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IMAGINE - A Disruptive Change to Nuclear Technologies or How Can We Recycle Nuclear Fuel Efficiently?
The energy trilemma and the UN development goals form the key drivers for any kind of energy research. Based on these requirements a universal vision for a strictly demand driven strategic development is worked out based on the key words: no resources requested, no waste produced while being highly economic, reliable, safe and secure.
Developing CBP Yeast Strains for Production of Ethanol from Cellulosic and Starchy Feedstocks
The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae has been successfully used as a cell factory to produce biofuels, green chemicals and food products. When considering abundant polysaccharides such as starch and cellulose as feedstocks, the major limitation of S. cerevisiae is its inability to degrade these polymers to fermentable hexoses.
Multilevel Maximum Power Point Tracking for Partially Shaded Photovoltaic System Using Salp Swarm Algorithm
In PV power applications, establishing PV arrays with the desired voltage levels involves individual PV modules linked in series. The serious issue in such configurations is to manage the partial shading problem which arises from exposing the series connected PV modules to uneven insolation.
Technology Development and Adaptation Strategies for a Carbon Nuetral Industrial Processes: An Australian Perspective
Concerted effort Has been spent in decarbonsing the electricity sector worldwide, over the last two decades, driven mostly by wind and solar energies. However, it has become clear, following the COP21 commitments, that more work is need to decarbonse the other two major carbon emission contirbutors, namely transport and insdutrial processes sectors.
The Role of Heterogeneous Catalysis in Drastically Reducing CO2 Separation Energy and Sizes of Plant Equipments
The global push for cleaner and greener energy is aimed at curbing the impacts of climate change and global warming. Renewable energy such as bioenergy (e.g. biogas energy) has received considerable attention. Biogas by itself is generally considered to be CO2 neutral. Raw biogas contains CO2 and impurities which must be removed to make the biogas meet sales/transportation specifications.
Organizing Committee
Vijayakumar Varadarajan
The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, Sydney, Australia
Farooq Sher
Coventry University, United Kingdom
Laura Piedra-Muñoz
University of Almería| UAL · Department of Economics and Business PhD. in Economics, Spain
Michael Shafer
Warm Heart Foundation, Thailand
Lahoucine Ouhsaine
Lorraine University, France.Featured Speakers
Fabian Lohmar
Centre for Logistics and Traffic, germanyTittle:- Sustainable Urban Mobility Transitions Within Urban Areas
Maciej Fronczak
Lodz University of Technology, PolandTittle:- Cold plasma co-deposition of thin-film CoOX–CuOX nanocatalysts for carbon dioxide conversion
Laura Mitrea
University of Agricultural Sciences, RomaniaTittle:- The effect of impurities from biodiesel derived-glycerol on 1,3-propanediol biosynthesis by Klebsiella pneumoniae DSMZ 2026
Klaus Lieutenant
Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ), GermanyTittle:- Hydrides for off-board refilling of fuel cell cars
Jun Suzuki
Fukuoka university, japanTittle:- Developments of an advection model for solar forecasting on ground data, and irradiation sensor using small scale photovoltaics
Kyosuke Hamada
Fukuoka university, japanTittle:- An evaluation of optimal PV panel arrangement to mitigate the Duck-Curve phenomenon.
