4th BALI International Conference on “Green Technologies” (BICGT-25) scheduled on Dec. 25-27, 2025 Bali (Indonesia)

BICGT-25


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Topics/Call for Papers



So, Topics of Interest for Submission include, but are Not Limited to:



I. Renewable Energy Systems & Storage




  • Solar Energy:


    • Next-generation Photovoltaics (perovskites, quantum dots, organic solar cells)

    • Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) advancements

    • Integrated PV (BIPV, VIPV) and urban solar solutions

    • Solar thermal applications for heating, cooling, and industrial processes



  • Wind Energy:

    • Advanced wind turbine design and aerodynamics (onshore, offshore, vertical axis)

    • Floating offshore wind platforms and deep-water solutions

    • Small-scale and distributed wind energy systems

    • Wind energy forecasting, grid integration, and smart controls



  • Bioenergy & Biofuels:

    • Sustainable biomass feedstock production and conversion technologies (pyrolysis, gasification, anaerobic digestion)

    • Advanced biofuels (algae-based, cellulosic ethanol, sustainable aviation fuels - SAF)

    • Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS)

    • Biorefineries and bio-based products



  • Geothermal Energy:

    • Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) and advanced drilling techniques

    • Direct-use geothermal applications and hybrid systems

    • Geothermal heat pumps and urban integration



  • Hydropower & Marine Energy:

    • Sustainable hydropower development and optimization (pumped hydro storage)

    • Wave, tidal, and Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) technologies

    • Environmental impact assessment and mitigation for marine energy



  • Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Technologies:

    • Green hydrogen production (electrolysis from renewable sources, photocatalysis)

    • Hydrogen storage (physical, material-based) and transportation infrastructure

    • Fuel cell advancements for various applications (transport, stationary power)

    • Power-to-X concepts (converting renewable energy into other energy carriers or chemicals)



  • Energy Storage Systems:

    • Advanced battery technologies (solid-state, flow batteries, next-generation lithium-ion, sodium-ion)

    • Thermal energy storage and mechanical energy storage (compressed air, flywheels)

    • Grid-scale energy storage solutions and their role in grid stability

    • Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) and smart charging technologies for EVs





II. Circular Economy & Sustainable Materials




  • Green Materials & Nanomaterials:


    • Bio-based, biodegradable, and compostable polymers

    • Recycled and upcycled materials in manufacturing

    • Sustainable composites and construction materials (e.g., mass timber, low-carbon concrete)

    • Novel materials for energy efficiency, catalysis, and environmental remediation



  • Sustainable Manufacturing & Industrial Processes:

    • Green chemistry and engineering principles in industrial design and production

    • Resource efficiency, waste minimization, and industrial symbiosis

    • Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and environmental footprinting of products and processes

    • Additive manufacturing (3D printing) for material reduction and localized production



  • Circular Economy Models & Strategies:

    • Design for circularity, durability, repairability, and end-of-life management

    • Product-as-a-service models and extended producer responsibility

    • Reverse logistics and closed-loop supply chains

    • Policy, regulatory frameworks, and business models for accelerating circularity





III. Pollution Control & Environmental Remediation




  • Water & Wastewater Treatment:


    • Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) for recalcitrant pollutants

    • Membrane technologies for water purification, desalination, and reuse

    • Resource recovery from wastewater (nutrients, energy, valuable chemicals)

    • Removal of emerging contaminants (microplastics, pharmaceuticals, PFAS)

    • Decentralized and nature-based water treatment solutions (e.g., constructed wetlands)



  • Air Pollution Control & Management:

    • Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) technologies (post-combustion, direct air capture)

    • Advanced catalysts and filtration systems for industrial and mobile emissions

    • Indoor air quality monitoring and purification technologies

    • Technologies for reducing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and particulate matter



  • Waste Management & Valorization:

    • Zero-waste strategies and technologies (e.g., pyrolysis, gasification for waste-to-energy)

    • Anaerobic digestion for organic waste and biogas production

    • Recycling and recovery of critical raw materials (e-waste, battery recycling)

    • Sustainable landfill management and bioreactor landfills



  • Soil Remediation & Land Restoration:

    • Bioremediation, phytoremediation, and chemical remediation of contaminated soils

