The ReMeF Symposium and 3rd MeCRE, supported by the EU Horizon Europe project REVEAL, was a gateway to the future of sustainable energy. This groundbreaking two-day event took place in Switzerland, hosted by the University of Applied Sciences OST, and showcased the latest advancements in Renewable Metal Fuels. A total of 130 participants attended the symposium.

Renewable Metal Fuels represent a revolutionary approach to energy storage and transport. Metals such as aluminium and iron can store immense amounts of renewable energy, releasing it on demand through reactions with oxygen or water. This process generates environmentally friendly and highly recyclable by-products, allowing for a sustainable, scalable, and carbon-free energy cycle. With their high energy densities, cost-effectiveness, and low environmental impact, these fuels offer a compelling alternative to traditional batteries and Power-to-X technologies.

During the symposium, scientists and experts converged to share pioneering insights into this emerging field. The event featured discussions on how Renewable Metal Fuels could address energy storage challenges, a critical barrier to achieving a 100% renewable energy landscape and meeting global climate goals like the Energy Strategy 2050.

Check out the gallery along with the presentations and posters from our speakers below.