Exhibitions > Poland > ENEX New Energy
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| Exhibition: | ENEX New Energy Fair of Renewable Sources of Energy |
| Dates: | 2007-02-12 - 2007-02-14 |
| Country, city: | Poland, Kielce |
| Period of the carrying out: | annual |
| Place: | Kielce Trade Fairs - Targi Kielce |
| Organizer: | View contact data |
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Kielce Trade Fairs will organize the 5th Fair of Renewable Energy
Sources ENEX – New Energy. This exhibition will be held
simultaneously with the International Power Industry Fair ENEX,
celebrating its 10th anniversary. Patronage of the trade fair has been provided by the Minister of Economy, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Team for the Restructuring of Power Industry, the President of the Economic Chamber of Power Industry and Environmental Protection, and the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers. The range of products and services exhibited at the ENEX – New Energy fair will encompass state-of-the-art solutions within generation and utilization of power and heat from renewable sources, opportunities for subsidizing energy from renewable sources, methods of storing and saving energy. The prospect of non-renewable organic fuels running out, growing demand for energy recorded all over the world, and the environmental protection result in alternative and renewable sources of energy attracting increasing attention. In September 2000, Poland adopted the Strategy for the Development of Renewable Energy Sector, the aim being to increase the share of energy from renewable sources in Poland's primary energy balance. The fuel crisis of the early 70s made people realize that fossil fuels are running out. It was at that time that a range of projects aimed at saving energy, restructuring the conventional power sector, and developing alternative energy sources were put into operation. At the beginning, their costs seemed to be enormous. From year to year, however, the utilization of renewable energy becomes increasingly profitable, while the natural resources are very rich. In Poland, following an ordinance of the Minister of Economy, an obligation to purchase energy from renewable sources has been imposed - from 2.65% in 2003 to 9% in 2010. The exhibition will be accompanied by a well-stocked programme of specialist seminars and conferences, e.g. "Renewable Sources of Energy ENEX 2006”, "Practical Aspects of Heat from Biomass”, "Biogas from Organic Waste as a Source of Energy" and "Nuclear Energy for Poland". There will also be a panel session on "Organizational Structure of the Polish Power Industry”. Last year's edition of this trade fair was attended by 99 exhibitors from 4 countries - Germany, Slovakia, Sweden and Poland - who specialize in the production of energy from both conventional and renewable sources. The exhibition was visited by 4.100 professionals (technicians, constructors, chief power engineers, ministerial officials, investors) and representatives of local authorities from all over Poland. Exhibition sections:
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