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  New Energy Markets 2006 - Schwerpunkt Indien [EN]

  Focus on India
  International Symposium
  
  A specialized event for the clean energy sector in North and South
  
  Science Park Gelsenkirchen - Germany | 6-8 November 2006 |
  
  Latest clean energy trends in emerging markets
  Appropriate technologies for urban and rural energy systems
  B2B Cooperation events on solar energy & bioenergy
  Indo-German Workshop on advanced power plant technologies
  Exhibition space at low rates
  Site visits to companies & projects
  
  Energy supply in developing countries is facing enormous challenges. More than 1.6 billion people in rural areas are still without access to electricity. On the other hand, in urban areas with rapid economic growth, it becomes more and more difficult to adapt energy generation capacity to the ever soaring demand. Meeting these challenges will require annual investments of 200-300 billion US-$ over the next decades.
  
  Quelle und Programm: http://www.wipage.de/english/downloads/programme.pdf
  
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  This post was changed on 19 Feb 2007 at 03:00 pm by Michael Rajiv Shah .
  • 16 Oct 2006, 1:09 pm
  Nadja Shah wrote: > Focus on India > International Symposium > > A specialized event for the clean energy sector in North and South > > Science Park Gelsenkirchen - Germany | 6-8 November 2006 | > > Latest clean energy trends in emerging markets > Appropriate technologies for urban and rural energy systems > B2B Cooperation events on solar energy & bioenergy > Indo-German Workshop on advanced power plant technologies > Exhibition space at low rates > Site visits to companies & projects > > Energy supply in developing countries is facing enormous challenges. > More than 1.6 billion people in rural areas are still without access > to electricity. On the other hand, in urban areas with rapid economic > growth, it becomes more and more difficult to adapt energy generation > capacity to the ever soaring demand. Meeting these challenges will > require annual investments of 200-300 billion US-$ over the next > decades. > > Quelle und Programm: > http://www.wipage.de/english/downloads/programme.pdf > > > shifted to: MARKET SQUARE