About to ICES 2026

The International Conference on Industrial Catalysis and Energy Science (ICES 2026) will be held grandly in Shanghai, the center of China's scientific and technological innovation and high-end manufacturing. This conference focuses on the cutting-edge progress and collaborative innovation of industrial catalytic technology and energy science, aiming to build a high-level, interdisciplinary international academic exchange platform, gathering experts, scholars, researchers, enterprise engineers, and energy decision-makers in the fields of chemical engineering, materials science, catalytic chemistry, energy technology, environmental science, and sustainable development. The conference will conduct in-depth discussions on cutting-edge topics such as the design and efficient reaction mechanisms of new catalysts, the application of catalysis in clean utilization of fossil fuels, catalytic processes in renewable energy conversion (such as electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen, CO ₂ hydrogenation to produce fuel), fuel cells and electrocatalytic technology, biomass energy conversion and green chemistry, nanoscale regulation and performance optimization of catalytic materials, energy conservation and emission reduction and intelligent control of industrial catalytic processes, hydrogen energy storage and transportation technology, and the catalytic role in carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS). Through various forms such as keynote speeches, thematic forums, paper presentations, and technology case sharing, we aim to promote key breakthroughs in catalytic technology in energy transformation and low-carbon development. ICES 2026 emphasizes the core concepts of "catalytic drive, energy efficiency innovation, and green future", committed to serving the national "dual carbon" strategy and energy security goals, and accelerating the industrialization process of green chemical and clean energy technologies. The high-quality papers accepted by the conference will be recommended for publication in international journals indexed by SCI, EI, or Scopus to enhance academic influence.