Track 1: Clean Energy Transition and Advanced Renewable Technologies
Focusing on the latest technological innovations and system integration solutions supporting the global shift toward low-carbon energy systems
Solar and Photovoltaic Innovations: Perovskite solar
cells, agrivoltaics, floating PV systems, and advanced manufacturing
for cost reduction
Wind and Hybrid Systems: Offshore wind farm development
(fixed and floating), wind resource environmental impact assessment,
and wind-solar-storage hybrid optimization
Hydrogen and Power-to-X: Green hydrogen production via
electrolysis, fuel cell advancements, ammonia as a carrier, and
integration with renewable curtailment reduction
Next-Generation Energy Storage: Long-duration energy storage
(LDES), solid-state batteries, and second-life utilization of EV
batteries for grid stabilization
Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) & Advanced Nuclear: Deployment
strategies, safety system demonstrations, and hybrid
nuclear-renewable industrial parks
- Track one
Track 2: AI-Powered Energy Systems, Grid Modernization, and Smart Infrastructure
Exploring the convergence of artificial intelligence, big data, and power electronics to enhance grid resilience and operational efficiency
AI and Big Data in Energy Forecasting: Machine learning
models for solar/wind generation prediction, load forecasting, and
anomaly detection in generation assets
Grid-Forming Inverters and System Stability: Technical
solutions for maintaining grid inertia and stability in
high-renewable penetration scenarios, including microgrid islanding
capabilities
Smart Grids and Virtual Power Plants (VPPs): Demand-side
management, aggregating distributed energy resources (DERs), and
transactive energy models
Cybersecurity in Decentralized Energy Networks: Vulnerability
assessment of EV charging infrastructure, SCADA systems, and DER
communication protocols
Digital Twins for Renewable Assets: Real-time simulation,
predictive maintenance for wind turbines and PV farms, and lifecycle
performance optimization
- Track Two
Track 3: Climate Change Mitigation, Carbon Management, and Environmental Resilience
Addressing the environmental impacts of energy systems and the urgent need for carbon removal and ecosystem adaptation
Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS):
Post-combustion capture, direct air capture (DAC) technologies, and
carbon mineralization pathways
Climate-Resilient Energy Infrastructure: Risk assessment of
extreme weather (floods, heatwaves) on hydropower and thermal
plants; adaptation strategies for coastal energy facilities
Greenhouse Gas Accounting and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA):
Full-chain carbon footprint analysis of renewable energy components
from raw material extraction to decommissioning
Air Quality and Pollution Control: Emission source modeling,
interaction between atmospheric pollutants, and indoor air
purification technologies
Ozone Layer Protection and Global Warming Mitigation:
Refrigerant transition in heat pumps and HVAC systems, and non-CO2
greenhouse gas emission reduction strategies
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Track Three
Track 4: Circular Economy, Sustainable Resources, and Waste Valorization
Redefining waste as a resource and promoting closed-loop systems in environmental engineering
Waste-to-Energy and Bioeconomy: Anaerobic
digestion optimization, biomass gasification, and
sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) pathways from municipal
solid waste
Water Reclamation and Resource Recovery: Advanced
membrane technologies (RO/NF), nutrient recovery from
wastewater, and zero liquid discharge (ZLD) systems
E-Waste and Critical Mineral Recycling: Urban mining
for rare earth elements, sustainable end-of-life management
of PV panels and lithium-ion batteries
Sustainable Materials for Environmental Remediation:
Development of novel photocatalysts, biochar applications
for soil restoration, and nanomaterials for pollutant
adsorption
Ecosystem Restoration Engineering: Wetland
construction for water treatment, habitat reconstruction for
biodiversity net gain, and phytoremediation of contaminated
lands
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- Track Four
Track 5: Sustainable Urbanization and Policy Frameworks for Net-Zero
Integrating energy efficiency, urban planning, and market mechanisms to achieve sustainable development goals
Net-Zero Buildings and Passive Design: Building-integrated
photovoltaics (BIPV), advanced thermal insulation, and smart energy
management systems for demand response
Electrification of Transportation: Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
technology, charging network optimization, and lightweight materials
for energy efficiency
Environmental Policy and Carbon Markets: Impact analysis of
carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAM), renewable portfolio
standards, and subsidy phase-out strategies
Green Finance and Just Transition: ESG investment trends,
de-risking clean energy projects in developing economies, and
addressing energy poverty
Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis: Satellite-based
environmental monitoring (e.g., methane leak detection), GIS
applications for renewable site selection, and land-use change
analysis
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Track Five
General & Cross-cutting Topics
The following topics are of broad interest across all technical tracks of the conference. Submissions addressing these interdisciplinary and foundational aspects of environment and renewable energy are highly encouraged
Education, Public Engagement, and Capacity Building in
Renewable Energy
Innovative pedagogical methods for energy literacy
Public acceptance and behavioral economics of green
technology adoption
Workforce development and upskilling for the clean energy
transition
Environmental and Energy Justice
Equitable access to affordable clean energy in
underserved communities
Socio-economic impacts of large-scale renewable deployment
(land use, community benefits)
Gender diversity and inclusion in the energy sector
Data Management, FAIR Principles, and Open Science in Energy
Research
Best practices for sharing renewable energy datasets
Interoperability of energy system models and software tools
Reproducibility and transparency in environmental impact
modeling
Techno-Economic Analysis (TEA) and Business Model Innovation
Levelized cost of storage (LCOS) trends and projections
New business models for peer-to-peer energy trading and
energy communities
Financial viability of low-carbon hydrogen hubs
International Collaboration and Global South Perspectives
Technology transfer and local manufacturing capacity in
emerging economies
Navigating the "Global Methane Pledge" and other
international environmental agreements
Case studies of South-South cooperation on climate
adaptation
Electromagnetic Environment and Energy Infrastructure
Compatibility
Impact of high-voltage transmission corridors on
surrounding environments
Electromagnetic compatibility of dense renewable power
electronics
Mitigation of interference with sensitive scientific
instruments and telecommunications
Resilience During Crises and Extreme Events
Role of distributed renewables and microgrids in
post-disaster recovery
Energy supply chain disruptions: Lessons learned and risk
mitigation strategies
Metrology and Advanced Instrumentation
High-precision measurements for carbon flux and
greenhouse gas emissions
Novel sensor networks for real-time water and air quality
monitoring in energy production zones
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- Other Topics
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