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www.hannovermesse.de/worldwide ENERGY EVENTS WORLDWIDE Leading Trade Fair Network for Renewable and Conventional Power Generation, Power Supply, Transmission, Distribution and Storage
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EnErgy EvEntsworldwidELeading Trade Fair Network for Renewable and Conventional Power Generation, Power Supply, Transmission, Distribution and Storage
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Trade show benefits
You present your product innovations and solutions live and face-to-face to a broad international audience. You encounter the entire sales market at the same time in one place. You come into dialogue with highly qualified decision-makers. You are able to incorporate all relevant media, opinion leaders and formers into your strategy. You gain a comprehensive overview of current trends, issues, technologies and competitors. You benefit from the large network of exhibitors, industry visitors and market experts.
Energy worldwide.Profit from the International Trade Fair Network of Deutsche Messe
Growth markets need effective business platforms. Despite today’s networked world, trade fairs still serve as a central meeting place for market participants. We create such platforms – worldwide – on the basis of our extensive and experienced network, unique skills and strong trade fair brands.
Our aim is to support you on location in your export markets with the same reliability and quality of service that we provide at our domestic events in Germany. We are committed to developing additional business areas via strategic partnerships and carefully targeted investments in overseas trade fairs.
We look forward to seeing you at one or more of our global trade fairs.
Best Regards,
Krister Sandvoss, Director Global Fairs
Hubertus von Monschaw, Director, Energy HANNOVER MESSE
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02 Editorial
04 The Strength of the Energy Network
05 Your Personal Point of Contact
06 Trade Fair Locations
08 Brand Strength
10 Local Expertise
12 Know How
14 Global Partners
16 Summits / Seminars / Forums
18 Key Exhibitors
19 Product Categories
20 Stand Options / Pavilions
22 Locations of Success
Contents
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Use the Strength of the Energy network.
GLOBALsPECiAlists
KNOWHow
LOCALEXPErtisE
BRAND strEngtH
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We are glad to handle all your aspects of exhibiting at our international Energy fairs. Around the globe we assist and support you throughout the entire planning and execution of your trade fair project: from travel preparations (hotel, flight, visa) to the selection of local stand builders and service providers all the way to targeted exhibitor and visitor management (catering service, delegation and VIP support).
Profit from having a personal contact at your side at every trade fair venue around the globe. Contact us and reap the benefits that our global service network offers to the energy sector.
we guide you safely and competently to your destination.
Christian wegmann
Energy Events Worldwide
Tel. +49 511 89-31158
Hannes Munzel
HANNOVER MESSE
Energy Supply and Transmission
Tel. +49 511 89-31356
Benjamin low
HANNOVER MESSE
Power Transmission and Distribution
Tel. +49 511 89-31314
thomas Pinkowski
HANNOVER MESSE
Energy Generation and Storage
Technologies
Tel. +49 511 89-32427
Your Personal Point of Contact.Expertise and service of the highest level. From a single source.
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CANADA
recent government sign-offs on new wind projects in British Colum-bia, Alberta, ontario, Quebec and nova scotia are ample testimony to Canada’s serious intention to boost its wind generation capacity. in 2013 alone, the world’s 6th biggest energy consumer commissioned 23 new wind farms with a combined capaci-ty of around 1,600 Mw.
At the end of last year, the 4,376 wind turbines in Canada’s 184 wind farms generated more than 7,800 megawatts (MW) of electricity. This rather impressive figure is set to rise further in future – and significantly – not least because of the Canadian government’s strong support of the renewables sector, which takes the form of incentives, direct investment and feed-in tariffs. Forecasts suggest that Canada’s wind generation capacity will grow by an average of around 1,500 MW each year in the coming decade. And this sort
BRAZIL
Brazil is on course to invest some 90 billion euros in the expansion of its energy supply system over the period from 2011 to 2020. More than half of this amount will go into the development of renewables.
