NMEE 2023 CALL FOR PAPERS
NMEE-LCD&RE'23
NMEE Session on Low Carbon Development and Renewable Energy (NMEE-LCD&RE'23) will be held online from October 24 to 25, 2023.
LCD&RE'23 is a sub-conference of NMEE2023. This meeting aims to provide a platform for experts and scholars involved in low-carbon development and renewable energy to share their research findings and cutting-edge technologies. It also serves as an opportunity to understand academic trends, broaden research perspectives, strengthen academic collaboration and discussions, as well as promote the integration of academic achievements and industrial cooperation. By facilitating exchanges and discussions among scholars from around the world, this meeting fosters new research ideas and establishes connections between peers, seeking more opportunities for collaboration and contributing intelligence to achieve low-carbon and sustainable energy development.
Global climate change is one of the most significant challenges the world faces today. Human activities, which result in greenhouse gas emissions, have caused Earth's temperature to rise, leading to various weather disasters and environmental issues. Addressing this global challenge requires promoting low-carbon development across all sectors, as well as expanding the application and innovation of renewable energy. These efforts are essential and urgent for achieving high-quality development in the international community.
To address these challenges, countries worldwide have already begun taking measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and gradually achieve carbon neutrality goals. Low-carbon development will guide the development and actions of countries and industries, effectively aligning their targets with global emission reduction and sustainable development objectives. This will help implement global temperature control goals and corresponding emission pathways.
In this context, renewable energy is gaining increasing attention as a low-carbon and clean energy source. It is considered a crucial means to drive global energy transition. Renewable energy not only reduces environmental pollution but also provides support for economic development, helping the world achieve carbon neutrality objectives.
The sub-conference on low-carbon development and renewable energy will build upon this context to discuss various paths and methods for applying low-carbon development and renewable energy in different fields. The meeting is seeking high-quality original contributions from researchers. All submitted papers to this conference must be original and relevant to the conference's topics. Each paper will undergo peer review by at least 2-3 experts to assess its originality, technical and research depth, accuracy, relevance to the conference, contribution, and readability. Scholars and researchers are warmly invited to participate and submit their work.
Topics of Branch Session on Low Carbon Development and Renewable Energy include, but are not limited to:
- Low-carbon buildings, communities, parks, and urban development
- Zero-energy or nearly zero-energy buildings
- Low-carbon architectural design and operations
- Low-carbon materials for construction
- Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV)
- Applications and innovations in renewable energy
- Sustainable energy and its impact on the environment
- Renewable energy technologies
- Construction of Energy Mutual Aid Microgrid
- PEDF-Photovoltaic, Energy storage, Direct current, Flexibility
- Efficient energy storage and conversion methods
- Energy harvesting and utilization techniques
- Energy engineering and Energy Technology
NMEE-LCD&RE'23 workshop Committee Members:
Session Chair
Xiaolei Ju
Professor level senior engineer, Director
China Architecture Design & Research Group
China National Engineering Research Center for Human Settlements (CNERCHS)
Institute of Low Carbon Building Technology
Research Interest: Renewable energy building integration, Low carbon building technology
Brief Introduction:
Xiaolei Ju, Master of Engineering, Professor level senior engineer, and National First-Class Registered Architect. The Director of Institute of Low Carbon Building Technology, China National Engineering Research Center for Human Settlements, China Architecture Design & Research Group, as well as the Secretary General of Solar Energy Building Committee, China Renewable Energy Society and Vice Chairman of Solar Photovoltaic Building Committee, China Photovoltaic Industry Association.
He engaged in long-term research and practical work in building energy-saving and integrated application of renewable energy in buildings, Prof. Ju hosted and participated in 14 national key research and development projects, 'National 863 Program,' and provincial-level scientific research projects. He compiled more than 20 national and industry standards, norms and national standard atlas, including 'Evaluation standard for application of renewable energy in buildings' and 'Technical standard for photovoltaic system on building.' Meanwhile, he completed a dozen or so demonstration projects in low-carbon buildings, low-carbon parks and renewable energy building integration. He has published nearly 20 papers in the field of low-carbon buildings. So far, he received multiple national and provincial-level awards, including the First Prize of National Survey and Design Industry.
Session Committee Members
Professor Jiang Yu
Beijing University of Chemical Technology, China
Research Interest: Environmental catalysis and environmental chemistry
Yang Yu
Associate Professor, Hainan University, China
Research Interest: Low carbon economy, climate economy, tourism economy, digital finance, etc.
Gaowei Liu
Smart Grid Department / Deputy Director
System Planning Research Centre
Intelligent Energy Engineering Technology Centre
EAST CHINA ELECTRIC POWER DESIGN INSTITUTE CO., LTD OF CHINA POWER ENGINEERING CONSULTING GROUP
NATIONAL ELECTRIC POWER PLANNING AND RESEARCH CENTRE, EAST CHINA BUREAU
Research Interest: Power system planning; Virtual power plant; Electricity market; Carbon market
