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Call for abstracts for peer-reviewed papers is now open
Delegates of 2024 HiTeMP-4 are invited to submit a paper abstract. Delegates with accepted paper abstracts will be invited to present their work in poster format at the forum. Papers will also be published in a peer reviewed conference proceedings.
Please note - presenters must be registered to attend the forum and only 1 abstract per registration.
Abstract submission deadline: 08 July 2024
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2024 HILT CRC Annual Conference - De-risking Decarbonisation
HILT CRC is delighted to announce their Annual Conference – De-risking Decarbonisation exclusive for their Partners.
When: Thursday 17 October and Friday 18 October 2024
Where: Adelaide Zoo Sanctuary
Please note, this event is exclusive to HILT CRC partners only and bookings require a password distributed to partners.
This conference aims to foster collaboration and ensure that the research efforts of HILT CRC effectively contribute to the decarbonisation of the heavy industry sector. It will offer valuable networking opportunities for their partners and students, including a complimentary HILT partner dinner on Thursday evening, and networking drinks on Friday evening. More details on the conference program can be found here
If you are a HILT CRC partner, we encourage you to secure your spot at our Annual Conference by registering here
HiTeMP-3 short report
A short report about HiTeMP-3 is now available to download.
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6
May
Registration for HiTeMP-4 is now open
The Centre for Energy Technology at the University of Adelaide, the Heavy Industry Low-carbon Transition (HILT) CRC, and Mission Innovation's Net Zero Industries (NZI) Mission invite you to the fourth international forum on High Temperature Minerals Processing (HiTeMP-4).
24
Oct
HiTeMP-3 short report now available
A short report about the HiTeMP-3 Forum is now available to download.
23
Sep
How will the grid adapt to manage the increasing demand for net-zero carbon electricity? Dr Jaquelin Cochran, from NREL, will present a case study of how the city of Los Angeles’ grid could run on 100% renewable energy, at the HiTeMP-3 Forum, which is being held at the National Wine Centre, Adelaide from Sept 26 – 28, and online.