IEEE GreenTech Conference

What Are You Excited to See at Our Next Conference?

The details are still coming together, but the excitement is already here.

We are heading into Fall 2027, and while we are not quite ready to reveal the date and location just yet, we can tell you this: it is going to be worth the wait. Big ideas are already in motion, and we want you to be part of shaping the conversation before we even officially open the doors.

So we are asking you now: what are you most excited to see?

Maybe it is a topic you have been wanting to dig into with your peers. Maybe it is a format like workshops, fireside chats, or panels that gets your wheels turning. Or maybe it is simply the chance to be in the same room as the people who are driving this industry forward.

Whatever is on your wishlist, we want to hear it. Your input helps us build a conference that is not just worth attending but one you will be talking about long after you head home.

Stay tuned for updates on the date and location. In the meantime, start thinking about what you want to take away from Fall 2027, because we are already planning something big.

The best is yet to come, and you are going to want to be there.

Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

The deadline is almost here. Don't miss your chance.

Time is running out to be part of GreenTech's exciting 2027 rebrand. We've been blown away by the creativity so far, but there's still time to make your mark. Submissions close June 30, 2026.

We're searching for a logo that captures innovation, sustainability, and the bold future of green technology. If you've been sitting on your design, now is the moment to bring it to life.

Submit your entry before it's too late: https://zurl.co/7KCiN

Your logo should be original, versatile for both digital and print, and include a brief explanation of your concept. This is your opportunity to shape the new face of GreenTech, and we don't want to see you miss it.

Submit now. The clock is ticking.

Only 1 month left to submit! GreenTech is inviting designers and brand enthusiasts to help shape our visual identity for the 2027 rebrand. We’re looking for a logo that reflects innovation, sustainability, and the future of green technology.

Submit your entries by June 30, 2026: https://zurl.co/23o6G

Your logo should be original, versatile for digital and print, and include a brief explanation. Don’t miss this chance to showcase your creativity and contribute to the new face of GreenTech.

GreenTech 2027 is coming to the Denver area in Fall 2027. Exact dates are still being finalized, but we’re already preparing an exciting program focused on innovation, sustainability, and the future of green technology. Stay tuned for updates and opportunities to get involved as we unveil more about next year’s rebrand and initiatives.

GreenTech is inviting designers and brand enthusiasts to help shape our visual identity for the 2027 rebrand. We are looking for a logo that reflects innovation, sustainability, and the future of green technology.

Submit your entries by June 30, 2026, through this form: https://zurl.co/LujCy

Your logo should be original, versatile for digital and print, and include a brief explanation of your design. This is a unique opportunity to showcase your creativity and contribute to the new face of GreenTech.

It’s inspiring to see the next generation of innovators already making an impact. At GreenTech 2026, high school students took the stage to present their research, bringing fresh perspectives to the future of sustainable technology.

One standout presentation, ClimateInformer: An AI-Driven Educational Tool for Scenario-Based Climate Change Prediction and Awareness, by Vedant Shah, Ronit Kulia, and Rushil Sengupta, showcased how emerging talent is leveraging AI to address global climate challenges.

Their work highlights the importance of early engagement in research and the powerful role young minds play in shaping a more sustainable future.

Thank you to our sponsors for making the IEEE Green Technologies Conference possible. Your support plays a critical role in advancing innovation, collaboration, and education in sustainable energy and power technologies.

We extend special appreciation to Eaton, our Platinum Sponsor, for its leadership and continued commitment to shaping the future of the electric grid.

We also recognize our Associate Sponsors, Winn-Marion, Swanson Rink, Bureau of Reclamation, and Xcel Energy, for their valued support and contributions to the success of the conference.

We gratefully acknowledge our technical and IEEE sponsors for their support and engagement: IEEE Industry Applications Society (IAS), IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES), IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS), IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IES), IEEE Reliability Society, IEEE-USA, IEEE Region 5, and the IEEE Denver Section.

Thank you for helping make GreenTech 2026 a meaningful and impactful conference.

Day Three of the IEEE Green Technologies Conference features keynote and plenary insights from Aranya Chakrabortty (North Carolina State University) on electric vehicle charging control and grid stability, Colin Dunn (OPSWAT) addressing operational technology cybersecurity challenges, and Darrin Moorman (Atlas Energy Solutions) on how cleantech is transforming operational energy in oil and gas.

The conference concludes with technical sessions, panels, and closing remarks focused on the future of sustainable energy and power systems.

Day Two of the IEEE Green Technologies Conference features keynote and plenary perspectives from Casey Cathey (SPP) on accelerating infrastructure for the grid of the future, Jean Mahseredjian (EMTP, IEEE Life Fellow) on advanced methods for integrating renewable energy into power grids, and James Benke (Mitsubishi Electric) on HVDC technologies and advanced power electronic solutions.

The day continues with technical sessions, panels, the awards ceremony, and a student-focused job fair and networking events.