Committees
Honorary Chairman
Ala’aldeen Al-Halhouli (Jordan)
General Chairman
Osama Saadeh (Jordan)
International Steering Committee
Chairman:
ZQ Zhu (Hong Kong)
Members:
Nicola Bianchi (Italy)
Frede Blaabjerg (Denmark)
Ion Boldea (Romania)
Ayman M. El-Refaie (USA)
Omar Hegazy (Belgium)
Michela Longo (Italy)
Hiroyuki Ohsaki (Japan)
Antonio J. Marques Cardoso (Portugal)
Luis Martinez-Salamero (Spain)
Ahmed Masmoudi (Tunisia)
Michael Schier (Germany)
Jian-Xin Shen (China)
Pascal Venet (France)
Technical Program Committee
Chairman:
Ahmed Masmoudi (Tunisia)
Members:
Imen Abdennadher (Tunisia)
Haitham Abu-Rub (Qatar)
Ayaz Ahmad (KSA)
Shehab Ahmed (KSA)
Farah Alatrash (Jordan)
Kamal Al Haddad (Canada)
Yacine Amara (France)
Antero Arkkio (Finland)
Matthew Barth (USA)
Omar Bataineh (Jordan)
Alberto Bellini (Italy)
Hamid Ben Ahmed (France)
Mohamed Benbouzid (France)
Lazhar Ben-Brahim (Qatar)
Aldo Boglietti (Italy)
Stefano Bracco (Italy)
Concettina Buccella (Italy)
Domenico Casadei (Italy)
Ming Cheng (China)
Zhe Chen (Denmark)
Akira Chiba (Japan)
Maria L. Corradini (Italy)
Brayima Dakyo (France)
Mauro D’Apuzzo (Italy)
Jessica de Wild (Belgium)
Antonino Oscar Di Tommaso (Italy)
Matias Diazd (Chile)
Frans Dijkhuizen (Sweden)
Alberto Doria (Italy)
David G. Dorrell (South Africa)
Mamadou L. Doumbia (Canada)
Ali Emadi (USA)
Bulent Ertan (Turkey)
Angelo Farina (Italy)
Stephan Frei (Germany)
Adel Gastli (Qatar)
Lucia Gauchia (USA)
Chris Gerada (UK)
Madeleine Gibescu (the Netherlands)
Samuele Grillo (Italy)
Mohammad Hamed (Jordan)
Bashar Hammad (Jordan)
Michel Hecquet (France)
Markus Henke (Germany)
Seung-Hyun Kong (South Korea)
Roberto Horowitz (USA)
Ahmed Hussein (Germany)
Shiori Idaka (Japan)
Grzegorz Iwanski (Poland)
Maarten Kamper (South Africa)
Choon Ki Ahn (South Korea)
Katherine A. Kim (Taiwan)
Antonios Kladas (Greece)
Johann W. Kolar (Switzerland)
Ji-Yun Lee (South Korea)
Yongdong Li (China)
Marco Liserre (Germany)
Kan Liu (China)
Yujing Liu (Sweden)
Lucia Lo Bello (Italy)
Qinfen Lu (China)
Sonja Lundmark (Sweden)
Yisheng Lv (China)
Zaatar Makni (France)
Juliette Marais (France)
Fabrizio Marignetti (Italy)
Rosa Anna Mastromauro (Italy)
Daniel Medina (Germany)
Jan Melkebeek (Belgium)
Michela Meo (Italy)
Rosario Miceli (Italy)
Marta Molinas (Norway)
Annette Muetze (Austria)
Mohamed Wissem Naouar (Tunisia)
Shima Nazari (USA)
Cristina Olaverri Monreal (Austria)
Grzegorz Ombach (Germany)
Leila Parsa (USA)
Nejila Parspour (Germany)
Giuditta Pisano (Italy)
Juha J. Pyrhnen (Finland)
Ronghai Qu (China)
Eider Robles (Spain)
Tamas Ruzsanyi (Hungary)
Simona Sacone (Italy)
Bulent Sarlioglu (USA)
Anna Scaglione (USA)
Benedikt Schmuelling (Germany)
Alessandro Silvestri (Italy)
Jian-Xin Shen (China)
David A. Stone (UK)
Juliette Soulard (UK)
Elisabetta Tedeschi (Norway)
Alberto Tessarolo (Italy)
Torbjorn Thiringer (Sweden)
Hamid A. Toliyat (USA)
Andrea Tortella (Italy)
Massimo Vitelli (Italy)
Fei-Yue Wang (China)
Steven Wilkins (the Netherlands)
Shaopeng Wu (China)
Jinquan Xu (China)
Luca Zarri (Italy)
Zhengming Zhao (China)
Jianguo Zhu (Australia)
ZQ Zhu (Hong Kong)
Organizing Committee
Chairman:
Sahar Qaadan (Jordan)
Members:
Amani Abujabal (Jordan)
Orouba Abunaseer (Jordan)
Maysa Ammouri (Jordan)
Mohammad Ayyash (Jordan)
Ghaith Bader (Jordan)
Ahmad Falayleleh (Jordan)
Abdullah Fararjeh (Jordan)
Jennifer Gronau (Jordan)
Lana Harb (Jordan)
Anas Kasasbeh (Jordan)
Wajdi Khalil (Jordan)
Humda Qamar (Jordan)
Murad Samhouri (Jordan)
Publication Committee
Chairman:
Ahmed Masmoudi (Tunisia)
Members:
Imen Abdennadher (Tunisia)
Mohamed Krid (Tunisia)
Amal Souissi (Tunisia)
It is my great pleasure and honor to welcome you to the Fourth International Conference on Sustainable Mobility Applications, Renewables, and Technology (SMART 2026), hosted by the German Jordanian University (GJU) in Madaba, Jordan.
