Conference Co-Chair
Collaboration Partners
Organizing Committee
Plenary Speakers
Keynote Speakers
Invited Speakers
Scientific Sessions
Solar Heating and Cooling Systems
Photovoltaic Technology for Rural Development
Geothermal Heating and Heat Pumps
Solar Energy and Hydrothermal Electricity
Industrial Power System and Energy Efficiency
Sustainable and Renewable Energy
Waste to Energy and Smart Grid Systems
Fossil and Radioactive Fuels
Turbines and Generators
Green Technology
Fuel Chemistry, Technology, and Processing
Combustion Engines and Electric Vehicles
Hybrid Renewable Energy Approaches
Clean Energy
Energy Law and Policy
Hydrogen Economy & Fuel Cells
Energy Efficiency & Optimization
AI in Renewable Energy
Energy Storage and Conservation
Environmental Nanotechnologies
Hydrogen Production (Grey, Blue, and Green)
Nano-materials for Energy Application
Nuclear, Wind, Solar, Geothermal, Hydropower, and Biomass Energies
Power Generation
Renewable Power Generation
Solar Building, Heating, and Cooling
Biomass for Bioenergy
Energy Harvesting
Electric Vehicles
Hydroelectric Power
Carbon Capturing, Utilization and Storage
Thermal and Recycling
Non- Renewable Energy and Resources
Bio-polymers and Bio-plastic from Renewable Sources
Climate Change and Recycling
Schedule
Registration
Introduction and Opening Words
Plenary Sessions
Refreshments/Coffee Break
Plenary Sessions
Lunch with Table Discussions
Keynote Presentations
Refreshments/Coffee Break
Keynote Presentations
Registration
Invited / Oral Presentations
Refreshments/Coffee Break
Invited / Oral Presentations
Lunch with Table Discussions
Invited / Oral Presentations
Refreshments/Coffee Break
Oral Presentations
Venue
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About Frankfurt, Germany:
Frankfurt
is a major city in central Germany, known for being the financial hub of the
country. It’s home to important institutions like the European Central Bank
and the Frankfurt
Stock Exchange. The city is a mix of modern skyscrapers and
historic landmarks, such as the Frankfurt
Cathedral and Romer,
the old town hall.
Frankfurt
is also an international city, with a diverse population, excellent public
transportation, and a major airport, making it a gateway to Europe. It's a
vibrant place that combines history, culture, business, and modern living.
Some well-known attractions in Frankfurt, Germany:
Romerberg: A historic square with medieval buildings and
the City Hall.
Frankfurt
Cathedral: A large, Gothic-style cathedral.
Museum
Embankment: A
collection of museums along the river Main.
Palmengarten: A beautiful botanical garden.
Eiserner
Steg: A pedestrian bridge offering great views of
the city.
Goethe
House: The birthplace of writer Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe.
This spot experiences the Enchanting Beauty in
Frankfurt, Germany.