'International Congress on Materials and Renewable Energy', Athens, Greece
1 July 2013 - 1 July 2013
Greece
The 'International Congress on Materials and Renewable Energy' (MRE 2013) will be held from 1 to 3 July 2013 in Athens, Greece.
Recent developments in the renewable energy sector have led to growing momentum for renewable alternatives such as hydrogen, biomass and photovoltaics. Research, development and deployment of new renewable power could lead to a reduction in costs while cutting greenhouse gas emissions. This conference aims to provide a platform for discussion on the future of sustainable energy.
Symposia topics and presentations will include advanced materials for energy conversion and storage, energy efficiency, emerging energy technologies, energy modelling and simulation. Further areas of dialogue will address the latest novel energy technologies.
The congress will serve as a platform for an international audience of researchers, policy makers, academics and scientists in the sector to gather and exchange their latest research in a series of interactive lectures.For further information, please visit:
http://www.energy-conference.co.uk/index.html(opens in new window)
Recent developments in the renewable energy sector have led to growing momentum for renewable alternatives such as hydrogen, biomass and photovoltaics. Research, development and deployment of new renewable power could lead to a reduction in costs while cutting greenhouse gas emissions. This conference aims to provide a platform for discussion on the future of sustainable energy.
Symposia topics and presentations will include advanced materials for energy conversion and storage, energy efficiency, emerging energy technologies, energy modelling and simulation. Further areas of dialogue will address the latest novel energy technologies.
The congress will serve as a platform for an international audience of researchers, policy makers, academics and scientists in the sector to gather and exchange their latest research in a series of interactive lectures.For further information, please visit:
http://www.energy-conference.co.uk/index.html(opens in new window)