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מציגים קטלוג מציגים Exhibitors Catalogue קטלוג מציגים atalogue C 16 th Annual International Summit and Exhibition for Water Technologies, Energy Efciency, Renewable Energy, Recycling, Green Transportation and Green Building xhibitors E 3-4 July 2012, The Israel Trade Fairs & Convention Center, Tel-Aviv Sponsored by: Media partners Official news distributor In Cooperation with: התאחדות קבלני השיפוצים בישראל Organizers M ashovGroup ashov 98 Congratulatory Message on Behalf of the Minister of Industry, Trade and Labor I would like to congratulate the organizers and participants of the CleanTech 2012 Exhibition. The clean-tech industry, which constitutes one of the main driving forces in global economic growth, had evolved out of the understanding that humanity must preserve its natural resources and to produce and consume in more environmental-friendly ways. The rise of oil prices, the dwindling of our natural resources, the water shortage, global warming and pollution are all contributing reasons to clean-tech proliferation. It is evident today that there is no future to an industry, as well as agriculture, that is not eco-friendly. The clean-tech market is estimated now to be worth hundreds of billions of dollars, and it is expected to expand further with the switch to renewable energy and the constant effort to increase energy efficiency and developing new eco- friendly technologies. The opportunities that lay in within the clean-tech industry make for a stern challenge to the Israeli industry as a whole which particularly known for its human resource capital and advanced R&D. Israel’s relative advantage, as far as human resource capital, along with its experience gained due to the lack of natural resources, especially water, are the factors that will position the clean-tech industry as a driving force in Israel’s future economy, and provide with a solid foundation for international cooperation. This is a fantastic opportunity for us to spearhead global markets into this direction. The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor which I lead, along with other government offices, are advancing the national program for the promotion of water and renewable energy industries - ISRAEL NEWtech. The ministry, in its entirety, is wholly committed to develop this field and acts in a number of fashions: nurturing the human resource, versifying R&D programs, an educated use of industrial areas for the establishing of pilots and production, handing out grants for investments, branding and positioning the Israeli clean-tech industry in the international market, promoting export and pulling in foreign investments. In recent years, the government’s chief scientist is promoting a wide-ranged activity in the various clean-tech fields among the ministries. In 2011, grants were handed out to various projects at a sum of 81.9 million NIS - a 90% increase in comparison to 2007. The chief scientist supports the clean-tech industry through a plethora of tools in its bureau, among these are the R&D fund, the “MAGNET” program, the technology greenhouse program, a promotion program and various international cooperation programs. In addition, the chief scientist bureau operates designated tools in the clean-tech field, and delivers designated funds to this field in accordance with governmental decrees. These activities, coupled with many others, represent the recognition by the Israeli government as a whole, and of the Ministry of Industry in particular, of the importance of an innovative breakthrough clean-tech industry and of the pledge to secure its infrastructural foundations. These activities that I just mentioned, among others, are a product of this recognition. The Ministry of Industry will continue, along with the industry and academia, to sternly strive to better this field. Congratulations to the organizers and participants of this exhibition. I wish you all a successful, enjoyable and productive time. Respectfully, Shalom Simhon, The Minister of Industry, Trade and Labor. 4 אנרגיה מתחדשת אילת-אילות כנס ותערוכה בינלאומיים 27-29 בנובמבר, 2012 מלונות הרודס ודן, אילת הכנס והתערוכה מהווים את אחת הבמות המובילות בעולם להצגת חדשנות טכנולוגית, מדיניות, יישום והזדמנויות עסקיות בתחום אנרגיה בת קיימא. •אנרגיה סולארית •אנרגית רוח •ביו מסה •התייעלות אנרגטית •רשת חכמה •תחליפי דלקים לפרטים נוספים: הגשת תקצירים - מנהלת אילת-אילות 08-6371717 e i l a te i l o t@ o r tr a . c o m חסויות ותצוגה - לימור המאירי 03-6384458 054-6701011 l im or @ or tra . c om www.eilaten erg y.org www.eilatenergy.org 4 5 Think Green - It Pays According to a recent OECD report, by the year 2050 the world’s population will increase from 7 billion to over 9 billion people, and global economy will quadruple in size. As a consequence, the demand for energy and natural resources will rise dramatically. Satisfying the needs of another two billion people by 2050 will put to the test humankind’s ability to manage and preserve our natural assets upon which all forms of life depend. Due to the rise in prices of fossil fuels and growing public awareness of the importance of preserving the environment and the damage caused