    • Restoration of degraded land and ecosystems

    • Sustainable agricultural practices for soil health and carbon sequestration





IV. Smart & Sustainable Urban Systems




  • Green Buildings & Architecture:


    • Energy-efficient building design and smart building management systems (BMS)

    • Green roofs, vertical gardens, and passive cooling/heating strategies

    • Sustainable construction materials and techniques (e.g., timber construction, prefabrication)

    • Net-zero energy buildings and resilient urban design



  • Smart Grids & Energy Management:

    • Integration of distributed renewable energy sources into the grid

    • Demand-side management, energy efficiency, and load balancing

    • Grid modernization, resilience, and cybersecurity

    • Microgrids and virtual power plants



  • Sustainable Transportation:

    • Electric Vehicles (EVs), charging infrastructure, and fleet electrification

    • Public transportation innovations (e.g., high-speed rail, integrated multimodal systems)

    • Sustainable aviation and shipping fuels/technologies

    • Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) for reduced congestion and emissions



  • Urban Planning & Resilience:

    • Sustainable urban development and master planning principles

    • Climate adaptation and resilience in urban infrastructure

    • Nature-based solutions for urban challenges (e.g., urban forests, permeable pavements)

    • Urban food systems and vertical farming technologies





V. Digital & Enabling Technologies for Green Solutions




  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML):


    • AI for optimizing energy consumption, grid management, and renewable energy forecasting.

    • ML for environmental monitoring, pollution prediction, and climate modeling.

    • AI in smart agriculture for resource efficiency and precision farming.

    • AI for accelerated material discovery and design for sustainability.



  • Internet of Things (IoT) & Sensor Networks:

    • Real-time environmental monitoring (air quality, water quality, soil health).

    • Smart sensors for energy management in buildings and industries.

    • IoT for waste collection optimization and smart recycling.

    • Remote sensing for climate and environmental change detection.



  • Big Data Analytics & Cloud Computing:

    • Processing and analyzing large environmental datasets for insights and decision-making.

    • Environmental forecasting and modeling at scale.

    • Cloud-based platforms for sustainability management.



  • Digital Twins for Sustainability:

    • Creating virtual replicas of physical systems (factories, cities, ecosystems) to optimize resource use, reduce waste, and predict environmental impacts.



  • Blockchain for Sustainability:

    • Supply chain transparency and traceability for sustainable products.

    • Carbon credit tracking, renewable energy certificate management, and decentralized energy trading.

    • Circular economy applications (e.g., material passports).



  • Geographic Information Systems (GIS) & Remote Sensing:

    • Environmental mapping, monitoring, and spatial analysis.

    • Assessing land use change, deforestation, and ecosystem health.

    • Disaster risk reduction and climate change vulnerability assessment.



  • Green Computing & Sustainable IT:

    • Energy-efficient hardware design, software optimization, and data center operations.

    • Reducing the carbon footprint of IT infrastructure and digital services.





VI. Policy, Economics, Social Aspects & Education




  • Environmental Policy & Governance:


    • National and international climate policies, agreements, and regulations.

    • Regulatory frameworks and standards for green technologies.

    • Market mechanisms, incentives, and carbon pricing for sustainable innovation.

    • International cooperation and technology transfer for green solutions.



  • Green Finance & Investment:

    • Funding models and financial instruments for green projects.

    • Impact investing, sustainable finance, and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria.

    • Carbon markets, emissions trading, and green bonds.



  • Social Acceptance & Behavioral Change:

    • Public engagement, awareness campaigns, and environmental education.

    • Overcoming barriers to adoption of green technologies and sustainable practices.

    • The role of consumer behavior in driving green markets.



  • Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) & Green Technologies:

    • The crucial role of green technologies in achieving the UN SDGs.

    • Measuring, monitoring, and reporting on sustainability impacts.



  • Circular Economy Business Models:

    • Emerging business models that prioritize resource efficiency, waste reduction, and value retention.

    • Entrepreneurship and innovation in the green technology sector.



  • Education for Sustainability:

    • Integrating green technologies and sustainable development principles into education at all levels.

    • Developing skills for the green economy workforce.

    • Citizen science and community involvement in environmental monitoring and action.