2nd International Conference on Climate Change, Sustainability & Renewable

Join us to dive into fresh ideas on saving the planet and rocking the renewable energy scene together!

The 2nd International Conference on Climate Change, Sustainability & Renewable Energy (ClimateEnergy2027) will take place in Madrid, Spain, on October 14–15, 2027, bringing together an international community to exchange knowledge, perspectives, and solutions for a more sustainable and resilient future.

Following the successful conclusion of the inaugural ClimateEnergy2026, held in Prague, Czech Republic, on October 15–16, 2026, ClimateEnergy2027 will build on the foundation established by the first edition, advancing discussions across science, industry, business, policy, finance, and innovation. The Madrid edition aims to provide a platform where research, professional expertise, practical experience, and emerging ideas converge to encourage meaningful dialogue and collaboration.

The conference will explore critical issues shaping the global climate and energy landscape, including climate resilience, net-zero pathways, renewable energy, hydrogen, energy storage, sustainable finance, climate policy, sustainable infrastructure, circular economy, artificial intelligence, and emerging climate technologies.

Through plenary and keynote sessions, featured speaker sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and poster presentations, ClimateEnergy2027 will foster knowledge exchange, professional networking, collaboration, and cross-sector dialogue.

The conference welcomes academicians, researchers, students, early-career researchers, industry professionals, business leaders, policymakers, investors, sustainability practitioners, entrepreneurs, and innovators. It offers opportunities to present research, share expertise, explore emerging solutions, and build meaningful connections across disciplines and borders.

From a successful inaugural edition in Prague to the next chapter in Madrid, the ClimateEnergy journey continues.

Join us in Madrid to share knowledge, build meaningful connections, explore new opportunities, and contribute to the global dialogue shaping a more resilient, sustainable, and low-carbon future.