Upcoming Events

  • 2nd Annual PPPs in Emerging Markets

    Date: 18 - 19 June 2012
    Venue: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    Firmly established as the leading international summit for the PPP community in emerging markets, the interactive 2 day capacity building programme will cover key PPP related issues around Health & Social Infrastructure, Transport & Connectivity, Urban Development & Housing, Water & Waste and Energy & Power. The unique panel based programme will feature some of the worlds most experienced PPP leaders sharing their experience and opinion as well as country presentations by Government PPP units focussing on country plans for infrastructure development through PPP. For all International PPP stakeholders the Summit is a unique chance to engage world leaders, stakeholders and practitioners through an outstanding international capacity building programme and networking opportunities.

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  • Global Special Economic Zones

    Date: 19 - 20 March 2012
    Venue: The Ritz-Carlton Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    Globally, nations at different stages of development have turned to SEZs to attract foreign capital, boost exports, create jobs, stimulate industry, improve upon existing infrastructure, and for many other benefits. A SEZ normally operates under more liberal economic laws than those typically prevailing in the country. As the number of SEZs continues to grow, there is a need to explore the past and present experiences of SEZs in both developed and emerging regions to understand the factors that can contribute to the success or failure of these zones and to collectively discuss trends and best practices moving forward.

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  • 2nd Annual Synergistic SuperGrid for Transmitting Energy Overseas

    Date: 13-14 February 2012
    Venue: London, United Kingdom

    Europe has the world’s prosperous wind resources and the most sophisticated technologies to guarantee a progress in transforming wind and solar power into electricity. With a SuperGrid in place, the European Union would be able to overcome the major barriers on the way to create a single electricity market and offer an effective electricity supply to its Member States. As a result, SuperGrid will meet the nation’s growing energy demands and reduce our consumption of fossil fuels. Furthermore, SuperGrid will be an environmentally friendly energy infrastructure allowing the reduction of greenhouse gases and limiting global warming to a 2°C average temperature increase. This event will bring together leading experts to discuss the latest SuperGrid developments and technological innovations in order to share experience and knowledge. We will offer an exceptional platform for learning and networking in the face of strategic lunch and panel discussions.

  • 2nd Annual Wind Power Europe

    Date: 19-20 March 2012
    Venue: Prague, Czech Republic

    EU’s goal to combat climate change by deriving 20 percent of its energy from sustainable sources by 2020. The fate of wind energy has been inevitably set as the mainstream energy source for the highly polluted world we live in. Its sustainable nature makes it one of the most viable means of obtaining energy.  The bright future of wind energy is recognised today although much research and understanding is required for better efficiencies and economics. This event is designed to facilitate discussion on the key political, operational, design, technological and environmental issues of wind energy in Europe and the world, in hopes of a better quality of living for the future generations.

  • Global Renewable Energy Development – The Future is Green

    Date: 18 - 19 October 2011
    Venue: Brussels, Belgium

    More than one third of our electricity is projected to be supplied from renewable energy sources in 2020.  The share of renewable energy sources (RES) in electricity consumption is predicted to increase to 34.3% by 2020, with wind energy representing 14%, hydropower 10.5%, biomass 6.6%, photovoltaics 2.4%, Concentrated Solar Power 0.5%, geothermal energy 0.3% and ocean energy 0.2%. Policy efforts now need be strengthened in order to encourage continued growth and development of renewable technologies. This event will bring together leading experts and senior officials from energy business leaders, government policy makers, academia, financiers and project developers to discuss the future of renewable in the energy mix. They will   deliberate on the e interplay between financing, investment, policy frameworks, grid integration and latest technologies.  Through the conference sessions, interactive panel discussions, and networking sessions, participants will be fully updated on all the key developments in renewable energy resources and gain firsthand knowledge and experience from key decision makers and industry leaders.