2026 10th International Conference on Renewable Energy and Environment (ICREE 2026) will be held in Brisbane, Australia on November 28-30, 2026.
It delightfully welcomes all the researchers and developers to share their experience and ideas through research talks and presentations from diverse fields in renewable energy and environment. This event offers a platform in bringing together a forum for students, postdocs and established scientists to exchange their ideas and contribute an integrative approach to renewable energy and environment.
The scopes of ICREE 2026 include Wind Energy Applications, Technology and System Aspects, Wind Resources Environmental Impact, Machines and Wind Farms, Hydropower Applications, etc.
Publication
Submissions will be peer reviewed by technical program committees and accepted full papers of ICREE 2026 will be published in a volume of
Advances in Science and Technology by Trans Tech Publications (TTP)，which is indexed by Scopus, ProQuest, Google Scholar,etc.
Please note that the TTP editorial team remains the right to make the final decision after content evaluation.
Submission
Please prepare your paper as the template which could be downloaded through linkage below. You will get a prelimilary feedback with Paper ID within 3 working days after you submit through electronic system. After 7 days you will have the review result with official notification by email, in case emails fail to reach your address, we recommend you keep more email boxes and mobile when you submit and please remember to check your email box to avoid missing time slot. If you have not received feedback beyond 10 days after submission, please contact conference secretary directly follow the status via icree@chairmen.org. Welcome you to submit the paper or abstract by Electronic Submission System. Or you could submit it by conference email directly via icree@chairmen.org.
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Registration
Call for Papers
| Track 1: Climate Change and Carbon Management | Track 2: Air, Water, and Soil Pollution Control | Track 3: Wastewater Treatment and Resource Recovery |
| Track 4: Solid Waste Management and Valorization | Track 5: Circular Economy and Waste-to-Energy | Track 6: Environmental Impact Assessment and Sustainability |
| Track 7: Environmental Remediation and Ecosystem Restoration | Track 8: Environmental Monitoring and Big Data Analytics | Track 9: Solar Energy Technologies and Systems |
| Track 10: Wind Energy Engineering | Track 11: Bioenergy and Biomass Conversion | Track 12: Hydropower and Marine Energy |
| Track 13: Energy Storage and Smart Grids | Track 14: Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies | Track 15: Renewable Energy Integration and Policy |
Important Dates
October 25, 2026: Submission Deadline For Full Papers and Abstract
November 5, 2026: Notification Date for Final Review Results
November 10, 2026: Registration Deadline
November 10, 2026: Camera-Ready Manuscripts Due
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Contact us
Email: icree@chairmen.org
Tel:+86-18117808141
If you have any inquiry about the conference, welcome you to contact us. The working time is from 10 am to 5:30 pm in the working days.