Ladies and Gentlemen,
We cordially invite you to the fifth, jubilee edition of the international scientific and technical conference Energy of Modern Cities, which will once again gather Polish and global experts and leaders of the energy industry, as well as representatives of science. The event aims to discuss and exchange experiences and best practices in energy transformation. This year's conference theme will be the Energy Trilemma. Reconciling the implementation of three goals: energy security, energy availability and ensuring sustainable development requires a comprehensive approach and cooperation between the public and private sectors, scientists, entrepreneurs and society. The conference is a specific platform for integrating these environments, fostering dialogue between various interested parties, which may contribute to building a more sustainable and effective energy system on a regional and global scale.
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CONFERENCE ORGANIZER
Department of Logistics, University of Szczecin
CONTENT PARTNER
Energy Management Center of the University of Szczecin
SCOPE OF THE CONFERENCE
1. Sustainable horizons: Energy Access for all
New concepts of sustainable development in the sector.
Projects increasing energy availability in low-access regions.
The role of renewable energy in promoting sustainable development.
2. Responsible sourcing of critical raw materials and sustainable renewables development - essential elements of addressing the challenges of the Energy Trilemma
Comparative Assessment of Environmental Footprint vis-à-vis Security of Green Energy Supply.
Responsible Sourcing of Critical Minerals and Advancement of sustainable Processing Capacities.
Innovations in Energy Storage Technologies and Prospects of Renewable Energy in Africa.
3. Green transport revolution
Innovations in the field of green transport.
Electrification of transport.
The utilization of hydrogen technology.
4. Social responsible future
Impact of energy development on the community.
Active involvement of society in decision-making processes related to energy.
Equilibrium between benefits and social challenges in the energy sector.