DAYS TO GO
Important Dates
Abstracts due: 1 December, 2025
Acceptance of abstract: 15 November, 2025
Early Bird registration: until 15 November, 2025
Standard registration: until 1 February, 2026
Final registration: after 2 February, 2026
Submission of full papers: by 8 February , 2026
About the conference
The World Renewable Energy Congress (WREC) in Western Australia has been a premier energy event since 1999, uniting industries, researchers, and policymakers. It is a major recognised forum for networking between these sectors. Hosted by Murdoch University, WREC fosters global collaboration on 
innovations and strategies for a zero-carbon future by 2030.
The 2026 conference will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, and specialized workshops. Held at Murdoch University in Perth, just 15 minutes from the CBD, delegates will experience Australia’s sunniest capital, renowned for its cultural diversity and natural beauty.
WREC offers a welcome reception, a Swan River gala dinner, and exclusive networking events. Attendees can join free field visits, technical tours, and expert-led instructional forums. This landmark event continues to drive impactful dialogue in renewable energy advancements.
Welcome to the World Renewable Energy Congress 2026!
We are delighted to invite you to WREC 2026, held from 8–11 February at Murdoch University, 
Perth, Western Australia. As we transition to a zero-carbon future, this congress serves as a vital platform for industry, government, and academia to collaborate on renewable energy solutions. WREC 2026 features keynote speakers, site visits, technical tours, workshops, and masterclasses, offering insights into cutting-edge technologies and policies. Hosted in Murdoch University’s sustainable timber-designed building, the event reflects our commitment to environmental responsibility. Join us in shaping a carbon-free future through innovation, knowledge sharing, and meaningful action. Together, we drive change!
Prof. Tania Urmee
WREC2026 Chair
Why Attend WREC 2026?
Cutting-Edge Insights
- Engage with world-renowned speakers and thought leaders
- Explore the latest advancements in renewable energy technologies
- Participate in dynamic discussions on achieving net-zero emissions by 2030
- Pre-conference short courses
Global Networking
- Connect with international delegates from diverse backgrounds
- Forge valuable partnerships with industry professionals and academics
- Exchange ideas and best practices with peers from around the world
Experience Perth’s Renewable Energy Initiatives
- Witness firsthand Perth’s transition towards sustainable energy solutions
Congress Topics
1. Renewable Energy Technologies and Innovation
1.1 Solar PV Technologies
1.2 Solar Thermal Technologies
1.3 Wind Energy
1.4 Energy Combinations Energy
1.5 Hydro Power
1.6 Emerging Technologies
1.7 Role of Green Hydrogen
1.8 Biomass & Biofuels
1.9 Waste-to-Energy
2. Energy Storage and Grid Resilience
2.1 Energy Storage & Batteries
2.2 Grid Resilience & Adaptation
2.3 Innovations for Net Zero
3. Artificial Intelligence & Digital Transformation of Renewable Energy
3.1 AI in Renewable Energy
3.2 Digital Transformation in Renewable Energy
4. Decarbonization and Industry Transition
4.1 Decarbonizing Critical Minerals
4.2 Energy Transition in Heavy Industries
4.3 Electrifying Transportation & Sustainable Transport
5. Policy, Finance, and Governance for Net Zero
5.1 Financing the Net Zero Transition
5.2 Policy, Finance, and Education
5.3 Net Zero Strategies in Emerging Economies
5.4 Renewable Energy for Climate Adaptation
6. Sustainability, Gender, Equity, and Inclusive Transition
6.1 Energy Equity & Justice
6.2 Gender & Energy
6.3 Sustainable Cities
6.4 Built Environment
Important Dates
Abstracts due: 1 December, 2025
Acceptance of abstract: 15 November, 2025
Early Bird registration: until 15 November, 2025
Standard registration: until 1 February, 2026
Final registration: after 2 February, 2026
Submission of full papers: by 8 February , 2026
SEB invites participation and paper submissions across a broad range of sustainability and energy related topics relevant to the main theme of Sustainability in Energy and Buildings.
Applicable areas include sustainable design and of buildings, neighbourhoods and cities (built and natural environment); optimisation and modelling techniques; smart energy systems for smart cities; green information communications technology; as well as a broad range of solar, wind, wave and other renewable energy topics.
The aim of the conference is to bring together researchers and government and industry professionals to discuss the future of energy in buildings, neighbourhoods and cities from a theoretical, practical, implementation and simulation perspective. The conference will be an exciting chance to present, interact, and learn about the latest research in Sustainability in Energy and Buildings.
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