Event Date: November 13-15, 2024

A WARM WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL RENEWABLE ENERGY MEET

ENERGY OCEANIA committee takes the privilege to invite clean energy enthusiasts across the globe to be a part of our annual flagship meeting, the “5th International Conference on Global Renewable Energy" from 13-15 November 2024 in Melbourne, Australia.

Energy Oceania 2024 pitches a constructive dialogue on addressing the pathways to drive future innovations towards clean energy with a thought-provoking agenda of stimulating discussions and debates by leading global experts who will bring a wealth of experience from all over the world. Attendees can access the latest technology and trends relevant to those working or investing in the renewable sector.

Energy Oceania 2024 brings together an incredible international group of scientists, engineers, academic experts, policymakers, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and scholars to exchange new ideas and research outcomes in related fields. The day-to-day schedule incorporates discussions on innovative notions, B2B meetings, and numerous opportunities for capitalists, stakeholders, investors, and other industry executives to enhance their connections and forge new collaborations.

Fuel your appetite to attend three thought-provoking days of the conference in the most vibrant city of Melbourne and explore the truly diverse and multicultural beauty with the bustling atmosphere of luscious parks, top restaurants, great shops, and rich culture, which cannot be explained—it has to be experienced.



Featured Speakers

5th International Conference on Global Renewable Energy

Theme: Embracing a Global Paradigm Shift towards Decarbonization

INTRODUCTION TO RENEWABLE ENERGY CONFERENCE IN AUSTRALIA

Welcome to the Renewable Energy Conference in Australia! We're thrilled to have you join us in Melbourne for the Energy Oceania Conference 2024. This conference aligns with the global shift towards decarbonisation for a sustainable future and explores the worldwide surge in renewable energy demand and its positive socioeconomic impacts. This trend has driven significant investment around the globe, though many opportunities remain to be fully realised. However, it is crucial to recognise that the widespread adoption of these technologies presents challenges to existing infrastructure and systems. Thankfully, the Energy Oceania Conference 2024 is committed to addressing and overcoming these challenges. The conference will offer delegates the opportunity to explore the latest innovations, government policies, and project developments driving the transition towards sustainable energy sources. With esteemed speakers and a diverse range of activities, including Poster Presentations, Peer-to-Peer meetings, Business-to-Business meetings, and Industry Booths, Energy Oceania 2024 promises an enriching experience for all participants. We invite you to join us in Melbourne for this pivotal event in the renewable energy sector, where together we can contribute to a greener and more sustainable future.

Conference Chairs

Wenxian Li
Wenxian Li

Professor, University of New South Wales, Australia


Wei Luo
Wei Luo

Assistant Professor, Donghua University, China

Jiujun Zhang
Jiujun Zhang

Professor, Fuzhou University, China


How To Participate:

Renewable Energy Landscape in Australia: A 2024 Market Report

Australia's renewable energy sector is experiencing remarkable growth, buoyed by its vast natural resources and supportive regulatory environment. With ample solar radiation, robust wind resources, and extensive coastlines suitable for wave power generation, Australia has become a hotspot for renewable energy innovation. This expansion is further propelled by cutting-edge technology, robust legal frameworks safeguarding intellectual property, and financial incentives facilitating project development and investment. In 2023, Australia surpassed its annual targets by producing 39.4% of its electricity from renewable sources. Driven by this success, several Australian states and territories have committed to even more ambitious goals, aiming for an 82% share of renewable energy by 2030. This highlights Australia's ideal ecosystem for renewable energy growth, fostering innovation and attracting investment. It underscores that the motivation for adopting renewables goes beyond ethics and is now driven by their strong commercial viability.

Conference Co-Chairs

Bing Sun
Bing Sun

Senior Lecturer, University of Technology Sydney, Australia


Chi Cheng
Chi Cheng

Senior Lecturer,University Of New South Wales, Australia

Feng Li
Feng Li

Senior Lecturer, University of Sydney, Australia

Session Chairs

Salvy Russo
Salvy Russo

Professor, RMIT University, Australia


Meng Zhang
Meng Zhang

Lecturer, University of New South Wales, Australia

Xu Liu
Xu Liu

DECRA Fellow, University of New South Wales, Australia

Committee members

Salvy Russo

Salvy Russo

Professor, RMIT University
Australia

Maziar Arjomandi

Maziar Arjomandi

Professor, University of Adelaide, Australia

Nasir Mahmood

Nasir Mahmood

Professor, RMIT University, Australia

Stefania Castelletto

Stefania Castelletto

Professor, RMIT University, Australia

Fengling Han

Fengling Han

Associate Professor, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia

Glen Farivar

Glen Farivar

Lecturer, University of Melbourne, Australia

Mahdokht Shaibani

Mahdokht Shaibani

Lecturer ,RMIT University
Australia

Key Speakers

Jang-Kyo Kim
Jang-Kyo Kim

Professor, University Of New South Wales, Australia


David Hill
David John Hill

Professor, Monash University, Australia

Gary Rosengarten
Gary Rosengarten

Professor, RMIT University, Australia

Matthew Hill
Matthew Hill

Professor, Monash University, Australia

Soteris A Kalogirou
Soteris A Kalogirou

Professor, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus

Marzi Barghamadi
Marzi Barghamadi

Research Scientist, CSIRO, Australia

Richard Manasseh
Richard Manasseh

Professor, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia

Ben Hankamer
Ben Hankamer

Professor, University of Queensland, Australia


Blake Simmons
Blake Simmons

Professor, University of Queensland, Australia


Haris M. Khalid
Haris M. Khalid

Assistant Professor, University of Dubai, Dubai


Namita Roy Choudhury
Namita Roy Choudhury

Professor, University of Adelaide, Australia


Xinghuo Yu
Xinghuo Yu

Associate Deputy Vice-Chancellor, RMIT University, Australia


Andrew Blakers
Andrew Blakers

Professor, Australian National University, Australia


Mattheos Santamouris
Mattheos Santamouris

Professor, UNSW, Australia


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