Paper Submission
The conference is sponsored by IEEE – Power Electronics Society (PELS), with also a “technical co-sponsorship” by the Transportation Electrification Community (TEC). Accepted papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore subject to meeting IEEE Xplore’s scope and quality requirements.
To be eligible, the papers submitted for consideration should meet the following requirements:
- the paper submitted to TTE should correctly cite the conference paper as a reference
- the cover letter should mention explicitly it is a post-conference paper and summarize the additional contents compared with the conference paper
- the submitted paper to TTE should have at least 30% to 50% new content.
Authors are kindly requested to submit their paper digests in the IEEE two-column format by 31 March 2026, using the provided template accessible HERE.
The dedicated platform for paper submission will be accessible soon.
Authors are reminded that the paper digest should consist of a minimum of 4 pages (excluding references) and include sections such as introduction, methodology, and provisional results.
Please ensure that references are correctly cited within the paper and included on the 5th page.
Notification of provisionnal acceptance will be sent to authors by 1 June 2026. The Final Paper Submission deadline is on 15 July 2026
Your final paper is definively accepted once your regitration is completed.
FINAL PAPER SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The final full paper has to comply with the IEEE template available and has to be uploaded in IEEE Xplore compatible pdf.
When preparing the final paper please strictly follow the conference template and all formatting details. Please convert your paper using pdf-express only!
Go to: https://ieee-pdf-express.org/ and use Conference ID: 70259X.
Please add the copyright notice in the bottom margin of the FIRST page (as shown in the template) of your paper (Times font, 8 p.)
For papers in which all authors are employed by the US government, the copyright notice is: U.S. Government work not
protected by U.S. copyright
For papers in which all authors are employed by a Crown government (UK, Canada, and Australia), the copyright notice is:
TBD
For papers in which all authors are employed by the European Union, the copyright notice is:
TBD
For all other papers, the copyright notice is: TBD
Please note that the presenting author must register for the congress. Otherwise, the paper will not be included in the technical programme of the Conference.
ORAL PRESENTATION OF THE PAPER
Presentations should be in PowerPoint or PDF format, and no audio data is allowed.
Presentation Guidelines:
- All presentations must be conducted using the Conference laptop, available in each lecture room.
- We strongly recommend lecturers upload their presentations to the Conference laptop before their session begins to minimize delays. For easy identification, please include the paper ID in the filename (e.g., ID24.pptx).
- Uploaded files will be removed from the Conference laptop after each session.
Alternative Setup:
- Authors who prefer not to upload their presentations may connect a USB drive to the Conference laptop at the start of their lecture and launch the presentation directly from there.
Timing:
- Each lecture has 15 minutes (12 minutes for the presentation and 3 minutes for audience questions). However, the time for questions may vary based on session flow and at the Chairman’s discretion.
POSTER PRESENTATION OF THE PAPER
All posters should be in A0 format (84 cm x 120 cm) with a vertical orientation only. While no specific design guidelines are provided, the ESARS-ITEC 2026 organizers recommend clearly displaying the title (minimum font size 72 pt) and author names with affiliations (minimum 48 pt), and using at least a 24 pt font for body text and figure captions.
At least one author per paper must be present during the dialogue session (75–90 minutes). Posters should be set up in the designated space at least 30 minutes before the session begins. In the Poster Area, authors will have materials available to secure their posters to the provided supports. Authors are kindly requested to remove their posters at the end of the dialogue session.
