Empowering clean energy and climate change actions
Research findings from researchers in third-world countries end up on the shelf. Only very few findings from third-world countries made it to the limelight via personal efforts, which are uncommon in academia. Due to no access to the findings on the shelves, national policymakers, industries and governments have continually relied on globalized findings. Unfortunately, when it comes to clean energy and climate change, the localized findings are more realistic for policymakers, industries and governments. The mandate of this conference is to gather the localized findings and communicate them to stakeholders in order to foster a more inclusive approach to bridging the gap between local knowledge and global practices, ultimately leading to more sustainable and effective solutions. Join us at the National Conference on Clean Energy and Climate Change that is organized by the Cluster for Clean Energy and Climate Change (CCECC), where we unite experts, researchers, and policymakers to address critical issues surrounding clean energy solutions and climate resilience in sub-Saharan Africa.
Emeritus Prof. I.P Jain, Center for Non-Conventional Energy Resources, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India
Prof. U.E. Uno Federal University of Technology Minna, Nigeria
Prof. D.T. Hallinan Florida State University, USA
Prof. B. Adebisi Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Prof. P.A. Aderonmu, Redeemer University, Ede, Nigeria
Prof. I.B. Ijeh Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Nigeria
Prof. R.T. Loto Covenant University, Nigeria
Prof. E.G. Njoroge University of Pretoria, South Africa
Prof. S.O. Oyedepo Bells University of Technology, Nigeria
Dr. M. Madhuku iThemba LABS, South Africa
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Local Organizing Committee
M.E. EMETERE Bowen University, Nigeria (Chairman)
E.M. Abraham Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Nigeria
T.E. Oladimeji Covenant University, Nigeria
O.O. Ometan Lagos State University, Nigeria
F.B. Elehinafe Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology, Nigeria
T.J. Ayua University of the Gambia, The Gambia
S. Akpabio Trinity University, Nigeria
A.M. Abubakar Modibbo Adama University, Nigeria
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Clean energy technologies and innovation- Solar PV, CSP, and hybrid renewable systems
- Wind energy (onshore and offshore) development
- Hydropower and small-scale hydro solutions
- Bioenergy and waste-to-energy technologies
- Green hydrogen and fuel cell technologies
- Energy storage systems (batteries, flywheels, supercapacitors)
- Smart grids and digital energy systems
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Climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies- Climate risk assessment and vulnerability mapping
- Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS)
- Nature-based solutions and ecosystem restoration
- Urban resilience and climate-smart infrastructure
- Disaster risk reduction and early warning systems
- Climate modeling, monitoring, and data analytics
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Energy policy, governance, and regulation- National clean energy policies and energy transition pathways
- Climate finance, carbon markets, and green bonds
- Regulatory frameworks for renewable energy deployment
- Energy justice, equity, and inclusive transition
- Public–private partnerships in clean energy
- Institutional capacity building and governance reforms
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Sustainable power systems and energy efficiency- Energy efficiency in buildings and industries
- Electrification and decarbonization of transport
- Demand-side management and load optimization
- Off-grid and mini-grid solutions for rural electrification
- Power system reliability, resilience, and stability
- Grid integration of renewable energy sources
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Environmental impacts, health, and society- Air quality, public health, and clean energy co-benefits
- Climate change impacts on water, food, and ecosystems
- Social acceptance of renewable energy projects
- Gender, youth, and community participation
- Indigenous knowledge and local adaptation strategies
- Environmental impact assessment and sustainability metrics
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Regional and local perspectives on climate action- Community-based clean energy solutions
- Climate challenges in urban vs rural settings
- Regional climate hotspots and responses
- Case studies from states/local governments
- Indigenous and grassroots climate action initiatives
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Financing, investment, and entrepreneurship- Green finance mechanisms and investment models
- Startups and entrepreneurship in clean energy
- Risk assessment and bankability of renewable projects
- Climate adaptation funding and donor frameworks
- Local content development and job creation
- Impact assessment of clean energy investments
