FOR AUTHORS
Before you submit
IENET 2026 accepts original, unpublished papers in English. Please prepare the manuscript and the two required files before entering the online submission system.
Submission timeline & rolling review
The conference uses rolling peer review. Review results will be communicated to authors as they become available.
- Abstract submission deadline: 24 October 2026.
- Abstract acceptance notification: 7 November 2026.
- Full-paper submission deadline: 21 November 2026.
- Paper acceptance notification: 5 December 2026.
Manuscript preparation
Your paper should clearly present the research problem, method, main results and contribution. Manuscripts must contain at least four pages. Download the conference paper template.
Submit only work that has not been published or submitted elsewhere. Detailed formatting specifications and the official template will be announced through the conference website.
Submission and publication policy
- Each accepted paper is entitled to one free registration for oral or poster presentation.
- A 30% service fee of the publication fee will be charged for withdrawals made for personal reasons after payment.
- Papers should have academic or practical value and must not have been published previously. Authors may use CrossCheck, Turnitin or other systems for plagiarism checks at their own expense.
- Papers must meet the basic requirements for EI indexing, with attention to models, data, experiments and data analysis. The publisher has the final decision on acceptance.
Publication and indexing
IENET 2026 is an IEEE conference. All submitted papers will undergo a rigorous peer-review process. Accepted and presented papers that meet the publisher's requirements will be submitted to IEEE for publication in the conference proceedings, inclusion in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library, and indexing by EI Compendex and Scopus. Final publication and indexing outcomes are subject to the relevant publisher and database policies.
IEEE conference publication catalog numbers
| Media type | Part number | ISBN | Media quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xplore compliant | CFP256AX-ART | 979-8-3315-7971-5 | 1 |
| USB | CFP256AX-USB | 979-8-3315-7970-8 | 1 |
COOPERATING JOURNAL · ENERGIES
Energies Special Issue for IENET 2026
Selected outstanding conference papers may be recommended for independent journal peer review. Recommendation does not guarantee acceptance.
Intelligent Electrical Engineering and New Energy Technology for a Sustainable Future
- Manuscript deadline
- Journal
- Energies · Open access
Guest Editors
- Dr Cheng LuoHuazhong University of Science and Technology · Wuhan, China
- Dr Yixiao LuoHuazhong University of Science and Technology · Wuhan, China
Journal profile
- Impact Factor
- 3.9
- CiteScore
- 8.3
- Indexing
- SCIE · EI Compendex · Scopus
- Median publication time
- ≈ 42 days
APC discounts are subject to author eligibility and final confirmation by the journal.
Why publish in a Special Issue?
MDPI describes the following general benefits for authors publishing in a Special Issue. They apply to the Energies Special Issue as part of MDPI's programme.
Grouping related papers by subject can help readers navigate a broad-scope journal more efficiently.
A dedicated collection can make related research easier to find and may extend its scientific reach.
A shared theme can help authors identify peers, expand their networks and develop future collaborations.
Special Issue articles may receive additional visibility through the journal's social-media promotion.
Successful Special Issues may be republished by MDPI Books in online and printed book formats.
Files to upload
Online submission
- Prepare both files.Check that the Word document and PDF contain the same paper.
- Submit online.Use the official IENET 2026 submission system to upload the files.
- Keep the submission record.Retain the system confirmation for later correspondence with the Secretariat.
- Await peer review.Submissions are independently reviewed for quality, originality and relevance.