book of abstracts. The Proceedings will be published on the website: www.izdanja.smeits.rs and will have ISBN number. The original papers can be assigned DOI number.

The selected papers can be suggested for publication in the following journals: Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, International Journal of Energy Research, Wind Energy, Journal of Modern Power Systems and Clean Energy.

The official language of the conference is English.

For requirements regarding the conference sponsorship and participation in the exhibition within the conference, please contact the Organizer.

Conference fee

The conference fee for Serbian citizens is EUR 100 (or dinar countervalue, VAT included), if the payment is effected by 1st October; after that date the conference fee is EUR 140 (in dinar countervalue, VAT included). The conference fee includes: the printed Book of Abstracts, the conference organization costs, a cocktail on the first conference day, formal lunch after the end of the conference, and other. SMEITS members and students will have 20% discount when paying the fee. The corresponding author (or the presenting author) will be exempt from the conference fee payment.

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