PEMD 2022

The 11th International Conference on Power Electronics, Machines and Drives

11 – 14 April 2022

LTC Building, Newcastle University, UK

 

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Call for Papers deadline: 21 October 2021

This is your chance to share your work or hear from those innovating in the field and join the 450 strong audience of expert industrial representatives and academia.

PEMD brings together hundreds of power electronics, machines and drives specialists from around the world to share and learn about the latest developments in the technologies and applications of electrical drives, machines and power electronic systems.

We look forward to bringing our incredibly popular and highly regarded 4-day knowledge-sharing platform to Newcastle in 2022.

Call for Papers deadline: 21 October 2021
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Chairs’ welcome

"As we emerge from the pandemic, climate change and environmental concerns will again rise to the top of the political agenda. Electrification and PEMD technology is the backbone of the low carbon economy and the next few years are likely to see continued growth in our sector. "Newcastle has a long industrial heritage and academic reputation in this area, and the wider North East England region is the home of many modern PEMD developments. "Combined with Newcastle’s modern facilities, historic city, beautiful quayside and famed nightlife, this makes the perfect backdrop for a technical conference."

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"Power Electronics, Machines and Drives are revolutionising the world we live and work in, displacing mechanical and chemical energy conversion systems. Electric vehicles, renewable energy, battery charging and energy storage have brought machines, drives and energy systems into everyday life as frontier technologies. The challenges of these changes will be captured, explored and addressed at PEMD 2022.

"PEMD 2022 will encourage industrial involvement. It is in the industrial arena that the final strive to deliver the electrical future is made. A parallel virtual component will be present so PEMD 2022 will be accessible to the widest possible audience and speakers.

"Please participate and be electrified!"

Nick Baker, Senior Lecturer, Newcastle University
Helen Pollock, Founder, Technelec
PEMD 2022 co-chairs.

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Who should attend?

This highly popular and sought after conference regularly attracts both industry and academia from a wide range of sectors including:

Power electronics specialists, Machines and drives experts, Engineers Manufacturers, Suppliers and vendors, Consultants, Students, Professors, PhD students

Working within a variety of industries such as Power electronics and equipment, including transmission and distribution and renewable generation, Transport, Manufacturing, Built environment.

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This conference can count towards CPD requirements. You'll earn 18 hours of CPD. To keep your CPD records up to date ask in advance for an attendance certificate.