ETFG 2025

2025 IEEE International Conference on Energy Technologies for Future Grids
7–11 December 2025 · Wollongong, NSW, Australia

Challenges, Solutions and Opportunities for Industrial Transformation

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About ETFG 2025

IEEE ETFG 2025 was a biennial international conference bringing together researchers, policymakers and industry professionals to explore emerging energy technologies and solutions for the transformation of future electricity grids. Organised by the ARC Future Grids Training Centre in collaboration with government organisations, universities and industry partners across Australia.

RESEARCH

Emerging technologies and research

INDUSTRY

Industry challenges and solutions

COLLABORATION

Connecting researchers, industry and government

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725

Paper Submissions

60+

Countries Represented

ETFG 2025 AT A GLANCE

447

Accepted Papers

  • "Together, let us chart a course toward a sustainable, secure and innovative energy future.

    —Distinguished Professor Kashem Muttaqi
    General Chair, ETFG 2025

  • “This conference reflects what UOW stands for: excellence in research, innovation, and collaboration across disciplines and borders.

    —Professor G.Q. Max Lu AO
    Vice-Chancellor and President, University of Wollongong


  • “Conferences like ETFG 2025 play a vital role in accelerating discovery and translating research into real-world impact.

    —Professor Mark Hoffman
    Interim Provost, University of Wollongong

  • “Your insights and collaborations have the potential to drive innovation, inform policy, and accelerate the transition towards cleaner, more sustainable energy systems.

    —Senior Professor Gursel Alici
    Executive Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, University of Wollongong


  • “The Training Centre exemplifies the collaborative model of industry-focused research and training that IAS strongly supports.

    —Professor Ayman El-Refaie
    President, IEEE Industry Applications Society (IAS)

  • “Ensuring that these innovations can be efficiently embedded into existing and new infrastructure remains a central task for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers alike.

    —Prof. Raad Raad
    Head of School – School of Electrical, Computer, and Telecommunications Engineering (SECTE), University of Wollongong


Research in Action

Presentations and technical discussions

Sharing Ideas

Poster sessions and researcher interaction

Connecting Industry & Research

Industry engagement and networking

Celebrating the Community

Conference highlights and memorable moments

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