These impressive figures mark Brazil out as one of Latin America’s frontrun-ners in the development of renewable energy. Of the 46 billion euros that Brazil plans to invest in renewables, 55 % will be spent on expanding the country’s mainstay hydroelectric capacity, and 45 % on wind energy, biomass and small hydro. The Bra-zilian government plans to increase the wind share of the country’s total electricity supply to around 7 % by 2020. Perfect timing, then, for foreign providers of renewables-based decen-tralized electricity generation and sup-ply technology to position themselves in the Brazilian market by participating at the RENEX SOUTH AMERICA trade fair in Porto Alegre.
Make the Connection –why exhibit in the Key Markets.
of dynamic growth will certainly be needed if the country, which ranks among the world’s energy-sector heavyweights, is to realize its ambi-tious plan – to increase the wind share of its total energy mix to 20 % by 2025 in order to stabilize electricity prices and cut CO2 emissions by 17 megatons per year. The Canadian government has earmarked the gigantic sum of 80 billion Canadian dollars for funding in support of new wind generation projects.
The CanWEA fair in Montreal is the perfect business platform for foreign companies who want to benefit from Canada’s wind energy boom. CanWEA is Canada’s leading trade fair for wind generation technology. The Canadian Wind Energy Association, the fair’s long-standing organizer, recently en-tered into a partnership with Deutsche Messe subsidiary Hannover Fairs USA. The two organizations will stage their first joint CanWEA this year.
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USA
the Us energy market is in for a major shake-up. the country has more than triple the per capita ener-gy consumption of the EU and in the coming years plans to invest colossal sums in modernizing its energy gen-eration and grid infrastructure.
One of the biggest challenges for the USA will be to transition its outage-prone and aging grid infra-structure to smart grid technology and implement efficient consum-er-side energy management sys-tems. A study by the Electric Power Research Institute indicates that this will require somewhere between 250 and 350 billion euros worth of investment in the country’s power transmission and distribution grids between now and 2032. On top of that, the USA is forecast to invest about another 185 billion euros in maintaining and expanding its grids so that they can handle the challenges posed by the country’s steadily growing renewables sector. There’s no better place to gain a foothold in the US market than at the Energy Pavilion at the ELECTRIC POWER show in New Orleans.
TURKEY
the turkish economy is booming, driving an appetite for energy that is forecast to grow by round 7% an-nually between now and 2023. A fair share of this growth is likely to be of the sustainable variety, as by then the country hopes to have met its ambitious goal of generating about 30% of its total energy requirement from renewables.
Turkey already sits at No. 17 in the global GDP rankings, and the Organisation for Economic Coop-eration and Development (OECD) anticipates that it will soon be the fastest-growing OECD country, with its GDP expected to increase by an average of 6.7 % annually between 2011 and 2017. Turkey is located at the crossroads between Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North Africa, giving energy companies easy access to around 1.5 billion customers. Between now and 2023, the country is forecast to invest over 88 billion euros in energy infrastruc-ture. International companies will find just the platforms they need at the ICCI combined energy trade-show and conference and the Elec-trotech EURASIA tradeshow at WIN EURASIA. Both events are staged in Istanbul.
GERMANY
the process of transforming germa-ny’s energy system, which was sparked by environmental concerns in 2011, is opening up big opportunities for new energy technology. to succeed, germany’s ambitious plan to become the world’s first renewables-powered industrialized nation will rely heavily on the innovative power of energy technology companies.
