Event

Overview

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This event brings together emerging academics to share cutting-edge research and build collaborative networks.

Join us for the ECR NetZero Conference 2026 – a dedicated two day gathering for early career researchers working across energy, net zero and sustainability. This event brings together emerging academics to share cutting-edge research and build collaborative networks.

Hosted at the Birmingham Conference and Events Centre (BCEC), this conference offers an engaging mix of talks, poster sessions and networking opportunities designed to support early career researchers.

Whether your work focuses on decarbonisation, renewable energy systems, climate policy, green finance, future fuels, social sustainability, energy justice or low carbon innovation, this is your space to connect, contribute and grow.

Who should attend

Early career researchers – postdoctoral researchers and early stage lecturers or fellows – working within energy, net zero and sustainability fields. Interdisciplinary approaches are warmly encouraged.

Why attend

• Access a supportive and inspiring ECR community
• Share your work and gain constructive, peer-focused feedback
• Build collaborative research connections across the UK and beyond
• Engage with thought leaders and emerging voices in the net zero space
• Gain insight into current challenges and opportunities across academia and industry

Event details

Location
Birmingham Conference and Events Centre – BCEC

Dates
9 – 10 March 2026

Agenda

Day 1
12.00 – arrival
17.00 – afternoon sessions close, followed by networking and poster session
18.30 – delegates free time

Day 2
09.00 – arrival
15.00 – conference closes

A detailed programme – including keynote speakers, panel sessions and poster themes – will be released in due course.

Registration

Spaces are limited to maintain a collaborative and high quality environment. Early registration is recommended.

We look forward to welcoming you to Birmingham in March 2026 for two days of connection, insight and innovation on the path to net zero.

If you have any questions, please contact Lindsey Allen via la955@bath.ac.uk.

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