ASHRAE has announced that registration is now open for the Third International Conference on Energy and Indoor Environment for Hot Climates.
The conference, organized by ASHRAE, Qatar University and the ASHRAE Qatar Oryx Chapter, will be held
April 23-24, 2025 in Doha, Qatar.
“The conference will present cutting-edge strategies and technologies tailored to optimize energy conservation in hot climate regions, paving the way for a greener and more sustainable future,” said Walid Chakroun, Scientific Committee Chair.
This conference provides a forum for discussion of the latest research and development in the field of Indoor Environmental Quality in high ambient temperature climates. The objective of the conference is to facilitate a better understanding of the integration of energy efficiency in HVAC systems and IAQ in the high ambient temperature regions, focusing on the impact of low-energy design on occupant health in different building sectors for both developed and developing nations.
The conference will feature a
keynote address by Dr. Yousef Alhorr, Founding Chairman of the GORD Institute
– the research wing of the Gulf Organization for Research & Development. GORD has pioneered a comprehensive framework for green building certification specific to the needs of the region, through development and implementation of Global Sustainability Assessment System for building and infrastructure from micro and macro level perspectives.
Dr. Alhorr will deliver a keynote speech entitled “Innovative Multimode Ultra-Efficient Outdoor Cooling Systems: Synergia 9n1.”
Some 40 conference papers will be presented
during the conference on these topics:
- Indoor Air Quality Systems
- Lesson-Learned from IAQ systems in Developing Countries
- Energy Efficient Systems for Healthy Indoor Environments
- Air-Conditioning and Refrigerating Systems
- Outdoor Cooling
- Sustainability in Buildings
- Building Decarbonization
- Energy and Sustainable Development
- Climate Change Impact on Buildings
- Healthy Indoor Environment Protocols
- Renewable Energy Technologies
- Indoor Environmental Pollution Sources
- Air Cleaner Performance
- Advances in Filter Materials
- Low-Emitting Materials for Better IAQ
- Standards, Codes and Regulations
The
early conference registration fee is US $400
and includes a reception, lunches, dinners, coffee breaks, banquet, tours and the conference proceedings. The late registration fee is US $ 520. The student registration fee is US $ 100.
Early registration will end Friday, 21 February 2025.
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