Energy Informatics.Academy Conference 2025 (EI.A 2025)
3-6 December 2025, Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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📢 EI.A 2025 Starts Next Week!

We look forward to welcoming all registered participants to Kuala Lumpur for EI.A 2025. Final program details, venue information, and logistics have been updated on the website.

🎓 Summer School: Final Preparations Underway

The EI.A 2025 Summer School will take place right before the conference.

We look forward to an inspiring week of learning, collaboration, and innovation.

📘 Upcoming Article Collections in Energy Informatics

We are pleased to announce three upcoming article collections in the Springer Nature journal Energy Informatics, linked to EI.A 2025 Special Sessions.

👉 For more information about the collections and the journal, please see the “Call for Article Collections in Energy Informatics” section on this page

Important Dates

Conference Dates

3-6 Dec. 2025

WELCOME

Energy Informatics.Academy Conference 2025 (EI.A 2025) invites global academics and industry professionals to submit their groundbreaking research, innovative developments, and transformative projects in the multidisciplinary field of energy informatics. Please seize this opportunity to share your work, engage in stimulating discussions with peers and industry experts, and contribute to the advancement of energy informatics!

This year, EI.A 2025, held at the Institute of Informatics and Computing in Energy (IICE), Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is co-hosted with the Summer School in Energy Informatics 2025 (1-2 December 2025).

Conference Scope

EI.A 2024 explores a diverse range of topics within the energy and informatics domains, including but not limited to:

Energy Domain

Informatics Domain

Renewable, decentralized and distributed energy resources
Smart grids, microgrids, and energy communities
District heating and cooling
Energy flexibility, demand response, and load management
Sectorial coupling
Smart transportation
Smart industry
Smart cities and urban energy systems
Smart buildings
Hydrogen energy and fuel cells
Energy markets, business models, and finance
Energy policy, regulation, and economics
Energy system sustainability, resilience and reliability, and environmental impacts
Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS)

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Big data analytics, data management, and data visualization
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and natural language processing
Internet of Things (IoT), edge computing, and smart sensors
Cloud computing, distributed systems, and high-performance computing
Digital twins, simulations, and modeling
Software development and intelligent control systems
Cybersecurity, privacy, and blockchain technologies
Information and communication technologies (ICT) and information systems
Cyber-physical systems and predictive maintenance
Virtual and augmented reality

Call for Article Collections in Energy Informatics

The Energy Informatics Academy is pleased to announce three thematic article collections in the journal Energy Informatics, published by Springer Nature.
These collections are directly linked to the EI.A 2025 Special Sessions, and EI.A2025 authors will be invited to submit extended versions of their conference papers.
Open submissions from the broader research community are also welcome, provided they fall within the scope of the journal.

1. Context-Aware Digital Innovations for Energy Transitions

(Linked to EI.A 2025 Special Session: Local and Regional Perspectives in Energy Informatics)

This collection promotes global cross-learning, bringing together insights from the Nordic region, Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe, and beyond.

2. Thermal Storage and Flexibility in Buildings

(Linked to EI.A 2025 Special Session: Thermal Storage and Flexibility in Buildings: Digitalization, Control, and Market Integration of Activated Building Mass)

The collection is supported by IEA ES Task 43 and aims to accelerate TAB deployment in residential, commercial, and institutional buildings.