10th International Conference on Renewable Energy and Conservation (ICREC 2025)

The 10th International Conference on Renewable Energy and Conservation (ICREC 2025) covers advancements in renewable energy systems, technologies, and their integration into smart grids and sustainable applications across industries.

Topics

• Performance analysis of renewable energy systems
• Hybrid renewable energy systems
• Artificial intelligence and machine learning studies for renewable energy systems
• Energy savings for vehicular technology and power electronics
• Control techniques for renewable energy systems
• Reliability and maintenance in renewable energy systems
• Power devices and driving circuits for renewable energy systems
• Renewable energy systems in smart cities
• Energy transformation from renewable energy systems to grids
• Safety and security of renewable energy systems
• Smart grids and renewable energy systems
• Public awareness and education for renewable energy
• Computational methods for renewable energy systems
• Decision support systems for renewable energy systems
• New trends and technologies for renewable energy systems
• Novel energy conversion studies for renewable energy systems
• Policies and strategies for renewable energy systems
• Renewable energy systems for electrical vehicles and components
• Grid interactive systems used in hybrid renewable energy systems
• Future challenges and directions for renewable energy systems

Who should Attend

• Renewable energy researchers
• Environmental engineers
• Energy policy makers
• Smart grid developers
• Clean energy investors
• Academics in energy and sustainability fields
• Manufacturers of renewable energy components
• Energy system designers
• Policy analysts for energy systems
• Industrial energy efficiency managers
• Electrical engineers in power systems
• Energy storage system developers
• Climate change and sustainability advocates
• Automotive engineers in electric vehicle technology
• Data scientists and AI specialists in energy applications
• Public sector representatives in renewable energy
• Utility company representatives
• Energy researchers in hybrid and advanced systems
• International energy regulators
• Energy efficiency consultants