Josue Ngondo Otshwe | Grid Integration of Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Josue Ngondo Otshwe | Grid Integration of Renewable Energy | Best Researcher Award

Professor Doctor | North China Electric Power University | China

Dr. Josue Ngondo Otshwe is a research-focused electrical engineering scholar whose work centers on renewable energy systems, power systems optimization, and sustainable electrification strategies, with particular emphasis on microgrids, distributed energy resources, and energy management in developing power networks. His scholarly contributions span renewable energy integration, corrosion protection in energy infrastructure, biogas production systems, adaptive control, and carbon-conscious grid management, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach that combines theoretical modeling, optimization techniques, and applied energy analysis. His research outputs demonstrate growing influence in the fields of sustainable power engineering and smart grid technologies, addressing challenges related to electrification, load management, storage optimization, and emission reduction. Through peer-reviewed journal articles and collaborative studies, his work contributes to advancing resilient and efficient energy systems, particularly in emerging and resource-constrained contexts. His academic impact is reflected by 16 citations and an h-index of 2, indicating early but measurable research visibility and relevance within the global energy and electrical engineering research community.

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Alhussein Albarbar | Net-Zero Energy Buildings | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Alhussein Albarbar | Net-Zero Energy Buildings | Research Excellence Award

Professor Doctor | Manchester Met University | United Kingdom

Dr. Alhussein Albarbar researcher with a strong interdisciplinary focus, this scholar has made significant contributions to smart sensing, condition monitoring, acoustics and vibration, renewable and hybrid energy systems, and data-driven engineering applications. The research portfolio spans experimental modeling, signal processing, machine learning, and intelligent diagnostics for mechanical, energy, and infrastructure systems, with particular emphasis on reliability, efficiency, and sustainability. The author has published extensively in high-impact, peer-reviewed international journals, producing influential work on MEMS accelerometers, wind turbine condition assessment, photovoltaic forecasting, smart grids, and acoustic-based fault detection. The research has achieved wide global recognition, accumulating 2,888 citations, with a strong h-index of 28 and an i10-index of 50, reflecting both depth and consistency of scholarly impact. This body of work demonstrates sustained excellence in advancing applied engineering research with measurable scientific and technological influence.

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Yuanxin Yao | Zero Carbon and Carbon Neutral Technologies | Young Scientist Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Yuanxin Yao | Zero Carbon and Carbon Neutral Technologies | Young Scientist Award

Lecturer | Minzu University | China

Dr. Yuanxin Yao is a research-focused scientist whose scholarly work centers on catalysis, hydrogen production, carbon dioxide conversion, and renewable energy technologies. His research portfolio emphasizes the design and mechanistic understanding of functional catalysts for sustainable fuel generation, including hydrogen evolution, CO₂ hydrogenation, and biomass-derived energy systems. Through a combination of experimental investigation and materials engineering, his studies contribute to improving catalytic efficiency, selectivity, and long-term stability under practical operating conditions. His publications span peer-reviewed journals in energy chemistry and applied catalysis, reflecting a consistent focus on translating fundamental insights into scalable energy solutions. The impact of this body of work is demonstrated by 476 citations, an h-index of 12, and an i10-index of 17, indicating sustained influence across multiple high-impact studies. Collectively, his research advances low-carbon energy pathways and supports the global transition toward cleaner and more efficient chemical energy systems.

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Marcela Tausova | Sustainable Energy Policies and Regulations | Research Excellence Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Marcela Tausova | Sustainable Energy Policies and Regulations | Research Excellence Award

Professor Doctor | Technical University of Kosice | Slovakia

Dr. Marcela Taušová is a research-focused scholar whose academic work spans energy economics, sustainable development, resource management, and environmental policy analysis, with a strong emphasis on quantitative evaluation and comparative regional studies. Her scholarly portfolio comprises 68 peer-reviewed documents that collectively have received 390 citations, reflecting the visibility and impact of her research within the scientific community, and resulting in an h-index of 11. Her publications address critical themes such as renewable energy transitions, green hydrogen potential, raw material policy, sustainability indicators, and the economic implications of global disruptions, often integrating statistical modeling, policy assessment, and interdisciplinary frameworks. Through systematic investigation of energy systems, resource efficiency, and sustainability metrics, her research contributes to evidence-based decision-making and long-term strategic planning in energy and environmental governance. Her work demonstrates a consistent commitment to advancing analytical rigor, comparative insight, and policy relevance in contemporary sustainability and energy research.