If Germany’s energy system trans-formation goes according to plan, the country will have entered a new renewables-based era by 2050. Germany is not only expanding its renewables generation capacity, but is also increasingly focusing on boost-ing energy efficiency. According to the country’s federal government, by the middle of this century, Germany will have invested around 550 billion euros in transforming its energy system. Of course, the new genera-tion capacity will need to go hand in hand with investment in new smart power transmission and distribution infrastructure. To this end, Germany is planning to devote around 10 billion euros to installing some 3,600 kilo-meters of new 380 kV transmission lines by 2020. Other key measures include investment in efficient energy storage solutions, the modernization of residential and commercial build-ing energy systems and the imple-mentation of nationwide electric mobility infrastructure. HANNOVER MESSE’s “Energy” fair is the perfect business platform for companies who wish to participate in and contribute to Germany’s energy system trans-formation. Energy brings together all energy sector stakeholders. More than 60% of the roughly 90,000 trade visitors expected to attend each year are decision makers, and nearly one quarter come to Hannover with con-crete investment plans.
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Brand strength.EMPOWER YOUR BUSINESS by The Leading International Trade Fair for Renewable and Conventional Power Generation, Power Supply, Transmission, Distribution and Storage
The leading trade fair Energy at HANNOVER MESSE Germany is acknowledged as the most important global meeting place for the entire energy sector. This is confirmed by the number of companies that have exhibited there again in April 2013. Exhibitors can be sure that their displays of innovations and product solutions will meet an international audience of professionals keen to find out about the latest trends and ready to invest and cooperate in ventures and partnerships.
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Your Benefits
Positive brand image and high level of awareness of the Energy show as the world’s leading trade fair for renewable and conventional power generation, power supply, transmission, distribution and storage
Integration with Marketing Communications at Energy events and HANNOVER MESSE in Germany
Integration and mobilization of a global sector community within the Energy Network
Participation in a global business network
Jessica Borys, renewable nrg systems
”Even in the digital world we live in, nothing can substitute the value of meeting with our customers face to face. We really value the time we spend with our customers at CanWEA’s annual conference. In an ever-changing market environment, it’s critical to stay abreast of the latest innovations, challenges, and policies. CanWEA is a forum where we can access the people and information we need in order to make important business decisions.”
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local Expertise.As to grown structures or new developments, our high local expertise enables us to offer you a wide range of possibilities how to make your trade fair project most efficient. Targeting on your global growth.
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Your Benefits
Show preparation, staging and post-event work by our own local offices
Visitor promotions aimed at target groups in relevant media in the host country
Close collaboration with key local associations and chambers of commerce
Attractive matchmaking programs
High coverage, local promotion and publicity designed to specifically target decision makers from industry, civic administration and politics
We are at home in a global world.
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Know How.We ensure you meet your matching partner for fruitful business opportunities
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Trade fair expertise with over 20 years of experience in organizing leading international industrial fairs
Consistent international standards and supporting programs and events
Excellent show infrastructure (transport links, building, technical facilities and logistics)
Numerous attractive ways to attend, ranging from custom stand construction to turn-key pavilions
A comprehensive network of local service providers for your guaranteed trade fair success from a one-stop shop (stand builders, freight forwarders, etc.)
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global Partners.Profit from our Energy network’s excellent contacts with prestigious supporters and partner associations all over the world – providing an effective business platform for you to tap into areas of new market potential.
Close collaboration with international industry experts, associations and trade media High-quality forums, seminars, podium discussions focusing on latest trends of renewable and conven-
tional power generation, power supply, transmission, distribution and storage Effective visitor promotion via key influencers and key buyer delegation management
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Take part in forums and special exhibitions or play an active part in arranging them. Be inspired by top decision makers on contemporary issues and forward-looking strategies. Create interest yourself in your products and ideas among prime target groups and opinion formers.
Summits ▪ Seminars ▪ Forums ▪ Podium Discussions ...Get in touch!
Energy Forums and joint displays address keynote themes and trends that determine industrial development world-wide. They are the perfect places for your presentations dedicated to the latest developments, worldwide trends and burning issues of interest to the industry. It also serves as a platform for exchanging ideas and networking with visitors from across the globe.
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Benefit from an attractive supporting program at Energy Forums world-wide supported by local and international associations/organisations and selected media partners.