SMART 2026 continues a growing and successful conference series that has established itself as an important international forum for researchers, engineers, practitioners, industry experts, and policymakers working in the broad fields of sustainable mobility, renewable energy systems, green buildings, and smart and sustainable technologies. This edition reflects our strong commitment at GJU to advancing applied research, innovation, and impactful collaboration at the interface of energy, mobility, digitalization, and sustainability.
The technical program of SMART 2026 covers a wide spectrum of timely and critical topics, including electric and hybrid mobility, charging infrastructure, renewable energy systems, smart grids, energy-efficient buildings, industrial decarbonization, sustainable computing, and life-cycle and environmental assessment, among many others. These themes are not only at the core of current scientific and technological progress, but also directly address the pressing global challenges of climate change, resource efficiency, and sustainable development.
SMART 2026 is further strengthened by the active participation and collaboration of our international partners, in line with GJU’s unique mission of “Going Global”. The conference brings together distinguished keynote speakers, high-quality technical sessions, and vibrant discussions that foster knowledge exchange, cross-disciplinary dialogue, and new research and innovation partnerships.
Beyond the technical program, we hope that SMART 2026 will provide an inspiring environment for networking, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas, while also allowing our guests to experience the rich cultural and historical heritage of Jordan.
I warmly welcome you to SMART 2026 and wish you a productive, inspiring, and memorable conference.
It is my great pleasure and honor to welcome you to the Fourth International Conference on Sustainable Mobility Applications, Renewables, and Technology (SMART 2026), hosted by the German Jordanian University (GJU) in Madaba, Jordan.
SMART 2026 continues a growing and successful conference series that has established itself as an important international forum for researchers, engineers, practitioners, industry experts, and policymakers working in the broad fields of sustainable mobility, renewable energy systems, green buildings, and smart and sustainable technologies. This edition reflects our strong commitment at GJU to advancing applied research, innovation, and impactful collaboration at the interface of energy, mobility, digitalization, and sustainability.
The technical program of SMART 2026 covers a wide spectrum of timely and critical topics, including electric and hybrid mobility, charging infrastructure, renewable energy systems, smart grids, energy-efficient buildings, industrial decarbonization, sustainable computing, and life-cycle and environmental assessment, among many others. These themes are not only at the core of current scientific and technological progress, but also directly address the pressing global challenges of climate change, resource efficiency, and sustainable development.
SMART 2026 is further strengthened by the active participation and collaboration of our international partners, in line with GJU’s unique mission of “Going Global”. The conference brings together distinguished keynote speakers, high-quality technical sessions, and vibrant discussions that foster knowledge exchange, cross-disciplinary dialogue, and new research and innovation partnerships.
Beyond the technical program, we hope that SMART 2026 will provide an inspiring environment for networking, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas, while also allowing our guests to experience the rich cultural and historical heritage of Jordan.
I warmly welcome you to SMART 2026 and wish you a productive, inspiring, and memorable conference.