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ENERGETHICA 2010 - GENOA, ITALY
Bridges to Italy has teamed up with ENERGETHICA, one of the world's largest GREEN ECONOMY trade shows to promote the event to interested exhibitors form the US. Next year's edition of Energethica will take place in Genoa, Italy on March 4-6, 2010 and is directed at companies interested in tapping the European market in the solar, wind, water conservation, geothermal, hydrogen sectors.
Extending far beyond power plants, attending businesses represent a myriad of industries affected by the shift to more sustainable energy: from agriculture and textiles to automotive and chemicals.
Last year Energethica registered a 15% increase in the number of exhibitors (nearly 400) and 14,000 visitors coming from 20 European nations, America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East. It was notable the growing interest from the Balkan countries of the former Soviet Union which are preparing to update infrastructure, and re-energize their national economies.
To receive information on EXHIBITING at ENERGETHICA 2010 in ITALY please contact us at info@bridgestoitaly.org (US COMPANIES ONLY - SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS)
Tags: BIOFUELS, ENERGY, GEOTHERMAL, ITALY, SHOW, SOLAR, TRADE, WIND
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