The themes of the conference will cover (but not limited to):

1. Hydrogen and renewable energy technologies

• Materials and techniques for hydrogen generation, storage, transportation and utilization
• Techniques for the synthesis of low-carbon fuels
• Techniques for renewable energy conversion such as photovoltaics, wind power, thermoelectrics, etc.

2. Catalysis and environmental science

• High-quality resourceful conversion of CO₂
• Low carbon detoxification system
• Synergizing the reduction of pollution and carbon emissions
• Waste carbon resource utilization

3. Advanced energy storage

• Electrochemical energy storage
• Electrical energy storage
• Thermal energy storage
• Compressed air energy storage and flywheel energy storage
• Advanced materials and devices for energy storage
• Simulation, management and control of energy storage systems

4. Negative emission technologies

• Direct air capture
• Nature-based solutions for carbon neutrality
• Decarbonization techniques for fossil fuels
• Innovative clean energy technologies
• CCUS applications in the energy sector
• Carbon sink and carbon sequestration of marine and terrestrial ecosystem
• Carbon footprint and emission monitoring

5. Carbon finance, management and policy

• Carbon pricing theory and market practice
• Climate investment and finance
• Low carbon policy and governance
• Transition to carbon neutral economy

6. Smart energy, low carbon technologies and applications

• Multi-energy complementary distributed energy system
• Smart grid
• Digital twin technology for energy system
• Energy big data analysis
• Green building and low carbon city
• Advanced energy-saving solutions
• Industrial decarbonization

 

1. Please use the two-page extended template when preparing your extended abstract. (Please download the template on the website of the ICCN-2025.)
2. Two-page extended abstract for ICCN-2025 should be submitted online to the submission center of ICCN-2025.

 

Selected high-quality papers from ICCN-2025 proceedings will be further reviewed and published in Carbon Neutrality (https://www.springer.com/journal/43979).