Dear CAST community,

I am pleased to announce a special issue for the journal Processes, with the
theme Modeling and Simulation of Energy Systems. 

This special issue will curate novel advances in research which either use
modeling and simulation as an important component of the analysis of energy
systems, or, present the development of new and better models of energy
systems or energy system components. In order to maximize impact, authors
contributing to this special issue will be invited to deposit their process
models in the open access repository for the process systems engineering
community at http://PSEcommunity.org and/or provide as supplementary
material. These may include contributions such as process simulation files,
computer code, spreadsheets, model files, optimization codes, or other
relevant digital objects used for modelling and simulation purposes with
either commercial or open source software.

Topics include, but are not limited to:

 * The development of models or simulations of individual process units
contained within energy systems
 * The development of models or simulations of energy process systems
 * Simulation techniques, software, algorithms, or other tools for modeling
and simulation
 * Design, analysis, control, optimization, operation, planning, or
scheduling of an energy system that employs models or simulations, such as
techno-economic analyses, energy/exergy analyses, environmental or life
cycle analyses, value and supply chains analysis, or other.

For those new to the journal, I am happy to provide (upon request) the
reviews that I received on my own recently published article in Processes,
unfiltered, to give a sense of the rigor of the review process.

Processes is an open access journal. Article publishing charges are only 350
CHF (about $375 USD) if the manuscript is submitted by July 1, and 850 CHF
after. The final date for submission is September 15, 2018.

For more information on the special issue, please see the link below, or
contact me at [log in to unmask]: 

Special Issue Page:
http://www.mdpi.com/journal/processes/special_issues/simulation_energy 

Thanks and I hope you consider participating in this special issue!

Prof. Thomas A. Adams II
Guest Editor
Department of Chemical Engineering, McMaster University