Electric, Power & Renewable Energy Indonesia 2017

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

06 Sep 2017 - 09 Sep 2017

Electric, Power & Renewable Energy Indonesia 2017 is a highly focused power generation, renewable energy and electrical equipment event with over 26 years of success. The event provides the perfect opportunity to meet face-to-face with potential clients.
 
Electric, Power & Renewable Energy Indonesia 2017 provides the most cost effective way to increase your business in South East Asia’s biggest electric, power and renewable energy market. The exhibition provides an ideal platform for key decision makers within the industry. The event will also allow major equipment importers, distributors and agents to network and discuss new business opportunities in this rapidly evolving industry.
 
With a diverse and comprehensive range of power generation, electric equipments and renewable energy solutions featured, the exhibition has evolved into a strategic focal point on shaping and driving emerging developments for the industry both in Indonesia and the region.
 

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