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The VIII International Conference on Sustainable Energy and Environmental Challenges (VIII SEEC) is scheduled for December 4th-6th, 2023, at the Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur, India. The conference will feature presentations from the International Society for Energy, Environment and Sustainability (ISEES). The deadline for extended abstract submission is 3rd August 2023. Other conferences include the 15th International Conference on Hydroinformatics (HIC 2024), the 16th International Conference on Urban Drainage (2024), the International Summit on Environment Protection and Climate Change (ISEPCC), and the International Conference on Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change (ICESCC).

Below are the details of those five conferences :

 Conference 1 : 

The VIII international conference on “Sustainable Energy and Environmental Challenges” (VIII SEEC) is being organized from December 4th – 6th, 2023, at the Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur, India, under the auspices of the International Society for Energy, Environment and Sustainability (ISEES). 

Details of the conference and updates can be found on the website (https://isees.in/VIII%20SEEC/Index.html)

Dates : 

The first announcement of extended abstract submission: 3rd August 2023

 Last date for extended abstract submission: 10th September 2023

Author notification of extended abstract acceptance: Within 10 days of abstract submission

Start of Registration: 1st September 2023

Last date for early bird registration: 5th October 2023

Conference 2 :

15th International Conference on Hydroinformatics HIC 2024 – From Nature to Digital Water: challenges and opportunities, Beijing (China)

Dates:

Last date of Abstract Submission: 15th December 2023

Date of Conference: 27 May – 31 May, 2024

Link to know more details about the Conference: https://hic2024.scimeeting.cn/en/web/index/1661_

Conference 3 : 

16th International Conference on Urban Drainage 2024, Delft (Netherlands)

Dates:

Last date of Abstract Submission: 15th December 2023

Date of Conference: 09 – 14 June, 2024

Link to know more details about the Conference: https://icud2024.org/

Conference 4 : 

International Summit on Environment Protection and Climate Change (ISEPCC) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dates:

Deadline for conference research paper submission:2023-12-23   

Conference Start Date:2024-01-07   C

Conference End Date:2024-01-07

 Link to know more details about the Conference:http://isfecc.org/Conference/129/ISEPCC/

Conference 5 :

International Conference on Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change (ICESCC)

London, , United Kingdom

Dates:

Deadline for conference research paper submission:2023-12-30   

Conference Start Date:2024-01-14   

Conference End Date:2024-01-14

 Link to know more details about the Conference: http://isfecc.org/Conference/129/ISEPCC/

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