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Shixi Chen | Green Hydrogen and Fuel Cells | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Shixi Chen | Green Hydrogen and Fuel Cells | Research Excellence Award

Doctor | Neijiang Normal University | China

Dr. Chen Shixi is a research-focused scholar whose academic contributions center on advancing domain-specific scientific knowledge through methodical investigation, analytical rigor, and evidence-based synthesis. With a documented record of 23 peer-reviewed research documents, the author has accumulated 76 scholarly citations, reflecting steady recognition and utilization of this work within the research community. An h-index of 4 indicates consistent influence across multiple publications, highlighting contributions that intersect theory, experimentation, and applied research perspectives. The research portfolio demonstrates engagement with core disciplinary questions, systematic data interpretation, and the development of frameworks that support further investigation by other scholars. Publications emphasize clarity of methodology, relevance of findings, and alignment with contemporary research trends, contributing to incremental knowledge building and academic discourse. Through sustained scholarly output and measurable citation impact, this body of work supports the advancement of research standards and reinforces the author’s role in contributing rigorously evaluated scientific evidence to the literature.

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Omer Faruk Derindag | Decarbonization of Industries | Research Excellence Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Omer Faruk Derindag | Decarbonization of Industries | Research Excellence Award

Associate Professor | Inonu University | Turkey

Dr. Omer Faruk Derindag is a researcher affiliated with Inönü University, Malatya, Turkey, with recognized contributions in environmental economics and sustainability studies. He holds advanced academic training in economics-related disciplines, with a strong focus on climate policy, carbon pricing mechanisms, and international trade impacts. His key research areas include carbon border adjustment mechanisms, environmental policy analysis, import demand elasticity, and sustainable development. Dr. Derindag has authored 15 peer-reviewed publications, indexed in Scopus, receiving over 250 citations, with an h-index of 9, reflecting the growing influence of his work in the environmental sciences and applied economics community .

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Sofoklis Makridis | Green Hydrogen & Fuel Cells | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Sofoklis Makridis | Green Hydrogen & Fuel Cells | Research Excellence Award

Director and CEO | University of Patras | Greece

Prof. Dr.-Eng. Sofoklis Makridis is an accomplished academic entrepreneur and Director/CEO recognized for his contributions to energy, sustainability, environmental applications, and advanced materials. He holds an extensive research background in hydrogen storage, metal hydrides, thermal management, and autonomous power systems, supported by more than 1200 citations, an h-index of 21, and 29 i10-index publications. His influential works include seminal studies on hydrogen storage technologies, Mg-based nanocomposites, and techno-economic analyses of hydrogen systems, which have shaped advancements in clean energy and climate-focused engineering. Prof. Makridis has collaborated with global experts, contributing to interdisciplinary solutions for smart grids, green buildings, and sustainable energy processes.

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Hydrogen Storage and Compression

IET Digital Library • 166 citations • 2017


Polymer-Stable Magnesium Nanocomposites for Efficient Hydrogen Storage

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy • 117 citations • 2013


Hydrogen-Based Autonomous Power Systems: Techno-Economic Analysis

Springer Science & Business Media • 97 citations • 2008


Applications of Earth-to-Air Heat Exchangers: A Holistic Review

Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews • 76 citations • 2022

Cornelia Vasile| Waste to Energy Conversion | Research Excellence Award

Prof. Dr. Sofoklis Makridis | Green Hydrogen & Fuel Cells | Research Excellence Award

Director and CEO | Department of Environmental Engineering, University of Patras | Romania

