London, UK – April 01, 2026: The Global Summit on Recycling and Waste Management (Recycling 2026), hosted by Scholars Conferences, concluded successfully on March 25–26, 2026, in London, marking a significant milestone in advancing global dialogue on sustainability and circular economy practices. Held under the theme “Exploring the Novel Advances in Recycling and Waste Management,” the summit brought together an impressive gathering of researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and environmental advocates from across the world. The event featured a comprehensive scientific program including keynote lectures, plenary sessions, oral presentations, and poster discussions, fostering meaningful exchanges on cutting-edge innovations and sustainable solutions. The success came from this wide participation of more than 150 professionals.
Recycling 2026 witnessed a high level of participation, with attendees representing numerous countries and disciplines. The conference served as a vibrant platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and networking, reflecting its growing international prominence. With over 50 presentations and participation from experts worldwide, the summit reinforced its role as a key global forum in the recycling and waste management sector. Participants engaged in discussions spanning environmental conservation, green technologies, waste valorization, and emerging recycling methodologies. The dynamic exchange of ideas and research outcomes underscored the urgency of addressing environmental challenges through innovative and collaborative approaches.
Spotlight on Keynote Speaker & Session Chair – Dr. Pravin Sankhwar
A highlight of the conference was the exceptional contribution of Pravin Sankhwar, a thoughtful leader and distinguished expert whose presence significantly enriched the event. Dr. Sankhwar delivered an insightful keynote presentation on “Green Hydrogen for Fueling Fuel Cells for Charging Electric Vehicles & DC Power Systems.” His talk emphasized the transformative potential of green hydrogen as a sustainable energy carrier, particularly in enabling clean mobility and efficient power systems. His presentation was widely appreciated for its technical depth, forward-looking perspective, and practical relevance to the global transition toward low-carbon energy solutions. DC Power Systems developed by Dr. Sankhwar provided groundbreaking solutions in solving energy resilience problems for critical facilities supporting data centers, transportation, and renewable energy. In current research he took a step ahead in integration of DC power systems for healthcare. “Global shift in energy demands to renewable energy and clean energy systems has unlimited potential. Solutions especially driven by motivations from clean energy solutions for healthcare is like “the cherry on top”. My publication in the journal covers transformatory solutions with DC power systems” said Dr. Sankhwar. Link to the publication: https://doi.org/10.3390/waste4010010
In addition to his keynote address, Dr. Sankhwar played a pivotal leadership role as a Session Chair on March 26, 2026. “We were so honored to have Dr. Sankhwar at our second international conference. His research contributions have transformed the energy industry and as our conference platform strives for clean energy practices, we were glad to see high participation because of Dr. Sankhwar’s session. We hope to host him next year and strongly believe that his presence would further enrich the experience and allow an even broader audience to benefit from his knowledge and vision.” said conference organizer, Sneha Mani.
The successful execution of Recycling 2026 reflects the continued commitment of Scholars Conferences to fostering innovation and collaboration in environmental sustainability. The event not only highlighted the latest advancements in recycling and waste management but also strengthened global partnerships aimed at building a more sustainable future.
As the conference concluded, participants expressed strong appreciation for the high-quality sessions, diverse participation, and impactful discussions—setting a promising precedent for future editions of the summit.