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Events, conferences & seminars on energy
Edited by Guy Kervella
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City Mayors’ energy events pages list and review conferences, conventions and seminars on the urban use of energy and energy conservation.
EVENTS ON THIS PAGE
September 2010
Breakfast meeting:
Culture and Sustainable Energy: Today & Tomorrow
Event: Breakfasts at Sustainability's are small informal meetings hosted by Bxl Representations of regional & local governments. Topics covered are related to sustainable community development that are essential to public authorities, ranging from climate change issues to waste management, land use, water issues, clean transport, green energy and many more.
On 15 September, climate change and energy security will be put under the microscope. Both areas require urgent local climate and energy action - by people using technology and changing their behaviour and switching to clean fuels. Our European cities and towns - with their beautiful historic town centres, existing and new building stock, multiple roads - face multiple transport and energy challenges.
Many of these can be solved by improving energy efficiency and using renewable energy. The speakers will include a representative from Hamburg (Germany) the Green Capital of Europe 2011, who will talk about renewable technologies and a representative from Malmö (Sweden), who will discuss how to change the behaviour of citizens and make the switch to clean fuels. Participants will be in for a special treat as there will be a musical performance from Estonia's Dave Benton, the 2001 Eurovision Song Contest winner.
Join our energy and city experts and enjoy a great discussion on the real meaning of a sustainable energy culture.
Date: Wednesday 15 September 2010 (9.30 a.m. - 12.30)
Location: Tallinn European Office, the Sweden House, 5th floor, Rue du Luxembourg 3, B-1000 Brussels
Organiser: ICLEI Brussels office and Tallinn European office
Contact: Federica Cittadino
Telephone: +32 (0)2 735 28 50
Email: brussels-office@iclei.org
Internet: http://www.iclei-europe.org
October 2010
Future Megacities in Balance
Event: New Alliances for Energy- and Climate-Efficient Solutions
Date: 11-13 October 2010
Location: Essen, Germany
Email: contact@future-megacities-2010.org
Internet: www.future-megacities-2010.org
Local Renewables Freiburg 2010
Event: Local Renewables Freiburg 2010
Changing fuels or changing patterns?
The role of renewables in sustainable urban mobility
This event addresses local governments and local decision-makers that plan urban mobility and deal with climate change mitigation and adaptation approaches. Experts in the field, decision-makers, energy service providers and business representatives will meet and discuss the challenge of urban mobility and the solutions offered by renewable energy. The focus is on innovative ideas, proven methods and technologies, as well as presenting successful renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in mobility. Be part of this transition - and register now!
Date: 14-15 October 2010
Location: Freiburg, Germany
Organiser: ICLEI, Local Government for Sustainability
Contact: Tu My Tran
Telephone: 0049-761/368 9220
Email: lr2010@iclei.org
Internet: www.local-renewables-conference.org/freiburg2010/
May 2011
Smart Gridtec 2011
China International Smart Grid Technology and Equipment Exhibition
Event: The 1st China International Smart Grid Technology and Equipment Exhibition (Smart Gridtec) will be held from 5 to 7 May 2011 at the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC). Smart Gridtec 2011 will focus on IT, automation and interaction, covering all the segments including power generation, transmission, distribution, utilization and scheduling so as to create opportunities for the rapid development of smart grid technology and equipment. Held concurrently with the exhibition is China Smart Grid Forum. Both local and international Industry leaders and experts in this specialized field will be invited speak at the meeting. The topics include intelligent network technology standards, distributed energy, smart power distribution automation, intelligent home and building, electric vehicle charging stations and other major applications.
Date: 5 May 2011
Location: Shanghai
Organiser: MP Zhongmao International (Shanghai) Pte Ltd
Contact: Tina Zhao
Telephone: 86-21-54592323ext389
Email: tina@mpzhongmao.com
Internet: www.smartchinatec-china.com
China EPower 2011
The 11th China International Electric Power & Electric Engineering Technology Exhibition
Event: China EPower is the leading comprehensive power exhibition in China, covering power generation, power transmission and distribution, power automation, power construction, energy conservation, environmental protection and electric products. With rapid developments in China‚s power industry, China EPower has grown to be the most established exhibition for global power industry players, thanks to its quality networking platform, high-value service, representation of cutting-edge products and technologies, and international participation. Due to the increased popularity of the show, we are glad to announce the 11th edition of China EPower will be held at Shanghai New International Expo Center, Asia‚s largest exhibition venue.
Date: 5 May 2011
Location: Shanghai
Organiser: MP Zhongmao International (Shanghai) Pte Ltd
Contact: Tina Zhao
Telephone: 86-21-54592323ext389
Email: tina@mpzhongmao.com
Internet: www.china-epower.com
3rd International Conference on Energy and Sustainability
Event: Energy and Sustainability 2011 will cover topics related to sustainability in energy production, energy storage and distribution and energy management. This conference offers an opportunity for scientists, professionals, policymakers and other parties to review recent developments in this rapidly changing environment.
Date: 11-13 May 2011
Location: Alicante, Spain
Organiser: Wessex Institute of Technology
Contact: Alice Jones
Telephone: +44 023 8029 3223
Email: enquiries@wessex.ac.uk
Internet: www.wessex.ac.uk
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City Mayors lists and reviews urban events, conventions and exhibitions
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Urban events, conferences, seminars and conventions is a public service provided by City Mayors. The events pages list and describe events, conferences and conventions aimed at city leaders, urban decision makers and those with an interest in cities worldwide.
We are inviting event organisers to supply brief descriptions as well as date, location, internet and contact details. The information will be published FREE OF CHARGE.
When supplying event information, please complete our entry form and indicate which of our listed categories would be most appropriate for your event. You may submit any number of events, however, each event must be submitted separately.
Please use our entry form to submit your information electronically.
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