Event name: International Congress on Energy Efficiency /EE/ & Renewable Energy Sources /RES/ for South-East Europe
Date: 13 – 15 April, 2011
Frequency: Annual
Sequence: 7-th edition
Venue: Inter Expo Center, Sofia
Profile: EE & RES involved specialists, researchers, product and service providers
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"Across the world, be it in the US, In China, in Europe or in South America, the eyes of businesses, citizens and investors have been opened to the opportunities that green growth and clean technologies represent. For this reason it is all the more important that we in Europe also continue along this road - our future competitiveness and our welfare in the next decade quite simply depend on it." Connie Hedegaard, EU Commissioner for Climate Action |
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Innovative technologies and practices, strong international participation, a lot of new business contacts, many parallel initiatives and discussions – this is what the 7th edition of the International Congress and Exhibition on Energy Efficiency /EE/ and Renewable Energy Sources / RES / for South-Eastern Europe will offer.
Why participate in the Congress?
Participants will learn about the latest trends, get expert analysis and forecasts, will make face-to-face contacts with representatives of institutions and public administration, managers, investors and industry experts from the following sectors:
- RES and Energy Efficiency
- Power Engineering
- Finance and Investments
- Construction and Architecture
- Ecology, Water, Waste
- Transport and fuels
- Machinery construction, Electronics and Automation
- Food industry, Tourism, Agriculture, etc.
Topics
Speakers from Bulgarian and foreign companies, institutions and associations will present the latest achievements and novelties in the field of the renewable energy and energy efficiency: technologies for solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and bio energy, energy efficient solutions, project financing and investment.
The RES and energy efficiency sector in
EXHIBITION 2010
117 direct participants and 118 represented companies from 27 countries; 90% growth compared to 2009; national and group participations from


