Nowadays, global warming effects are predominantly faced by the international community. Drastic action is required to counteract global warming. The scientists are alarmed that 2 degrees of global warming destroy the ecosystems on around 13 % of the world’s land area and increasing the risk of extinction for many insects, plants, and animals. To mitigate the effect of global warming, Global leaders build a strong international treaty called Parris Agreement. The sultanate of Oman also has been confirmed that the sultanate has made a contribution to reducing the carbon footprint by 2% from 2020 to 2030.

Inspired by this international high-level treaty, UTAS- IBRI planned to conduct an national level Symposium on scope of renewable Energy system and its application (SORESA-22) to discuss the current status, incorporation, economic factors, environmental factors, and problems associated with Renewable Energy systems. SORESA -22 invites Renewable energy related papers to discuss the development, technology, policies, issues, and their experiences.

SORESA-22 offers a platform to show innovative projects in Renewable Energy field to the world for further development in this field. It also gives the opportunity to young minds to show their innovative idea in renewable energy systems.

Middle East countries have been contributing to reducing the climate change effect at their own pace. SORESA-22 creates the discussion forum, invites the industrialists and start-up entrepreneurs will have a discussion on renewable energy development, Market, and job opportunities in the GCC Countries. In a nutshell, SORESA-22 focuses the Renewable Energy progress nationally.