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Energy and Clean Technologies

CLEAN ENERGY SYSTEMS AND ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES. HYDROGEN.

SGEM Vienna GREEN, Schloß Schönbrunn
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CLEAN ENERGY SYSTEMS AND ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES. HYDROGEN.

Explores clean energy systems, including hydrogen technologies and advanced energy storage solutions, which are essential for the transition to a low-carbon, renewable energy future.

In this direction, we will consider definitions and outlines covering the following SDGs goals:

Renewables, hydrogen, storage, smart grids, sustainable energy systems and carbon-neutral solutions.

Thematic alignment with the UN targets. SDG 17 connects the programme through international scientific cooperation.

#SDG7 #SDG9 #SDG12 #SDG13 #SDGs #CleanEnergy #HydrogenEnergy #EnergyStorage #RenewableEnergy #LowCarbon #EnergyTransition #SustainableEnergy #GreenEnergy #ClimateAction #EnergyInnovation #Sustainability #EnergyEfficiency #GlobalSDGGoals #SGEMViennaGREEN  

• Hydrogen Production Technologies: Electrolysis and Beyond
• Hydrogen Storage and Transport Solutions for Energy Systems
• Role of Hydrogen in the Global Energy Transition
• Fuel Cells and Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles 
• Advanced Energy Storage Systems: Battery Technologies and Beyond
• Integration of Renewable Energy with Energy Storage Systems
• Smart Grids and Decentralized Energy Solutions
• Role of Clean Energy Systems in Carbon-Neutral Economies
• Energy Storage Innovations: Thermal, Mechanical, and Electrochemical
• Policies and Regulatory Frameworks for Hydrogen Economy

Since 1765, when we unleashed the power of coals, we have witnessed an exponentially increasing number of innovations in industrial technologies. That was the first industrial revolution. The second was in 1870, revolving around the discoveries of gas, electricity, and oil. The third one – around 1969 - opened the epoch of nuclear energy and electronics.

Although, these three revolutions gave us almost unlimited power and possibilities to change the way our society functions, they provoked great damage to our home planet. Naturally, that led us to the present industrial revolution – the era of green technologies, artificial intelligence, and the internet. Now, we are facing the consequences of the high CO2 emissions and the compromised quality of the most vital component for our lives – the air.

It’s not too late to unite the forces of science and green engineering in order to reduce the high levels of pollution that we have brought with our old industrial methods. We have already discovered hundreds of alternative sources and renewable energy technologies. Today, our goal is to put them into action!


You can contribute to the Green Revolution by sharing your research, paper, or an artistic rendering in that sphere and participating in our annual conferences SGEM Vienna Green. Go GREEN & JOIN the TEAM! Become a member of our mission for open sharing and evolution of knowledge.

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