Curtin University Malaysia hosted 2nd International Conference on Materials Technology & Energy (ICMTE) 2019 at its campus from 6 to 8 November 2019. The conference was co-organized with The Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) Miri Branch and The Institution of Materials Malaysia (IMM) Miri Chapter with support from the Sarawak Convention Bureau (SCB) and Serba Dinamik Holdings Berhad, Malaysia.ICMTE 2019 provided a unique platform to exchange ideas on innovations, trends and future challenges related to materials technology, structures, construction, green energy, and industrial technologies. The conference hosted over 100 delegates, academics, researchers and industry professionals from Malaysia, Australia, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Singapore, UAE, Dubai, and South Africa to showcase their knowledge and expertise in different technologies focused on the above topics.The conference featured seven keynote speakers, such as Prof. Mohd. Nasir Tamin (University Teknologi Malaysia) who spoke on ‘Hybrid Experimental-Computational Characterisation of Materials for Reliability and Life Prediction Models’, Assoc. Prof. Yang Wenming (National University of Singapore) whose topic was ‘Fuel Design and its Impact on the Performance and Emissions of Internal Combustion Engines’, and Assoc. Prof. Ir. Chong Wen Tong (University of Malaya) who delivered a talk on ‘Innovative Wind Turbine Designs and Technologies’. Assoc. Prof. Sujan Debnath (Curtin University Malaysia) gave a presentation on ‘Mechanical Performance of Natural Fiber Polymer Composites Using Palm Oil Biomass’ while Dr. Suvash Saha (University of Technology Sydney) spoke on ‘Heat Transfer and Thermal Storage in Different Types of Heat Exchangers’. Dr. Ir. Wahyudi Sutopo (Universitas Sebelas Maret) talked about ‘Intervening for Accelerating a Technology Commercialisation in University using Early Supply Chain Integration’, and Assoc. Prof. Chithirai Pon Selvan (Curtin University Dubai), spoke about ‘Investigation of Process Parameters for Depth of Cut in Abrasive Waterjet Machining of Materials’.Apart from the keynote talks, 8 parallel sessions were hosted presenting the papers. A total of 88 papers have been submitted to the conference, out of which 66 papers have been selected for publication in the conference proceedings. The delegates found the conference an excellent opportunity for domestic and international participants to share their research findings and initiate collaboration in areas of recent technical advancements and innovation with regards to materials technology and energy. The conference ended with a half-day technical tour to the Sarawak BioValley Pilot Plant at the Curtin Malaysia campus, and a half-day master class on the interpretation of industrial welding codes.The organizers hope that these proceeding papers will be a good source of information for the relevant Scientific community from academia and industry.Editor(s)Dr. Sukanta Roy Dr. Yam Ke SanCurtin University Malaysia Curtin University Malaysia