Technology advancement has proven to improve living standards in various aspects; however the sustainability of this improvement has came to doubt. Mankind has realized that technology advancement has depreciated habitability of their earth when the technological development does not consider its impact on the well-being of the earth. It is now without doubt that technologies should be "green". With rising energy costs and the threat of global warming and energy crisis, the society is now recognizing the benefits of using green technology to reduce carbon footprint, minimize waste and recycling. Sustainable development is the core of environmental or in green technologies. The field of green technology encompasses a continuously evolving group of methods, researches and materials, from techniques for generating energy to environmentally responsible disposal of waste.

The Conference aims to bring together researchers, engineers, academicians, industrial professionals, policy makers and regulators from diverse fields including building design, manufacturing, information technology, electronic and communication engineering, power engineering and education, to present, share and exchange research work and initiatives in areas relevant to green technology.

Papers are invited in all areas related to green technology encompassing technical and strategic . Topics of interest include, but are not limited to the followings:
- Alternative Energy Sources
- Energy Supply and Demand Side Applications
- Green Computing / ICT
- Green Building and Construction
- Green Manufacturing and Production
- Recycling and Waste Management
- Sustainable Development Policies and Strategies

Further information on paper submission and conference topics can be obtained from the conference website.

Important Dates 30 November 2009 Proposals for tutorials/workshops 4 January 2010 Full paper submission 25 January 2010 Notification of tutorials/workshops acceptance 1 March 2010 Notification of paper acceptance 31 March 2010 Submission of final camera-ready paper and author’s registration 21 – 23 June 2010 Conference