ECCE Europe aims at offering an outstanding conference programme at very attractive rates to bring the whole power electronics community together in Darmstadt. Take advantage of early bid discounts until 1 July.

You can now register for ECCE Europe 2024!

On 2 September is Tutorial-Day at ECCE Europe 2024 with many interesting topics covering high power systems, reliability, drivetrains, magnetics, control and stability, etc. Check out the list of tutorials and our fantastic lineup of instructors from both academia and industry.

Don't wory if you cannot attend all sessions - the registration (flat fee) includes presentation materials of all tutorials!

Commencing in 2024, IEEE PELS is embarking on a new collaboration with the European Center for Power Electronics (ECPE) for the PELS flagship conference in Europe: IEEE ECCE Europe 2024. The conference will take place at the Darmstadtium in Darmstadt, Germany.

Research in Power Electronics is very dynamic and especially PhD students sometime suffer from the long delay between paper submission and their publication. Because of that and also responding to requests we offer for the ECCE Europe 2024 a Work in Progress Papers (WIP) submission:

• Submission of four (4) pages with preliminary results including at least preliminary experimental data until 17 June (this deadline is ultimate).
• WIP will undergo a review process.
• If review is positive: acceptance notification until 22 July.
• Submission of a full paper (8 pages max) until the start of the conference (2 September).
• Accepted papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore.
• During the conference the latest result paper will be presented in a dedicated session.

Save the date!

The ECCE-Europe 2025 conference and exhibition will take place from 31 August to 4 September at the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Birmingham, UK.

Prof. Volker Pickert (Newcastle University) and Prof. Patrick Wheeler (University of Nottingham) serve as general chairs and are looking forward to welcoming the power electronics community to the West Midlands, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution.