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EVER’12 covers topics on the ecological vehicle theme (EV), those on the renewable energy theme (RE),and those shared by both themes (REV), including (but not limited to) the following:
EV1: Ecological Vehicles
a: Road vehicles
b: Trains and trams
c: Boats and yachts
d: Others
EV3: Traction Drives and Generators
a: Electric machine design and control
b: Static converter design and control
c: Variable speed drives and generators
d: Monitoring and diagnostics
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EV2: Ecological Propulsion systems
a: Electric propulsion systems
b: Hybrid propulsion systems
c: Clean thermal propulsion systems
d: Flywheel propulsion systems
EV4: Ecological Power Supplies
a: Batteries and ultracapacitors
b: Recharging infrastructures
c: Fuel cells
d: Hydrogen infrastructures
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RE1: Wind Energy Systems
a: Wind turbine design and control
b: Wind generator design and control
c: Wind farm generating systems
d: Interfacing to the grid and GCRs
RE3: Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
a: Wind/solar hybrid energy systems
b: Other hybrid renewable energy systems
c: Smart grids
d: Energy storage and management |
RE2: Solar Energy Systems
a: PV cell sizing and optimization
b: PV panels and associated converters
c: PV system control and grid connection
d: Solar water pumping, heating and treatment
RE4: Efficient Energy Management in Buildings
a: Buildings and renewable energy integration
b: Networked energy aware white-goods
c: ICT for sustainable homes
d: Smart home
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REV1: Marketing and Economical Impacts
a: Market analysis, research and prediction
b: Employment market expansion
c: Economic benefits in short and long terms
d: Demonstration, training and maintenance
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REV2: Education and Regulations
a: National programs
b: Public policies and facilities
c: Public education and youth programs
d: Safety, recycling and standardization |
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