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Call for Papers

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The topics of relevance for the conference papers include but not limited to the following:

 

Track 1: Renewable Energy Systems & Integration

Solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, and marine energy technologies
Hybrid renewable energy systems
Grid integration, stability, and energy storage solutions
Distributed generation and microgrids
Green hydrogen production and fuel cells

 

Track 5: Circular Economy & Low-Carbon Industries

Industrial symbiosis and waste-to-resource systems
Life cycle assessment (LCA) and material flow analysis
Low-carbon manufacturing and process intensification
Plastics circularity and bio-based materials
Water-energy-waste nexus

 

Track 2: Climate Modeling, Impacts & Adaptation

Climate change projections and downscaling methods
Extreme weather events and risk assessment
Climate-resilient infrastructure and urban design
Adaptation strategies for agriculture, water, and health sectors
Carbon cycle modeling and land-use change

 

Track 6: Smart Buildings, Cities & Urban Energy Systems

Net-zero and positive-energy buildings
Smart metering, demand response, and energy efficiency
Urban energy modeling and district heating/cooling
Electrification of transport and building sectors
Nature-based solutions for urban climate resilience

 

Track 3: Carbon Neutrality & Negative Emission Technologies

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS)
Direct air capture (DAC) and bioenergy with carbon capture (BECCS)
Natural climate solutions (reforestation, soil carbon)
Carbon accounting, offsetting, and trading mechanisms
Net-zero pathways for cities, industries, and transport

 

Track 7: Climate Finance, Investment & Sustainable Business Models

Green bonds, ESG investing, and climate risk disclosure
Public-private partnerships for climate projects
Innovative financing for renewable energy in developing economies
Carbon markets and voluntary offset schemes
Corporate net-zero commitments and supply chain decarbonization

 

Track 4: Sustainable Energy Policy & Economic Transitions

Energy justice and equitable access to clean energy
Just transition for fossil-fuel-dependent communities
Carbon pricing, subsidies, and green finance
International climate agreements and national policy instruments
Socio-economic impacts of decarbonization

Track 8: Community Engagement, Behavior Change & Climate Communication

Public perception of climate and energy issues
Participatory decision-making and co-design
Behavioral interventions for energy conservation
Climate education and youth mobilization
Role of media, arts, and digital platforms in climate action