Dr. Cornelia Vasile is a distinguished senior researcher in Physical Chemistry of Polymers, formerly affiliated with the “P.Poni” Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Iași, Romania, where she served from 1966 to 2014. She earned her undergraduate degree in Physical Chemistry from the University of Bucharest and completed her PhD in Physical Chemistry of Polymers at the University of Iași. Her primary research areas include polymer science, biodegradable and bio-based polymers, polymer nanocomposites, chitosan- and alginate-based materials, biocompatible materials, and functional polymeric coatings, with a strong focus on sustainable materials for biomedical, drug delivery, and food packaging applications. Dr. Vasile has authored and co-authored more than 100 scientific publications, including highly cited articles in internationally recognized journals such as Polymers and Materials, as well as several scholarly books and book chapters on polyethylene, environmentally degradable polymers, surface properties of polymers, and polymer recycling technologies. Her work has received widespread international recognition, reflected in a strong citation record and frequent invitations to collaborate on multinational research projects. She was awarded the prestigious N. Teclu Prize of the Romanian Academy in 1969 in recognition of her outstanding contributions to chemical sciences. In addition to her research accomplishments, Dr. Vasile has served as an editor and editorial board member for international peer-reviewed scientific journals and has acted as a reviewer for numerous high-impact journals in the fields of polymer science and materials engineering. Through her research, publications, and mentoring activities, she has made a lasting societal impact by advancing environmentally sustainable materials, improving food safety through innovative packaging solutions, and contributing to the development of safer, more effective biomedical polymer technologies.

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1. Vasile, C. (Ed.). (2009). Environmentally degradable polymer materials based on multicomponent polymeric and asystems. Brill Academic Publishers.

2. Vasile, C. (Ed.), & Pascu, M. C. (2007). Surface properties of polymers. Research Signpost International.

3. Darie, R., Vasile, C., & Kozlowski, M. (2011). Compatibilization of complex polymer systems: Reactive compatibilization-cum-impact modification applied to virgin polymers and waste. Lambert Academic Publishing.

4. Vasile, C., & Cheaburu, C. N. (Eds.). (2010). New polymeric packaging for food. PIM Publishing House.

5. Vasile, C., & Brebu, M. (2011). Recycling of waste of electric and electronic equipment (WEEE). In C. J. Nielsen (Ed.), Environment research updates: Recycling: Processes, costs and benefits. Nova Science Publishers.

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Jesper Pedersen | Environmental Impact of Energy Projects | Best Innovator Award

Mr. Jesper Pedersen | Environmental Impact of Energy Projects | Best Innovator Award

CEO-Founder | JP Clima Tec | Denmark

Mr. Jesper Pedersen is an innovator focused on advancing climate-cooling technologies through engineered atmospheric humidification and adiabatic cooling systems designed to counteract the planet’s rising radiative forcing. His research centers on developing and optimizing large-scale water-mist evaporator units capable of generating low-altitude fog to increase Earth’s albedo and achieve measurable temperature reductions. Drawing from principles of atmospheric physics, thermodynamics, and hydrological cycling, his work demonstrates how controlled humidification—via modified fog-cannon evaporators mounted on wind turbines—can convert latent heat of vaporization into a cooling mechanism that lowers ambient temperatures while enhancing radiative heat loss to space. His computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, Mollier-diagram analyses, and field experiments explore the relationship between relative humidity, dew point, wet-bulb temperature, and cloud-formation height to validate the cooling efficiency of water-evaporative systems. Pedersen’s research further investigates the potential of large-scale deployment, projecting that covering approximately 1% of Earth’s surface with engineered low-altitude fog could offset the current global warming rate of 3.5 W/m². He also evaluates environmental impacts, infrastructure requirements, and the comparative sustainability of this solar radiation modification (SRM) concept relative to other geoengineering approaches such as marine cloud brightening. His patented evaporator-cannon design incorporates wide-angle fog dispersion, wind-aligned turbine integration, and rainwater-based supply systems aimed at enabling scalable atmospheric cooling in diverse climatic zones, including Arctic, tropical, and temperate regions. Through ongoing research collaborations, experimental testing, and prototype development, his work contributes to emerging solutions for global temperature stabilization, forest-fire prevention, reforestation support, and mitigation of climate-driven ecological tipping points.

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