About Us
The ESTS 2025 will focus on emerging electric ship technologies in the following major technical areas:
- Ship and System-level Models, Methods and Guidelines, Including Model-Based System Engineering and Digital Twins
- Subsystem and Converter-level Models, Methods and Guidelines, Including Model-Based System Engineering
- Electric Propulsion and Generation (Machines, Variable Speed Drives, Propulsors)
- Electrical Power Conversion for DC & AC Distribution, including Active Current Limitation
- Energy Storage, and Pulsating Loads: Integration, Control, and Impact on System Performance
- Power Distribution, Cabling, and Renewable Energy Architectures
- Protection, Reconfiguration, Survivability, and Electromagnetic Interference Considerations
- Power System Control Methods and Architectures
- Cyber-physical Systems and Cybersecurity Considerations for Shipboard Platforms
- Dielectric Challenges
- Power System Diagnostics, Prognostics, and Proactive Maintenance
- Characterization and Modeling of Power Devices for Continuous and Pulsed Power Applications
The ESTS 2025 invites commercial and military ship end-users, shipbuilders, port operators, classification societies, machinery and equipment manufacturers, research institutes, universities and other organizations around the world to present their views, opinions, experiences with their studies, research, designs and future advances on these subjects.
Conference Details
August 5, 2025 – August 8, 2025
Websites
Main Event Website
IEEE ESTS 2025
Conference Hotel Booking Link
Hilton Alexandria Old Town
