The participants engaged in a rich program that included 12 keynotes that covered a wide area of topics related to energy technology, policy, and politics. There was a lot of positive feedback between speakers and participants, with the speakers being impressed with the enthusiasm, motivation, and interest of the participants, and participants equally pleased with the content and the approachability of the speakers.
Throughout the week, participants showcased their research through scientific posters about energy technology, policy, and politics. The poster sessions provided an invaluable opportunity for presenters to receive feedback from both peers and speakers, covering a diverse array of topics, including chemistry, renewables, the built environment, transportation, storage, modeling, digitalization, innovation, politics, and social motivators driving the energy transition.