The conference, “Navigating the Path Towards Net Zero Carbon Emission by 2050”, brings together researchers, policymakers, educators, and environmental advocates to collaboratively chart a course toward a carbon-neutral future. Participants will exchange insights, share innovative projects, programs, and policies, and build networks to drive transformative change over the next three decades. This event also marks PSSN’s 25 years of dedicated contribution to the global net zero movement, reinforcing its commitment to a sustainable future.
Sub-Themes
- Decarbonization and Resilience Building – This subtheme accepts papers that discuss innovative approaches, policies, and solutions driving the transition to net-zero emissions by 2050 while simultaneously strengthening the resilience of societies and systems to climate impacts.
- Biodiversity in Net Zero Carbon Emission Planning, Policy, and Governance – This subtheme accepts papers that present the integration of biodiversity considerations into net-zero carbon emission planning, policy development, and governance frameworks to ensure nature-positive climate actions.
- Sustainable Development Goals and Decarbonization – This subtheme accepts papers that explain the synergies and trade-offs between decarbonization efforts and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), highlighting integrated approaches for just and sustainable transitions.
- Transformative Technologies for the Net Zero Emission Transition – This subtheme accepts papers that discuss cutting-edge technologies and innovations driving the transition to net-zero emissions, including their potential, scalability, and implications for sustainable development.
Important Dates
31 January 2026: Deadline of Abstract Submission (oral and poster)
28 February 2026: Notice of Acceptance
31 March 2026: Deadline of Registration
31 March 2026: Deadline of the Submission of Best Paper Entry
12 May 2026: Pre-conference
13-15 May 2026: Conference Proper
16 May 2026: Ecotour (optional)
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