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The 4th International Summit on Non-Renewable and Renewable Energy (ISNRE2026) will be held on August 24–25, 2026 in Venice, Italy. This global event brings together leading researchers, industry experts, policymakers, and innovators to discuss advancements in renewable technologies, energy transition strategies, smart grids, storage solutions, and sustainability pathways. ISNRE2026 offers plenary talks, keynote sessions, technical presentations, and exceptional networking opportunities for professionals across the energy sector.

Join Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 6pm EST for "Waste vs. Want: On Bookkeeping and Deaccessioning Artists Books" an in-person talk by 2025 Center for Book Arts Research Fellow and Chemist Julian R. Silverman.

Building on the strong momentum of previous editions, ACI returns with The Future of Green Steel 2026. A senior-level, market-facing forum designed to address the commercial, technological, and regulatory realities shaping the next phase of steel decarbonisation across Europe and adjacent markets.

Employees are your organization’s most powerful allies in driving sustainability—but engaging them effectively can be a challenge. Join us to discover how Eastman’s global sustainability town hall series has become a dynamic blueprint for building sustainability fluency that truly sticks across diverse teams and business units.

In Part 3 of the Masterclass on the ROI of Sustainability, we will tackle a range of tough questions and situations that can mean the difference between triumph and failure. Learn the most important How-Tos: turning yourself or your team into a strong and credible “messenger”, responding to unfriendly or even hostile reactions to your ROI work, working around a short timeframe or particularly lean resources available for ROI assessment, selling sustainability in a tough market, and what you should watch out for to ensure you have critical mass of support.

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Adhesives and Sustainable Packaging: Market Trends, Drivers, and Unmet Needs

This one-day meeting on the subject of future feedstocks will continue SCI’s focus on sustainability. It aims to raise awareness of the latest Industry strategies and developing technologies that will drive the decarbonized future of the chemical industry. There is a growing call for the chemical industries to be less reliant on fossil fuel derived feedstocks and look to low carbon sources to help decarbonise manufacturing and reduce CO2 emissions.