Training Hub for Renewable Energy Technologies in Sri Lanka.
Renewable energy sources are expected to provide 30 – 40% of the world 's primary energy in 2050. These will play a critical role in achieving the United Nations Framework Convention Climate change targets, COP 26, and UN Sustainable Development Goals. A key element for attaining these is capacity building in renewable energy technologies. The main objective of this international conference on capacity building in the renewable energy sector is to disseminate knowledge in the area of novel renewable energy research, technologies and policies. The conference will also serve as a platform for knowledge transfer and capacity building in the vocational and higher education sector of developing countries. Within the global context, there is limited platform available for enhancing the knowledge exchange and training facilities in targeting both vocational and higher education sector in the area of renewable energy technologies. The International conference on capacity building of the Renewable Energy Sector (I-CARES) is expected to provide a future global network in developing the RE sector's future skill mix.
The conference is initiated under the project " Training Hub for Renewable Energy Technologies in Sri Lanka-THREE LANKA " , which is funded under the Erasmus+, capacity building for higher education sector. The overall aim of the Three-Lanka project is to develop the required skill levels in Sri Lanka for sustainable development in RE sector by encompassing successful knowledge exchange with EU universities.
Prof. Krishna Busawon
Prof. Mohamed Farrag
Dr. U.I.K. Galappaththi
Dr. Faheem Malik
| STREEING COMMITTEE | ||
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| Name | Organization | Country |
| Prof. Emad Faraag | Glasgow Caledonian University | United Kingdom |
| Prof. Krishna Busawon | University of Northumbria at Newcastle | United Kingdom |
| Prof Laurent Dala | University of Northumbria at Newcastle | United Kingdom |
| Prof Alireza Maheri | University of Aberdeen | United Kingdom |
| Prof Mohamed DJEMAI | University Polytechnic Hauts-de-France | France |
| Malek Ghanes | Nantes central school | France |
| Prof. Spertino Filippo | Politecnico di Torino | Italy |
| Dr. Diana Enescu | Universitatea Valahia Targoviste | Romania |
| Dr. Udayanga Galappaththi | University of Ruhuna | Sri Lanka |
| Dr. K.J.C. Kumara | University of Ruhuna | Sri Lanka |
| Dr. Prasanna Gunawardanei | University of Peradeniya | Sri Lanka |
| Prof. A. Atputharajah | University of Jaffna | Sri Lanka |
| Prof. A.M. Muzathik | South Eastern University of Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka |
| Prof. Rahula Attalage | Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology | Sri Lanka |
| Dr. Faheem Malik | University of Northumbria at Newcastle | United Kingdom |
Brabha Nagaratnam, Ben Xu, Zi Lin, Xiaoteng Liu, Kian Tan, Zi Qian, SeyedReza RazaviAlavi, Mohammad Rahmati, Khamid Mahkamov, Yao Zhang, Martin Birkett, Xue Chen, Farnoosh Farhad, Jibran Khaliq, Shaun Chen, Rasul Shahid, Roger Penlington, Matthew Blacklock, Yifan Li, Khalid Lafdi, Michael Lim, Marco Corradi
Kumara Jayawickrma , H.P.A. Jayamini , Sumith Baduge , M.T. Tenis Ranjan , Varuna Priyankara , Spertino Filippo , Fichera Stefania, Gianfranco Chicco , Alessandro Ciocia , Ahmed A. Aboushady , Muditha Kulatunga , Azmy Gowaid , Diana Enescu , Gabriela Mantescu, Anuraj Uthayasooriyan , S. Vinothine , T. Desika , Atputharajah , M. K. Ahilan , T. Thanihaichelvan , V. Mugilgeethan , R. Rajan , Yaalini , S. Sangar , M. Yuvaraj , Ubaya Higgoda , Lekha U. Bakmeedeniya , M. Muzathik , Fathima Rehana Munas , Pravinth Balthazar , Rajathurai Ratheesan , Ramesha Indeewarie Soysa , Abdullah Ijabathullah , S. Apilakshan , Rahula Attalage , Shiromi Karunaratne , Sujeewa Hettiwatte , Mudith Karunaratne , Migara Liyanage , Samantha Wijewardane , Asiri Indrajith , Nimsiri Abhayasinghe , Gayashika Fernando , Madhawa Herath , Kasuni Guruvita , Nimal Perera , Thedani Lionel , Chamila Delpitiya , Amila Wickramasinghe , Namiz Musafer , Udana Rathnayake , Shamil Rupasinghe, Harsha Wickramasinghe , Tharanga Wickramarathne
Submission: Papers should be submitted online to: faheem.a.malik@northmbria.ac.uk
Format: Full papers should be submitted in standard IEEE double-column format for conferences and not exceed 6 pages.
| Registration fees – attendance at the venue | ||
| Registration | Before 15 May 2022 | After 15 May 2022 |
| Authors | 100 Euros | 150 Euros |
| Authors (IEEE Members) | 75 Euros | 100 Euros |
| Authors (Student) | 50 Euros | 75 Euros |
| Nonauthors | 50 Euros | 75 Euros |
| * Full registration includes up to 2 papers (paper length is 6 pages). Each accepted paper must be presented by one of the authors. Gala dinner 25Euros. |
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| Registration fees – online attendance | |
| Registration | Before or after 15 May 2022 |
| Authors | 75 Euros |
| Authors (IEEE Members) | 50 Euros |
| Authors (Student) | 25 Euros |
| Nonauthors | 25 Euros |
Registered and presented papers will be published in proceedings that will be indexed on IEEE Xplore.
