7th EE & RES Congress and Exhibition for South-East Europe
International Congress and Exhibition on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Sources
13-15 April 2011, Bulgaria, Sofia, Organizer Via Expo
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The most influential event for South-East Europe in the field of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency will be held from 13th to 15th April in IEC - Sofia. Germany is again the strategic partner of the forum which incorporates Congress, b2b Exhibition, Networking with 500+ high level industry representatives from the South-East European Region, Matchmaking Session, parallel workshops, and Exhibitors Seminars.
The CONGRESS in 2010:
During the 3 days of the Congress presentations were made by 54 speakers from Austria, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, Poland, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Turkey
The EXHIBITION in 2010:
There were 110 direct exhibitors - National and group participations from Germany, Austria, and USA as well as companies from Bulgaria, China, Czech Republic, Greece, Denmark, Israel, Russia, Finland, Slovakia, Switzerland, etc.
Brochure - http://viaexpo.com/images/stories/documents/ee_congress/leaflet_eng.pdf
List of Exhibitors and Floor Plan from 2010 - http://viaexpo.com/hall/5-6halls.html
Organizer: Via Expo, Bulgaria, Phone +359 32/960012, office@viaexpo.com; www.viaexpo.com; Contact: Maya Kristeva
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