This is your opportunity to contribute to critical climate change conversations.

If you have work to contribute, we’d love to hear from you.

Submit your abstract.

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Submissions are due by 11.59 pm AEDT on 11 February 2025.

Need help convincing your manager before you can join us at AEHC 2024? Put forward your best case with this editable email template.
 

You’ll find everything you need to know about the process in the submission guidelines, which include our speaker and author agreement. 

We’re seeking submissions that reflect these themes:

• Regenerative and circular economy: taking a holistic approach to sustainability, restoring natural resources, efficiencies, optimisation and beneficial reuse.
• Resilience, adaption and mitigation: overcoming the challenges of an ever-changing world.
• Clean energy transition: moving towards a fossil fuel free future – decarbonisation, achieving net-zero, emission reductions, alternative and renewable energy sources.
• Technology and innovation: accelerating sustainable outcomes – digitisation, automation, AI and battery technology.
• Workforce: meeting workforce needs – addressing the engineering skills gap through education and upskilling as well as leveraging engineers’ transferrable skills.
• Stakeholder engagement: making a positive impact on society by engaging the community, government and industry both locally and internationally, financial reporting for sustainability, regulatory solutions.
• Projects and other: corporate social responsibility, community engineering, social impacts, systems thinking, case studies, climate finance, global movements and international agreements.

If you have any questions about CSE25, email us at [email protected]

Presentation types

The following presentation types are available:

1. Technical oral (paper required)
2. Industry oral
3. Poster

An oral presentation consists of a brief presentation and question and answer time. Slides are mandatory for all oral presentations.

You may submit and present one abstract only. A presentation may be delivered by a maximum of two authors however, both must be registered to attend CSE25.

All abstracts and papers are peer reviewed. Poster presentations are not peer reviewed.

Technical oral

All technical oral presentations should address advancements in technical research with investigations and studies to support. They should also include industry trends if applicable and contribute to a scholarly discourse.

If your abstract is accepted, a paper will be required. We'll be in touch with more information. In general, papers should be between five and 12 pages including illustrations and a biography. You can also include an appendix which doesn’t contribute to the page count.

All papers from the conference will be published in the RMIT Informit Engineering Collection. Papers in this collection will be available in the Engineers Australia publication library and searchable via Google, Google Scholar, NLA, EBSCO, OCLC, Summon and various other search engines.

Industry oral

Industry oral presentations should showcase industry-specific benchmark practices, lessons learned, project work and relevant strategies.

You only need to submit an abstract for an industry oral presentation, a paper isn’t required.

Poster

If you don't wish to speak at the conference you can still provide input with a poster which can be displayed at the conference. Posters can include any sort of visual information including photos, graphics, text, reference tables and figures. All posters should include a summary of your key findings and recommendations for future research or projects.

You only need to submit an abstract for a poster presentation, a paper isn’t required.

To be notified when conference registrations open in October for CSE25, submit your expression of interest.

Express interest

Members can claim CPD hours for attending CSE25. 

CSE25 will feature an exciting line-up of expert speakers. Stay tuned for speaker announcements coming in 2025. 

The CSE25 technical and plenary program will be released in 2025. Stay tuned for more information. 

The Climate Smart Engineering Conference (CSE25) will be held in Adelaide, Australia at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

Find us

Adelaide Convention Centre
North Terrace, Adelaide, SA 5000

Transport

When attending CSE25 please consider sustainable transport options such as walking or utilising convenient public transport options rather than driving. Visit Adelaide Metro to find out about Adelaide’s public transport options.

Adelaide

Adelaide is a green and spacious city, yet it has large city infrastructure and technology to support CSE25. This means it has everything you need as a delegate. Adelaide is an easily walkable city with cultural institutions, shopping, an enviable variety of renowned restaurants and wine bars and a fun laneway culture to explore.  

Plan a longer stay and enjoy South Australia’s stunning scenery and wildlife with world-famous regions of the Barossa and McLaren Vale less than an hour away. 

Learn more

Unique opportunities exist to explore new markets and strengthen your brand presence at CSE25.  Choose a package that best matches the marketing strategy of your company.   

Benefits of sponsorship include:

• elevate your organisation's visibility
• showcase your commitment to engineering heritage
• enhance awareness of your brand
• highlight your products and services to a diverse audience. 

For information on sponsorship opportunities or tailored packages, contact:   

Amanda Rodgers

National Manager, Corporate Engagement 
03 9321 1716 
[email protected]

Meg Purdy

Manager, Corporate Engagement 
07 3226 3008 
[email protected]