Scope
The energy sector is undergoing a profound digital transformation driven by decarbonization goals, increasing system complexity, and the integration of renewable resources. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a key enabler for forecasting, optimization, intelligent control, and decision-making in smart grids and critical infrastructures. This special session aims to bring together researchers and practitioners working on AI methodologies applied to energy systems and infrastructures. It seeks to foster interdisciplinary dialogue between experts in machine learning, optimization, control systems, and intelligent environments, promoting innovative approaches that bridge Ambient Intelligence technologies with real-world energy challenges. The session aligns with the ISAmI conference scope by emphasizing context-aware, adaptive, and intelligent systems that interact with complex physical environments such as energy networks and infrastructure systems. Submissions addressing theoretical advances, practical implementations, performance evaluation, and real-world case studies are especially encouraged.
Topics
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Machine Learning and Deep Learning for energy demand and generation forecasting
- Optimization and control of smart grids and microgrids
- AI for renewable energy integration and grid stability
- Multi-agent and autonomous systems for distributed energy management
- Explainable and trustworthy AI in critical infrastructures
- Physics-Informed Neural Networks for anomaly detection and predictive maintenance
- Energy data analytics and big data integration
- Decision-support systems for energy planning and operation
- Human-in-the-loop and socio-technical approaches in energy AI
Organizing Committee
- Iván Bernabé, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Spain)
- Ignacio Valiente, Universidad de Alcalá (Spain)
- Ricardo S. Alonso, Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (Spain)
Program Committee
- Jorge Pérez Aracil, Universidad de Alcalá (Spain)
- Laura María Cornejo Bueno, Universidad de Alcalá (Spain)
- Carlos Santos Pérez, Universidad de Alcalá (Spain)
- Jorge Guillén Pina, Universidad de Alcalá (Spain)
- Óscar García García, Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (Spain)
- Luis de la Fuente Valentín, Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (Spain)