Hana Hebishima
Fukuoka university, japanTittle:- T Development of an integrated infrastructure simulator for sustainable urban energy optimization and its application
Shun Terasako
Fukuoka university, japanTittle:- Feasibility Study of a Sustainable Dairy Farm with Renewable Energy Sources
Li-Chen Chou
Shantou University, chinaTittle:- The effect of CO2 emissions and economic performance on hydrogen-based renewable production in 35 European Countries
Sabina Zrobek
University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, polandTittle:- VALUE OF LAND FOR THE LOCATION OF WIND FARMS
Gabriel Verissimo
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), BrazilTittle:- Application of Entropy and Exergy Transport Equations to the Sugarcane Bagasse Gasification Process in Bubbling Fluidized Beds
Amjad Anvari-Moghaddam
Aalborg University, DenmarkTittle:- Transition to A Green Economy: Renewable Energy for Sustainable Development
Laszlo Kiss
Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, CanadaTittle:- Energy and environmental footprint of primary aluminium production
Kedar Prashant Shete
Energy storage concepts and Materials, united statesTittle:- A first principles framework to predict the transient performance of latent heat thermal energy storage
Mauricio Boscolo
Sao Paulo State University, brazilTittle:- Pre-treatment of sugarcane leaves by ozonolysis and in low eutectic point solvents (DES) to obtain fermentable sugars by enzymatic hydrolysis
Pooja Shandilya
Shoolini University, IndiaTittle:- Layered double hydroxide as multifunctional materials for environmental remediation: from chemical pollutants to microorganisms
Eric Ofori-Ntow Jnr
CEGIST, PortugalTittle:- Comparative Study of two Nature Inspired Algorithms in Optimized ANN for Wind Speed Forecasting
Katherine Chou
National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United StatesTittle:- Biohydrogen from Waste Lignocellulosic Biomass through Consolidated Bioprocessing
Rossella Arcucci
Imperial College London, united kingdomTittle:- Data Learning models: application to energy and air pollution in cities
Moratilla Soria, Beatriz Yolanda
Comillas Pontifical University, SpainTittle:- A proper spent nuclear fuel management strategy could enhance the continuity of nuclear power in the Spanish energy mix
Marta Chinnici
ENEA, ItalyTittle:- Advanced Data Analytics Modelling for Evidence-based Data Center Energy Management
Dr. Hab. Wojciech Drozdz
University of Szczecin, PolandTittle:- The challenges of Polish DSO in the era of revolutions in renewable energy
Leonidas Anthopoulos'
University of Thessaly, greeceTittle:- Definitions and Recent Trends in Circular Cities
Jaroslaw Milewski
Warsaw University of Technology, polandTittle:- Supporting ionic conductivity of Li2CO3/K2CO3 molten carbonate electrolyte by using yttria stabilized zirconia matrix
Arnaud Diemer
Clermont Auvergne University, FranceTittle:- Energy transitions by 2050 for France, the resurgence of scenarios and forecasting
Chuang-Yao Zhao
Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology, chinaTittle:- Numerical evaluation of multi-pipe earth to air heat exchanger in greenhouse
Mousa Marzband
Polytechnic University of Catalunia, United KingdomTittle:- Optimal scheduling of electric vehicle-integrated multi-energy system with high renewable generation
Walter H. Dipl.Ing. MAYER
PROGIS GmbH. and GI Gmbh. and Dipl.Ing. Mayer Consultant and Club of Ossiach, AustriaTittle:- E³ SAFER Ecology Economy Energy & Sustainable Agriculture Forestry Environment Risk-management F³ Farm Food Fun
Anja Pfennig
HTW berlin university of applied sciences, GermanyTittle:- Reliabilty of downhole high alloyed steels – describing corrosion and corrosion fatigue
Danilo Pérez
Vertus Energy, New ZealandTittle:- Operationalization of a microbial electrolysis cell
Dr. Bulent Bostanci, Dr. Nese Yilmaz Bakir, Dr. Umut Dogan, Merve Kocak Gungor
Erciyes University, TurkeyTittle:- GIS Based Fuzzy Modeling and Using on Sustainable Urban Planning
Scientific Sessions
Target Audience
Researchers in academia, Industry and the Non-profit sector
Graduate students and Postdoctoral Researchers
Industry Professionals
Deans & Professors
Renewable Energy associates and societies
Entrepreneurs in Renewable Energy and its allied areas
Why to attend ?
- To Meet renowned speakers, world's leading CEO's, Directors, decision and policy makers.
- To know about the ongoing research projects in renewable energy technology
- To keep abreast of all advances in renewable energy
- Chance to collaborate research organizations with industries
- To share the research ideas and implement them
- Best opportunity to reach the largest assemblage of participants from renewable energy technology community
- New contacts to enhance the business opportunities
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599
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- Access to main conference sessions, exhibits, poster sessions and round table discussions
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Tea / Coffee breaks and lunch
- Certificate of Participation
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299
Student/Poster Presentation Registration
- Access to main conference sessions
- Give poster presentation
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Tea / Coffee break and lunch
- Certificate of Presentation
- Interaction with keynote speakers & OCM
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849
Package A (Registration & 2 Nights Accommodation) Registration
- Registration and 2 nights of accommodation
- Access to main conference sessions
- Give poster presentation
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Tea / Coffee break and lunch
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