The 4th International Conference on Climate Change and Ocean Renewable Energy | July 30–31, 2025, Online

 

 

 

Welcome to CCORE 2025

The 4th International Conference on Climate Change and Ocean Renewable Energy

Renewable energy is a crucial aspect of our global transition to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy landscape. The diverse array of sources, including sunlight, tides, waves, wind, rain, and geothermal heat, offers a promising alternative to traditional fossil fuels. The importance of renewable energy is underscored by its potential to address both environmental concerns and the growing global demand for energy.

According to BP's 2018 Energy Outlook, the trajectory of renewable energy is set to soar, with a projected fivefold increase by 2040. This substantial growth is expected to contribute around 14% of global primary energy, marking a significant shift in our energy consumption patterns. This transition not only reflects a commitment to mitigating climate change but also acknowledges the need for sustainable solutions to secure our energy future. The urgency of transitioning to renewable energy is further emphasized by the adverse impacts of climate change. Rising temperatures pose substantial threats to both human well-being and the environment. Extreme weather events, sea-level rise, and disruptions to ecosystems are just a few of the consequences. By embracing renewable energy sources like biofuels, societies can actively combat climate change and work towards a more resilient and sustainable future. Reducing reliance on fossil fuels is a pivotal strategy in slowing down the effects of climate change. Fossil fuels contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions, exacerbating the greenhouse effect and global warming. Embracing cleaner, renewable alternatives not only helps mitigate these environmental impacts but also promotes energy independence and security.

While historically, renewable energy was perceived as economically less viable than conventional sources, advancements in clean energy technologies are rapidly changing this narrative. Continuous innovation and research have led to significant cost reductions in renewable energy production, making it increasingly competitive with traditional energy sources. This economic shift is a driving force behind the global shift toward renewable energy adoption. Governments, businesses, and individuals play pivotal roles in advancing this transition. Incentives, policies, and investments that support the development and adoption of renewable energy technologies are crucial for accelerating the shift away from fossil fuels. Public awareness and education are also essential components, fostering a collective commitment to a sustainable energy future. In conclusion, the growth of renewable energy represents a beacon of hope in addressing climate change and building a more sustainable future. The projected increase in renewable energy adoption by 2040 signifies a positive step toward a more balanced and environmentally responsible energy mix. Embracing renewable energy is not only a technological necessity but a moral imperative to safeguard the planet for future generations.

The 4th International Conference on Climate Change and Ocean Renewable Energy (CCORE 2025) that will be held from July 30–31, 2025, ONLINE-Virtual conference without any physical participation. It delightfully welcomes all the researchers and developers to share their experiences and ideas through research talks and presentations from diverse fields in climate change and ocean renewable energy. This event offers a platform in bringing together a forum for students, postdocs and established scientists to exchange their ideas and contribute to an integrative approach to climate change and ocean renewable energy. The submissions can be in the form of oral presentations or poster presentations, through virtual platform. The best oral and poster presentations of each session will be honored with a certificate of merit. Selected papers after processing through blind peer review will be considered for inclusion in the international peer-reviewed SCI/ISI journals and conference proceedings.

 

Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline
May 15, 2025   Full Paper Submission Deadline
May 20, 2025  Notification of Acceptance
June 20, 2025  Early Bird Registration
May 20, 2025


Conference Proceedings

 

All submitted full papers will go through the peer review process and acceptance will depend on the quality, originality, language and relevance.

All the accepted papers for CCORE conference proceedings have been published by Springer on the book series Springer Proceedings in Earth and Environmental Sciences (SPEES) with Electronic ISSN: 2524-3438 and Print ISSN 2524-342X.

 

Past Editions

1st edition CCORE2022: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-26967-7

2nd edition CCORE2023: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-71555-6

3rd edition CCORE2024 proceedings: Under process

Conference Topics

Prospective authors are requested to submit quality research articles on the Climate Change and Ocean Renewably Energy, All the submissions should be formatted carefully according to the conference template and submit the manuscript for review before the submission deadline. The key topics can be but not limited to:

Abstract Template Full Paper TemplateSubmission System

  • Renewable energy  technologies (e.g. Coastal and Offshore Wind, Waves, Tides, Ocean Currents, Salinity Gradient Power, Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC), Hydro Power Systems (HPS)…etc.)
  • Global environmental change and ecosystems management
  • Prediction modeling and decision support tools
  • Climate-related disasters and reduction
  • Intelligent integration of renewable energy technologies
  • Global warming
  • Development and utilization of Ocean Energy
  • Ocean energy policies and economics
  • Climate change impacts on Ocean renewable energy
  • Impact of climate change on water resources and river management
  • Impacts of climate change on health and well-being
  • Climate change and regional economic development
  • Regional Climate Modeling
  • Challenges, opportunities, and solutions for climate resilience
  • Financing urban climate change mitigation
  • Greenhouse gas emission and measurement
  • Hydrology and climate change
  • Groundwater management and climate change
  • Greenhouse gas emission and measurement

 

