6th Biogas Asia Pacific Forum 2017

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

17 May 2017 - 18 May 2017

The 6th Biogas Asia Pacific Forum 2017 will gather biogas professionals and stakeholders in the Asia Pacific, bringing together end-users such as Palm Oil Mills, Farms and Landfills, academics, government policy makers and technology and service providers.

Whether you are looking for the right kind of technologies and know-how to build your plant, or looking for investors for your project, or simply here to learn more about the biogas value chain and what it can do for you, the Biogas Asia Pacific Forum is able to offer these and many more.

>>Download the agenda here.

For more information, please contact us at +65 6506 0965 or info@icesn.com.

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