Numerous attempts are made to solve energy problems, especially reducing carbon-dioxide emission or promoting renewable energy in power grids. These attempts are extended to attain smarter lives by realizing smart grids and smart cities. However, energy's infrastructure monitoring, control, and management face technological challenges. In particular, interoperability and system integration is an essential part of the solution for urbanization dilemmas, such as energy, housing, water, security, welfare, mobility, etc. The enabling technologies include data mining, data processing, and decision making for design, operation, and planning of smart cities. The rapid development of information and communication technology (ICT) has made profound impacts on human well-being. Smart cities improve socio-economic development and quality of life of its residents by ensuring safety, sustainability, economic growth. However, they introduce technological challenges due to the complexity of the multinetwork interdependencies and interoperability in urban environments. This track aims to promote an exchange of ideas and the trends for providing a ground-breaking initiative for the power engineering and information technology by gathering experts and exchanging valuable experience or knowledge in energy and information technology. The topics of interest included are but not limited to smart city applications and services, data analytics, Open API, the system of systems, and semantic interoperability.