Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesAfter the summer months, September offers a wide range of exciting energy events around the world. Among them are two events in Mexico dedicated to the development of renewable energy in this country, as well as a number of interesting events related to various aspects of the expansion of the hydrogen industry. In addition, major events such as SPE Offshore Europe...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesThis newsletter covers the major events related to the Batteries market and other energy storage elements scheduled to take place in August 2023. According to a number of researchers, the global battery market is poised for massive development in the current decade, growing at an average annual growth rate of 15-16%. This is despite the fact that today the size...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesIn this issue we decided to focus on the July exhibitions and conferences devoted to various aspects of hydrogen production and application. Today, many experts consider this direction as one of the main ones for the creation of carbon-free energy. However, so far large-scale deployment of existing hydrogen technologies is difficult, because they have a lot of...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesAmong the many energy events this June, exhibitions and conferences dedicated to the development of hydrogen technology and hydrogen infrastructure stand out. In the first decade of June, the H2 Forum 2023 will take place in Berlin. It will cover all aspects of the hydrogen production chain and is expected to be attended by users of green hydrogen solutions, energy...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesThe European wind industry has gathered during 25-27th of April in Copenhagen, for its annual in-depth event, hosted by WindEurope, which actively promotes wind energy across Europe, coordinates international policy, wind technologies research and analysis. The 2023 programme covered debates on every aspect of wind energy today: supply chains, permitting, grids,...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesThe ambitious plans to combat climate change, agreed at COP 26 in November 2021 in Glasgow, Scotland, have been put into practice, especially in Scotland itself. The Scottish government intends to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including aviation and shipping, to zero by 2045. The leading role in this process is assigned to renewable energy sources. The...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesOut of the dense schedule of energy events in April 2023, we have selected only three due to the limited format of our review. However, in our opinion these are very meaningful, interesting and useful events that will contribute to reducing tensions in today's energy market. 11th Annual European Algae Industry Summit 2023, 19-20 April, Lisbon, Portugal,...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesThe tectonic changes in the global energy market over the past year inevitably require an appropriate response from both consumers and producers of energy products. In this regard, the March of this year offers unique opportunities for stakeholders to understand and address the current challenges through live interaction at the upcoming international energy events. ...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesDuring this weekend eCarExpo has organized in Stockholm a trade fair focused on: - both the electrified car and all conceivable three- and two-wheeled electric vehicles - the entire infrastructure behind the electrification, for the tech industry that supplies the vehicles with charging and the energy companies that ensure electricity from...
Aenert news. Energy Exhibitions & ConferencesFebruary is the shortest month of the year, but it's also usually the most eventful in the energy industry. One of the most important events of the month is Solar Power Africa 2023, which will take place in Cape Town February 8-10. The exhibition will feature classic segments of today's solar energy industry, including Photovoltaic (PV), Concentrating Solar Power...
