The conference provides a platform for the authors to get recognition for their research findings and, innovations. The scope of the conference is multidisciplinary and focuses on the emerging areas in the field of Modern Power System, Advancements in Power Electronics & Drives, and Control Applications in Modern Power System. The accepted papers, presented by the duly registered authors in EPREC-2021, shall be submitted to SPRINGER for publication in Scopus-indexed Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering (LNEE). Only full papers (more than or equal to 5 pages) will be considered and abstracts/extended abstracts and short papers will not be considered for publication. The plagiarism policy** of SPRINGER-LNEE is to be followed by prospective authors. Prospective authors are invited to submit original and unpublished papers using Easychair at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=eprec2021 in the following areas:

Track 1: Recent Advances in Power Systems

Power System Restructuring, Smart Generation, Transmission & Distribution, Power Quality - Quantification and Estimation of Disturbances in transmission and distribution Networks, Converters and Control for improving power quality, Policy Issues - Policies for Distributed Generation, Smart Grids and operation with increased renewable penetration, Power System Restructuring, Economics & Electricity Markets, Demand Side Management, Home Automation & Smart Buildings, Transmission System Technologies, HVDC & FACTS, AI Applications to Power Systems, Advanced Power Apparatus, Micro, Nano & Pico Grids, Power System Planning & Reliability, Grid Flexibility, Resiliency & Security, Power Sector Policies & Regulations

Track 2: Recent Advances in Power Electronics & Drives

Developments in Power Electronics & Drives, Smart Grid Modeling, Power Converters- Topologies, modeling and Control, Components and Devices - Power Device modeling and Device Drivers, Packaging of Devices, systems and thermal issues, Magnetic materials and Component design, passives and filter designs, Electrical Machines - Modeling, Analysis and Design of rotating and linear machines and electromagnetic devices, Industrial Drives - Converters, Operation and Control, EMI - EMI and EMC issues in Power Electronic System Design and Packaging, Methods of Analysis and filters, Energy Storage - Role and Operation in Grids and Microgrids, Charging and Discharging, Battery Management Systems, Battery Engineering, Battery use and reuse, Smart & Micro Grids - Modeling and Control, Integration of Multiple Energy Sources, Economics of Smart Grids and Microgrids, Power Flow Control - Reactive and active power controls, FACTS devices, Transportation - Power Electronics and motor control for xEV Applications, charging methods and standards, Wireless Charging, G2V and V2G applications, Aircraft and space applications, Railway Traction applications

Track 3: Control Applications in Modern Power System

Control for renewable-based distributed generation , Renewable Energy - Control and Grid Interaction, Wide Area Monitoring, Control & Automation, Control Applications to Power Systems, Optimization Problems in Future Grids, Data Analytics & IOT for Power Systems, Signal Processing Analytics for Power Systems, Physical, Cyber & System Security in Power Grids, Energy Management for Smart Systems, Multi Energy Vector, Zero Carbon System, Miscellaneous

**Springer follows stringent policies for plagiarism. Papers having similarities beyond a specified limit of 10% will be straightaway rejected and therefore, it should be below 10% for camera-ready papers. The authors also need to obtain permission from the copyright holder for third-party content use, if any.

The minimum page length should be 5 (please use Springer-LNEE format) and as of now, there is no maximum limit proposed by the organizing committee. However, the preferred page length is between 5 to 20. Additional pages can also be allowed depending upon the reviewers' comments.

The National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur (NIT Jamshedpur), is an Institute of National Importance located at Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, India. Established as a Regional Institute of Technology in 1960, it was upgraded to National Institute of Technology (NIT) on 27 December 2002 with the status of Deemed University. It is one of the 31 NITs in India, and as such is directly under the control of the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD). It is the third in the chain of eight NITs established as a part of the Second Five Year Plan (1956–61) by the Government of India. The Institute has twelve departments including engineering, science and humanities. The institute offers a 4-year Bachelor of Technology degree in the various streams. The institute also offers Master and Ph.D degrees in various streams. The institute is bound to the quest for academic excellence and good governance, growth of institute, admired and respected institute for students, employees and industry, innovative leader.

The Department of Electrical Engineering was started in 1960. The Department has been consistently producing quality Engineers since its inception and is also involved in research and development activities. The alumni of the department are well placed in both public and private sectors. In addition to the UG programme the department runs PG programme in Power Systems and Power Electronics and Drives and Ph.D. program in different areas of specialization.