IEEE GreenTech Conference

GreenTech 2027 is coming this fall to the Denver area. 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 reveal 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.

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.

Just a reminder that submissions are still open for the Create the New Name and Logo for IEEE GreenTech 2027 competition.

We’re looking for creative, forward-thinking ideas that reflect innovation across power, energy, and emerging technologies. The selected name and logo will become the official identity of the 2027 conference, giving you the chance to leave a lasting mark on GreenTech.

The winner will receive $150 in credits toward registration, travel, or other 2027 conference expenses.

Submit your entry by June 30, 2026:
https://zurl.co/BNI1o

Don’t miss the opportunity to help define what’s next for GreenTech