The topics addressed at the conference will include the technological, economic, political, social and health issues related to fuels and energy production and use. An emphasis will be given to the Green Deal, hydrogen as a vector of energy, transition and energy efficiency in transport.

The key topics of EFE 2024 will include the following:

ENERGY: power and heat technologies; efficiency and innovation in the energy sector; intelligent energy management systems; nuclear energy; renewable energy technologies; energy storage and harvesting.
FUELS: fossil fuels technologies; problems regarding clean fuel development and management; biofuels and the production of fuels from waste materials; CO₂ use for fuel production; industrial catalysis.
HYDROGEN: hydrogen production, storage and applications.
ENVIRONMENT: the energy sector’s impact on the environment; climate change and global warming; methods of identification for new contaminants; the circular economy; environmental protection; monitoring; diagnostics; energy efficiency; district heating; industrial systems; failure prevention; emission standards.
CATALYSIS: Exploring the frontier of catalysis in fuel production: innovations and challenges in enhancing energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.
NUCLEAR ENERGY: Due to its potential role in providing stable and low-emission energy, it will also be a key topic during the conference, covering technological aspects, safety, and the developmental perspectives of this branch of the energy sector.
ECOLOGICAL TRANSPORT: the electrification of transport; directions for the reduction of contaminations from transport fuels.
ENERGY AND ECOLOGICAL POLICY: conditions and directions of development in fuel and energy management; the relationship between the energy sector and the advancement of the country’s economy; the role of the state in shaping the development of fuel and energy markets.
ECONOMY: economic problems of fuel and energy management; conditions and potential for financing innovative projects; markets and risks in the fuel and energy sectors; the functioning of fuel and energy companies in the energy market.
MATERIALS FOR ENERGY CONVERSION AND STORAGE: materials for electrochemical devices; thermoelectric devices and gas turbines; photovoltaics, solar and wind turbine applications.

The above list is not exhaustive, and research on other topics associated with advances in power, fuels and environment technologies are also welcome.
The abstract submission deadline is 31 May 2024.