Selected Papers From: EARTH 2022-Green Technologies for Waste to Energy and Net Zero CO2 Emissions
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "B: Energy and Environment".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2022) | Viewed by 2805
Special Issue Editors
Interests: extractive metallurgy; resource circulation; and waste management
Interests: functional ceramic coating; high-entropy ceramics; biomaterials; photocatalysis; mechanical properties
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Dear Colleagues,
The 16th EARTH Symposium (EARTH 2022) is the premier international congress in the field of resource circulation. Its main objective is to foster knowledge transfer and to exchange experience amongst delegates with diverse academic and industrial backgrounds.
The congress offers the ability to learn about the latest advances in resource processing, hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy, organic–inorganic material processing, waste-to-energy processes, recycling policies and management, net-zero CO2 emissions, and other important topics related to the environment, waste-to-energy processes, and resource and material recycling.
- Focus: This Special Issue focuses on introducing waste-to-energy processes, energy policy and management strategies, and net-zero CO2 emissions throughout East Asia (Korea, Japan, Taiwan, China, and Thailand).
- Scope: The notable level of urbanization worldwide is accompanied by an exponential increase in power demands and limited resources. There are growing pressures and challenges caused by climate change, water scarcity, GHG emissions, increasing demands for energy and land loss, etc. Therefore, waste-to-energy processes, optimal energy policy and management strategies, and net-zero CO2 emissions are the optimal options for future generations.
- Purpose: This Special Issue aims to introduce new waste-to-energy and net-zero CO2 emission technologies. Moreover, policy and management strategies for energy savings and net-zero CO2 emissions are also targets. Therefore, the scope and aim of this Special Issue are to introduce recent research on energy and net-zero CO2
Dr. Wei-sheng Chen
Prof. Dr. Yen-Hsun Su
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- waste-to-energy
- policing and management strategies for energy
- new green energy materials
- techniques to achieve net-zero CO2 emissions
- policing and management of net-zero CO2
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