Dr. Kalam Azad is a Lecturer at CQUniversity, Melbourne, Australia. His field of interest is renewable energy technologies, energyconversion, and their relevant industrial applications. He has published over a hundred scientific articles, including six edited bookswith Elsevier. The recognition of his research has been proved through a high number of citations and h-index both in Scopus and GoogleScholar. He also works as a Section Editor: Sustainable Energy and Energies journal. Currently, he is a member of different professional bodies throughout the world.

• Section 1: Solar Energy1. Sun is the main source of the ground's energy and power2. Solar pv-dc nanogrid dynamic modelling polynomial computational method for maximum power point tracking3. Solar energy systems, an approach to zero energy buildings4. Modeling and simulation of solar-powered solid desiccant assisted cooling system for building air-conditioning: A TRNSYS perspectiveSection 2: Wind Energy5. Advancement in remote sensing of wind energy6. Rule-based control of wind energy system integrated with battery storage for maximum output powerSection 3: Hydro Energy7. Efficient hydro energy conversion technologies and challenges8. Advances in mechanical frequency up-converted piezoelectric wave energy convertersSection 4: Hybrid Energy System 9. Solar-wind-hydro hybrids system for a sustainable environment10. The importance of energy storage in solar and wind energy, hybrid renewable energy systems11. Hybrid Solar Power SystemSection 5: Clean Energy Policy and Market12. Market and policy drivers for advancing clean energy13. Clean energy supply and market demand analysis for a sustainable energy policy

Dr. Kalam Azad is a Lecturer at CQUniversity, Melbourne, Australia. His field of interest is renewable energy technologies, energyconversion, and their relevant industrial applications. He has published over a hundred scientific articles, including six edited bookswith Elsevier. The recognition of his research has been proved through a high number of citations and h-index both in Scopus and GoogleScholar. He also works as a Section Editor: Sustainable Energy and Energies journal. Currently, he is a member of different professional bodies throughout the world.

• Section 1: Solar Energy1. Sun is the main source of the ground's energy and power2. Solar pv-dc nanogrid dynamic modelling polynomial computational method for maximum power point tracking3. Solar energy systems, an approach to zero energy buildings4. Modeling and simulation of solar-powered solid desiccant assisted cooling system for building air-conditioning: A TRNSYS perspectiveSection 2: Wind Energy5. Advancement in remote sensing of wind energy6. Rule-based control of wind energy system integrated with battery storage for maximum output powerSection 3: Hydro Energy7. Efficient hydro energy conversion technologies and challenges8. Advances in mechanical frequency up-converted piezoelectric wave energy convertersSection 4: Hybrid Energy System 9. Solar-wind-hydro hybrids system for a sustainable environment10. The importance of energy storage in solar and wind energy, hybrid renewable energy systems11. Hybrid Solar Power SystemSection 5: Clean Energy Policy and Market12. Market and policy drivers for advancing clean energy13. Clean energy supply and market demand analysis for a sustainable energy policy

Dr. Kalam Azad is a Lecturer at CQUniversity, Melbourne, Australia. His field of interest is renewable energy technologies, energyconversion, and their relevant industrial applications. He has published over a hundred scientific articles, including six edited bookswith Elsevier. The recognition of his research has been proved through a high number of citations and h-index both in Scopus and GoogleScholar. He also works as a Section Editor: Sustainable Energy and Energies journal. Currently, he is a member of different professional bodies throughout the world.

• Section 1: Solar Energy1. Sun is the main source of the ground's energy and power2. Solar pv-dc nanogrid dynamic modelling polynomial computational method for maximum power point tracking3. Solar energy systems, an approach to zero energy buildings4. Modeling and simulation of solar-powered solid desiccant assisted cooling system for building air-conditioning: A TRNSYS perspectiveSection 2: Wind Energy5. Advancement in remote sensing of wind energy6. Rule-based control of wind energy system integrated with battery storage for maximum output powerSection 3: Hydro Energy7. Efficient hydro energy conversion technologies and challenges8. Advances in mechanical frequency up-converted piezoelectric wave energy convertersSection 4: Hybrid Energy System 9. Solar-wind-hydro hybrids system for a sustainable environment10. The importance of energy storage in solar and wind energy, hybrid renewable energy systems11. Hybrid Solar Power SystemSection 5: Clean Energy Policy and Market12. Market and policy drivers for advancing clean energy13. Clean energy supply and market demand analysis for a sustainable energy policy