to it by global warming, a growing interest is taking root among consumers, investors, legislators and industrialists in products and services that improve operational procedures - while successfully reducing costs, energy consumption, wastes and pollution. Solar & Electrical Heating Systems The clean technology industry is evolving into one of the main driving engines in global economy. According to UN and WHO data, the global water crisis is expected to worsen; by the year 2025 there will be water shortages affecting over half of the world’s nations. In the year 2050 one in every four people will be living in a region with either a partial and complete shortage of drinking water. Other than serving as a cause for famine and disease, this water crisis leads to geo-political instabilities. A research by the World Bank a few years back, determined that wars would erupt over the use of water sources. Handling the water crisis is of paramount and urgent importance. The global renewable energy, water and air technology and recycling markets are rapidly expanding. Already, the global clean technology market is estimated at a worth of hundreds of billions of dollars. Israel is poor in natural resources, but rich in advanced technologies - it is considered a hotbed for clean technology entrepreneurship and a world leader in creating top-quality cleantech companies. Dear guests, we are delighted in hosting you at CleanTech 2012, our 16th annual international event, which brings an exciting glimpse into the future - into breakthrough innovations that could change the face of the clean technology market in coming years. We are proud to provide you with a busy business arena, and a direct meeting platform for enabling fertile and efficient meetings between the various persons attending. You are welcome to study the latest innovations presented at the exhibition and to attend at 12 professional international and local conferences participated by leading professionals from Israel and abroad, top Israeli market executives, ministers, parliament members, administration officials, press and more. On behalf of the Mashov-Group team, we would like to take this opportunity and give our deepest thanks to the many exhibitors, visitors, and partners, for their trust and fruitful cooperation. Hope to see you at CleanTech 2013, on January. 1-800-700-970 Haim Alush and Avi Paz co-CEOs Amcor Solar Energy: Mashov-Group Enamel coating 24-hour service Professional consultations Environmentally friendly Supervised by the Standards 6 www.amcor-solar.co.il Institution of Israel Solar & Electrical Heating Systems 1-800-700-970 Amcor Solar Energy: Enamel coating 24-hour service Professional consultations Environmentally friendly Supervised by the Standards 6 www.amcor-solar.co.il 5 Institution of Israel Congratulatory Message on Behalf of the Minister of Industry, Trade and Labor I would like to congratulate the organizers and participants of the CleanTech 2012 Exhibition Distinguished guests and visitors of the CleanTech 2012 Exhibition, The Ministry of National Infrastructure stands at the forefront of a prolonged struggle to win independence for the Israeli energy sector. The challenges are monumental. The production of electricity from renewable sources, creating energy efficiency and reducing power consumption, bringing natural gas from the bottom of the Mediterranean to land and expanding its use in the market, creating new conducting systems to all the former, and maintaining a proper continuous supply - are just the tip of the iceberg. This summer we face a significant challenge: an electricity drought. Production levels are bordering consumption levels; one small malfunction can bring about a blackout. This summer the situation is particularly bad, and the ministry personnel are doing everything in our power to maintain a proper and continuous electricity production. On the one hand - we act to increase production potential, promoting privet power producers, enabling additional quotas for renewable energies, and as we say at our office - the greener the better, wherever it’s possible, and increase the capabilities of existing power stations. On the other hand, we act to reduce power consumption. We promote power-saving values in society while maintaining the current modern standard of living, we have initiated the national program for energy efficiency in which the citizens of Israel are replacing 140,000 refrigerators, tens of thousands of air-conditioners and hundreds of thousands of light-bulbs into more efficient alternative products. These, along with other up-and-coming actions, help reduce power consumption, air pollution, and the monthly bill. The difficulties imposed on us this summer require a joint stronger and more resolute effort from all of us. To consume less, especially at peak activity hours. As an incentive to do so we have created, in cooperation with the Israeli Electricity Authority and the Israeli Electric Company, a “you save - you gain” program: for a 15-20% reduction in your household power consumption you get a reduction of the same percentage in your bill.
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