MERIE group of the RMEI : Mediteranean Green Energy NetWork

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MERIE Group: The Mediteranean Green Energy NetWork

Mediterranean Green Energy NetWork
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The Mediterranean Green Energy Network (the MERIE Group of the RMEI) has been created thanks to the RMEI Network who gathers partners and members comming from all countries arround the mediterranee. Inside this network Nacer K M'Sirdi and Ferruchio Pittaluga have created an energy action in 2006 and extended it in a cooperation group in 2008: the MERIE Group for cooperations on Mediterranean Efficient, Renewable and Intelligent Energies).
When trying to cooperate and setting up common projects, the involved researchers, have started to work in an open environment and then the HyRES Lab has been created as an open Lab for International cooperation of Mediterranean Teams interested by research problems applicable to mediterranean countries and taking into account mediterranean problems, specific features and constraints.
The Mediterranean Green Energy Network was then born and has as main concern to find the good solutions for energies with respect to environment arround the mediterranea see. Note that this Mediterranean Network has good relations with the WREN, WREC and SEB of KES. In 2011 the SEB '11 has been hosted by the LSIS and Aix Marseille University where J.R Howlett and prof Ali Sayigh was strongly invokved to help us to start. In 2013, we have jointly organized the first MGEF in the USMBA University of Fez.

Story of the MGEF inside the Energy group of Mediterranean Network RMEI

At no time in modern history has energy played a more crucial role in the development and well being of nations than at present. The source and nature of energy, the security of supply and the equity of distribution, the environmental impact of its supply and utilization, are all crucial matters to be addressed by suppliers, consumers, governments, industry, academia, and financial institutions.
The Mediterranean Green Energy Forum (MGEF) is a major international conference on Energy and sustainability for Mediterranean countries created by the impulse of the SASV group of the LSIS with the support and helps of the RMEI network and his partners and is promoted by KES and WREN. In 2011 the SEB '11, organized by Nacer K M'Sirdi and Aziz Naamane in Marseille, has been hosted by the LSIS and Aix Marseille University where J.R Howlett and prof Ali Sayigh was strongly invokved to help us to start. In 2013, we have jointly organized the first MGEF in the USMBA University of Fez..
The first conference (MGEF-2013) has been hosted by the University Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, Fes, Morocco following the proposition of professor N. K. M’Sirdi. It has been jointly organised by a partnership made up of KES International, the World Renewable Energy Network (WREN) and LSIS Marseilles, France.
MGEF-2013 was a combination of the annual KES Sustainability in Energy and Buildings conference and a regional meeting of the well-known World Renewable Energy Congress (WREC).
The Mediterranean Green Energy Forum (MGEF) is strongly related to the RMEI Network. The objectives of RMEI address education, research, innovation and economic development in the global context of individual mobility and sustainable development in the Mediterranean. The MERIE group of reflexion on Mediterranean Efficient, Renewable and Intelligent Energies of the RMEI constitute the essential part on IPC of the MGEF. The MERIE group of RMEI has now created its Associated International Research Laboratory so to develop a Mediterranean scientific co-operation for renewable energies and green building. The senior researchers of the HyRES Lab compose the Steering committee of the MGEF.
In conclusion MGEF is a conference held and handled by Mediterranean researchers that collaborate, exchange ideas and look for the best model to cover Energy needs specific to Mediterranean countries. It is also strongly related to effective actions, collaborations and applications with all the facilities offered by the RMEI Network (student exchanges and collaborative actions). The HyRES Lab and the MERIE group of RMEI experts will continue their recommended actions:
- To organise the conference of the MGEF every year in the Mediterranean countries
- To collaborate involving RMEI students on the Mediterranean countries Energy problems
- To help the GaMe student structure (http://game.rmei.eu/) which holds, for the MERIE group, the student competition MedReCup of innovation
- To enhance the efficiency in the growing use of the renewable energy in the Mediterranean Region
- To identify the best Mediterranean research topics and funding for student mobility and exchanges

The second MGEF 2015 will be held the 26-28 March 2015, hosted by Cadi Ayyad University and ENSA of Marrakech, Morocco in the multi conference CESA CCCA MGEF2015.

MGEF the Forum Promoted by the World Renewable Energy Congress, a major recognised forum for networking between these sectors and the Sustainability in Energy and Buildings of KES, the MGEF addresses these issues in Med Countries through regular meetings and exhibitions, bringing together representatives of all those involved in the supply, distribution, consumption and development of energy sources which are benign, sustainable, accessible and economically viable.

The Conference MGEF 2015The MGEF 2015 invites participation and paper submissions across a broad range of renewable energy and sustainability-related topics relevant to the main theme of Sustainability in Energy and Buildings. Applicable areas include technology for renewable energy and sustainability in the built environment; also optimisation and modelling techniques, information and communication technology usage, behaviour and practice, including applications.

The Topics of the MGEF The MGEF Topics are: Renewable Energies, Sustainability and environmental sciences, Energy and buildings sustainability, Low or near zero energy buildings, Positive energy efficient buildings and refurbishment.
Distributed energy sources: grid integration and control, Smart buildings as energy islands, Smart Grids.
Energy storage: role, multi-generation systems, Interconnected infrastructures, Energy and homes,
Flexible demand: smart homes, Forecasting for smart systems, Natural gas and power markets, Large-scale gas to power generation, Power-to-gas: energy storage system of the future, Energy management,
Energy and Environment: Alternative and green energy, Waste management, Waste treatment and recycling, Water network and security, Smart cities, Transports, Electrical Machines and Drive Systems, Electric Vehicle Technologies, High Voltage and Insulation Technologies.

Participation to the MGEF 2015 The MGEF 2015 invites participation and paper submissions across a broad range of renewable energy and sustainability-related topics relevant to the main theme of Sustainability in Energy and Buildings. Applicable areas include technology for renewable energy and sustainability in the built environment; also optimisation and modelling techniques, information and communication technology usage, behaviour and practice, including applications.
Short Track papers will be published as a proceeding publications by Fikra Publishing.

Call for Papers for MGEF 2015Contributions are invited on the subjects within the conference scope and also on other relevant areas. All contributions should be of high quality, original and not published elsewhere or submitted for publication during the review period.
Full papers will be reviewed by the IPC and if accepted and presented, they may be published after the conference in Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development journal, available in Fikra Publishing.

Call for Invited Sessions and WorkshopSenior researchers who would like to organise an invited session, on the MGEF topics, of about 6 papers, which they select from colleagues, or a workshop (more than twelve full papers), are invited to submit a proposal for consideration. See .. here .. for details.

Invited and Special Sessions proposals should include • The title of the session or the Workshop;
• A paragraph describing the theme of the session / workshop;
• Contact details for the Chair(s) and eventually a co chair;
• A short-form CV for the proposed Invited Session Chair(s).
• A list of the expected papers (titles and authors).

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