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JUL 23-24, 2026 - RESS-2026 - Vienna, Austria

4th Global Summit on Renewable Energy, Storage and Sustainability (RESS-2026)

Welcome to the forefront of global clean energy transformation and sustainable innovation. On behalf of the United Research Forum, it is our great honor to invite you to the 4th Global Summit on Renewable Energy, Storage and Sustainability (RESS-2026)—an international platform bringing together leading researchers, industry experts, policymakers, and innovators from around the world. RESS-2026 is more than a conference—it is a global movement towards the sustainability.

Details for the Renewable Energy Conference-2026
Event Format: Hybrid event
Venue City: Vienna, Austria
Hotel Venue: Rainers Hotel Vienna
Dates: July 23–24, 2026

To ensure global accessibility and participation, RESS-2026 will be conducted in a hybrid format, allowing delegates to join either in person or virtually, while maintaining the same level of engagement, interaction, key benefits and knowledge exchange.

Key Highlights of RESS-2026:-
Real-world case studies showcasing successful energy transitions
Practical strategies for achieving net-zero and sustainability goals
International networking with researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers
Interactive workshops and technical sessions
Insights from globally recognized experts and keynote speakers
Emerging trends in clean energy, AI, and smart grid systems
Discussions on global energy policies, ESG frameworks, and regulations
Cutting-edge innovations in renewable energy and storage technologies
Collaboration opportunities with institutions, startups, and organizations
Abstract presentation opportunities with expert feedback
The Renewable Summit 2026 will highlight innovations in:

Solar, wind, and hydrogen energy systems
Battery storage and grid-scale energy solutions
Smart grids and digital energy management
Artificial intelligence in energy optimization
Sustainable infrastructure and green technologies





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