PowerTrends 2015

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

23 Sep 2015 - 25 Sep 2015

On its 10th biennial edition, PowerTrends incorporates the 9th Energy Expo and the 9th Electech exhibition.

10th PowerTrends

International Exhibition on Trends in Energy, Power and Electrical Engineering 

PowerTrends will present equipment and technologies for:

  1. Power generation
  2. Transmission
  3. Distribution
  4. Management and consultancy services

9th Energy Expo

9th International Exhibition on New and Sustainable Energy Technologies 

Energy Expo will feature:

  1. Renewable energy
  2. Natural gas, LNG
  3. Offshore and onshore oil & gas exploration
  4. Coal mining and processing
  5. Energy efficiency and management

9th Electech

Electrical Engineering and Lighting Technologies

Electech will present the latest technologies and products for:

  1. Electrical
  2. Electronics
  3. Lighting for commerce, infrastructure and homes

Concurrent Conference:

Powertech Business Forum

The regular business forum held concurrently with the exhibition provides the opportunity for the Energy Leaders Community and government officials to meet and exchange views on critical and emerging issues faced by the energy sector.

This year’s forum takes a novel format.  The conference will be conducted in a “roundtable circle” setting.  Each session will have a former energy secretary or a leading personality in the industry as a moderator.  Discussion leaders will provide initial comments.  The moderator then leads the discussion by involving discussion leaders and all participants.

For more information, please click on the link below to visit the event website or contact the secretariat at the following address:

Contact name: Elizabeth M. Cruz

Contact email: leverage@leverageinternational.com

Contact telephone: (+632) 818-6828; (+632) 810-1389

Organiser’s name: Leverage International (Consultants) Inc.

URL: Visit the site to find out more

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