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Excerpt from our Energy exhibitor list
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wind EnErgy
solAr tECHnology PHotovoltAiCs
solAr tHErMAl EnErgy
solAr Cooling
Bio EnErgy
CogEnErAtion
nEAr-sUrfACE gEotHErMAl EnErgy
dEEP gEotHErMAl EnErgy
Product Categories.
Themed Pavilions
Country Pavilions
Forums + Congresses
HEAt PUMPs
dECEntrAlizEd EnErgy MAnAgEMEnt
trAnsMission, distriBUtion And storAgE
EnErgy EffiCiEnCy & rEnovAtion
PowEr PlAnt tECHnology
wAtEr PUrifiCAtion, trEAtMEnt systEMs And EQUiPMEnt
ProCEssing of fUEls & ElECtriCAl EnErgy gEnErAtion
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themed PavilionsThemed Pavilions are a great way to further increase your topic’s visibility within Energy trade fairs. It gives the trade visitor a possibility to find and meet you within a clear defined area. Themed Pavilions are visible to press as well as media and can multiply your exposure.
Association PavilionFor associations this concept is a great way to unite their members under one banner. Pavilions can also cater for group presentations that allow smaller companies to enter the market at reasonable costs. There is a great number of possibilities to choose from with additional services to be added to a convenient package.
Take advantage of our wide array of different stand options for your customized trade fair presence. This ranges from raw space to shell schemes and extends all the way to themed shared stands.
Attending a trade fair with little effort and lots of success – our Pavilions make it possible. The ready-to-use booth concept not only allows you to save time and money, but also to profit from high recog-nition through the unique design and privileged position of the pavilion. Moreover, an integrated lounge area offers you and your clients the optimal place to talk business. Ultimately, a contact person will be at the pavilion at all times to make your par-ticipation trouble-free.
Stand options.RAW SPACE
SHELL SCHEME
Talk to us for your Pavilion solution!
national Pavilion – e.g. german Pavilion –This subsidised opportunity for German-based compa-nies is a great opportunity to benefit from the countries offering to unite the businesses under the umbrella of the country. In a similar way we are organizing Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean or other pavilions. All offer a common branding within a turn-key booth concept with superior design in a privileged location. Front desk, meeting room, lounge facility and hosting brings a well-rounded package that ensures a hassle free partici-pation.
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PAVILIONS international, national, themed
High recognition through unique stand design High customer attention due to privileged position in the exhibition hall Comfortable lounge area offers an optimal place to talk business Trouble-free participation due to contact person on site during the
whole event No worries regarding stand construction and dismantling due to ready-
to-use booth concept Simple ordering of additional furniture and services Attractive conditions
Optimized positioning within hall layout Common branding, for example name of
country/association Community as centre of attraction Booth with superior design Exclusive furnishings, lounge & additional
services
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BrAzil Porto Alegre www.renex-southamerica.com.br
CAnAdA Montréal www.canwea2014.ca
gErMAny Hannover www.hannovermesse.com
tUrKEy Istanbul www.win-fair.com
www.icci.com.tr
UsA New Orleans www.electricpowerexpo.com
Hannover fairs international gmbH Messegelände 30521 Hannover germany
Tel. +49 511 89-0Fax +49 511 [email protected]
Anna BuschmannTel. +49 511 89-34113Fax. +49 511 [email protected]
Susanne ClemensTel. +49 511 89-31315Fax +49 511 [email protected]
Sabine LombardTel. +49 511 89-31157Fax +49 511 [email protected]
Elvira BreeTel. +49 511 89-31327Fax +49 511 [email protected]
Christian WegmannTel. +49 511 89-31158Fax. +49 511 [email protected] Benjamin LowTel. +49 511 89-31303Fax +49 511 [email protected] Hannes MunzelTel. +49 511 89-31356Fax +49 511 [email protected] Thomas PinkowskiTel. +49 511 89-32427Fax +49 511 [email protected]
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