Well-known companies at the South-East European Environmental Forum

Scris de Infomediu

28-30 March 2012, Sofia, Bulgaria

The latest green energy and waste management technologies will be presented at the South-East European Forum, incorporating Congress and Exhibition on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, SEE Solar Exhibition and ‘Save the Planet’ - Conference and Exhibition on Waste Management, Recycling and Environment. The event’s aim is to outline good business opportunities in this part of Europe and promote best environmental practices, the implementation of which will speed up the development of low carbon and sustainable economy in the Region.

Alukönigstahl, Canadian Solar, Fronius International GmbH, juwi Solar GmbH, Vestas, Polytechnik Luft - und Feuerungstechnik, Recycling Bulgaria - this is only a part of the exhibitor list. One of the traditional participants is Global Wind Power  -  a leading supplier in the field of wind energy on the European market. The company has installed over 250 wind turbines in Germany, Denmark, France, Romania and Bulgaria. In 2011 Global Wind Power realised its first wind power projects in Romania, and in 2012 their number will increase considerably with the installation of another two wind parks with a total capacity of 120 MW. The Polish producer Hewalex will demonstate the latest technology of laser welding in the production of their collector. SolarMax inverters will be presented by Swiss Sputnik Engineering which has 20 years experiece of developing and producing suitable solutions for system monitoring.

Austria, one of the international leaders in environmental technology, is a focus country of ‘Save the Planet’ and there will be an Austrian Pavilion. EREMA Engineering Recycling Maschinen und Anlagen GmbH and IFE Aufbereitungstechnik GmbH will showcase within it plastic recycling systems, screening machines and magnetic separators.

The parallel Congress and Conference will provide the attendees with information on the latest updates and perspectives related to green energy and new approaches to the effective waste management.