Symposium

Symposium: Marine Renewables: Balancing Economic Development, Environmental Protection, and Human Rights (Read More)
Prof. Dr. Sergio Pena Neira
Universidad Mayor, Chile
Marine renewable energy is among humanity's most critical tools for integrating economic development with the protection of the environment and human rights. Determining who will take action, what measures will be implemented, when these steps will occur, and how they will be executed lies at the heart of renewable energy policies for future generations. While there is broad consensus that global energy demands will rise significantly in the coming decades, a pressing challenge remains: securing the consent and cooperation of coastal communities for energy projects near their shores.
The development of ocean-based renewable energy systems raises complex issues, including human, policy, and legal considerations. These matters are already subjects of robust international debate. Lessons from the jurisprudence of international courts and tribunals are particularly valuable in this context. Case law reflects the real-world challenges faced by states and individuals, offering insights into the legal and policy frameworks required to navigate these difficulties effectively.
International law, public policy, and the principles underpinning them are foundational to addressing these challenges. In the global effort to combat climate change, ocean renewables present a critical solution. However, their implementation must be balanced with the protection of human rights and the environment. Understanding the societal impacts of public policy and legal decisions is essential for fostering community cooperation, ensuring compliance, and addressing unlawful activities.
To this end, addressing these issues early in the design and planning phases of ocean renewable projects is imperative. Consideration of the legal, social, and environmental implications will help mitigate potential conflicts and facilitate smoother project implementation.
This session aims to explore these challenges in depth and provide a platform for dialogue. Through discussions and a structured Q&A session, participants will have the opportunity to identify potential obstacles and strategies to address them. In the context of climate change, reflecting on public policy and international law as critical tools for advancing ocean renewable projects is essential. Such reflection will enable stakeholders to devise solutions that are not only effective but also equitable and sustainable.

 

Special Sessions

Special Session 1: Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to Unlock Offshore Renewable Energy Potential
Dr Garlapati Nagababu
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Pandit Deendayal Energy University
Email: garlapatinagu@gmail.com

This session will focus on leveraging multi-disciplinary strategies to advance offshore renewable energy development. By integrating expertise from geomatics, engineering, marine sciences, environmental studies, renewable energy technology, policy analysis, and sustainability research, we aim to address challenges and unlock opportunities for optimizing offshore wind resource potential and promoting sustainable energy transitions.
Special Session 2: Offshore Renewable Energy, Infrastructure and the Environment
Dr Samet ÖZTÜRK
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Environmental Engineering Department, Bursa Technical University
Email: samet.ozturk@btu.edu.tr
This session could accept papers on topics such as offshore wind, wave and solar system site selection, port and electrical infrastructure and their impacts on the environment. Furthermore, country based case studies and examples of pilot projects of such systems would be welcome for the session.
Special Session 3: The urban world, challenges and UN Goals. An approach for research to action
Dr Asad Aziz
Department of Geography University of Gujrat Pakistan.
Email: Asadaziz@uog.edu.pk
The urban world is going to expand in all humanistic perspectives i.e. Environment, society, economy and ecology. This expansion if done without planning it will challenge the future.
The urban science or urban scientists have to be engaged to tackle these issues for sustainability and resilience for the future.
Special Session 4: Structural engineering - Climate Change and Ocean Renewable Energy
Prof. Dr. Eng. Enrico Zacchei
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Higher Polytechnic School of Avila, University of Salamanca (USAL), Spain
Email: enricozacchei@gmail.com
This special session treats the issue and challenges of "climate change and ocean renewable energy" related to structural engineering. That is, how buildings, civil infrastructures, industrial structures, offshore structures, etc. would change their resilience and functionality.
All considerations should always take into account the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) defined by the United Nations.
Special Issue (SI) : https://www.mdpi.com/journal/infrastructures/special_issues/S2W2M82K00#

 

CCORE Best Presentation Award

CCORE 2025 committe will select the Best Presentation Award during the conference.

Evaluation Criteria for Presentation: Each presentation is evaluated by two session chairs and the average mark of both session chairs is taken as the final mark. The best presentation from each session will be selected based on the final mark. Below 6 aspects are taken into consideration for this award:
▪ Applicability ▪ Originality ▪ Significance ▪ Visual Aids ▪ English Delivery ▪ Timeliness

1-“Hydrostatic failure behavior of externally pressurized ceramic egg-shaped shells”
Dr. Jian Zhang, Jiangsu University of Science and Technology, China

1-“Multi-Criteria Suitability Analysis for Siting Solar Power Plants Case Study: Kuwait”
Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Hassan El-kasaby, Department of Social Sciences, Faculty of Education, Matrouh University-Egypt

2-“Effects of cattle biogas effluent application and irrigation regimes on rice growth and yield: A mesocosm experiment”
Dr. Huynh Cong Khanh, Can Tho University-Vietnam

3-“Flow-induced Motion Investigation on Novel SPAR Wind Floater on Damping Plate Configurations”
Dr. Fuad Mahfud Assidiq, Universitas Hasanuddin-Indonesia

4-“Unlocking Wind Energy Potential in India's Coastal Region: A Climate Change Resilience Assessment”
Dr. Garlapati Nagababu, School of Technology, Pandit Deendayal Energy University-India

1-“Evaluation of Floc Characteristics Induced by Heavy Metals in An Estuarine Environment”
Febina A Manaf, TKM College of Engineering- India

2-“Influence of Vertical Plates on the Pitching Motion of a SPAR Wind Floater in Waves”
Fuad Mahfud Assidiq, Universitas Hasanuddin-Indonesia

3-“Developing a Decision Support System for a Pumped Storage Hybrid Power Plant”
Ilkay Ekici, Eskişehir Technical University-Turkey

 

Contact

For general enquiries regarding the paper template, submission, registration, program etc., please feel free to contact the conference secretary.

Ms.Fiona Lee
Email: info@ic-ccore.org
TEL: +852-30697939 \ +86-15756280447

 
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