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Energy Saving and Energy Efficiency «ENERGY EFFICIENCY AS A The exhibition-forum STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT VECTOR» 29-30 Khanty-Mansiysk (Concert and Exhibition Center "UGRA - EXPO") October 2015 «…The forefront goal for today is the expansion of cooperation and business contacts strenghening, what contributes participation in the forum, which takes places annually in UGRA. It has become not just a good tradition for us but also the opportunity for cooperation, determination of productive meetings and working progress summation for all the specialists in this industry. The growing quantity of the participants shows the evidence of interest in such direction as the energy-efficiency. Natalya I am sure that the fifteenth meeting on the forum Komarova "Energy efficiency as a strategic development vector" will the Governor become a platform for constructive and substantive of KhMAO-UGRA discussions in the best traditions of a professional stakeholder dialogue"». Welcome to UGRA ! VENUE Concert and Exhibition Center AT YOUR DISPOSAL: "UGRA-EXPO" The total area - 3 000 squared meters, parking Khanty-Mansiysk, Studencheskaya st., 19 spots, cloak room, coffee break spots, conference +7 (3467) 359-587; 359-598 halls, multimedia equipment, high speed Internet [email protected] access, business negotiations area THE AUDIENCE ❶ The association of state institutions of Russian Federation subjects in the field of energy saving and energy efficiency ❷ Companies producing and implementing energy-saving equipment ❸ Public utility sector managers and energy service companies ❹ Construction, installation and design organizations ❺ Local self-government of KhMAO-UGRA ❻ Financial and credit organizations ❼ Education and Research centers ❽ Executive authorities ❾ Foreign companies THE PARTICIPANTS OF 2012-2014 STATES SUBJECTS OF MUNICIPALITIES COMPANIES RUSSIAN FEDERATION 3 9 22 200 Representatives of Federal cities: Moscow and Cities: Kogalym, Langepas, Megion, and more participate annually government and business Saint Petersburg Nefteyugansk, Nyagan, Pokachi, delegation of the Kingdom Regions: Moscow, Nizhnevartovsk, Pyt-Yah, Raduzhnyi, of Denmark; Industrial Tomsk, Sverdlovsk, Tyumen, Surgut, Urai, Khanty-Mansiysk, enterprises of the Samara, Voronezh and Yugorsk. Republic of Belarus and YaNAO Regions: Beloyarskiy, Berezovskyi. Kazakhstan Kondinskyi, Nefteyuganskiy, Sovetskiy, Nizhnevartovskyi, Oktyabrskiy, Surgutskiy, Khanty-Mansiyskiy Interregional experience exchange in energy saving programs GOALS implementing Discussion of the best practices in the field of concession agreements, energy service contracts and import substitution issues Discussion of the technologies on financing energy saving projects Creation of the platform for identification and promotion solutions TASKS of pressing tasks in energy saving field Demonstration of the energy saving equipment, extracting techniques and techniques for efficient production, transmission and distribution of energy sources BUSINESS PROGRAM 1. Interregional meeting with the participation of foreign countries representatives, KhMAO-UGRA and other subjects representatives The issuesISSUES under consideration: ― Programm-oriented management of energy saving and energy efficiency ― Costs optimization for energy sources. Activities of energy efficiency ― Experience programs of energy saving ― Implementation of energy service contracts BUSINESS PROGRAM 2 . The round table «Energy saving and energy efficiency - dynamics of development». The second congress of the association of state institutions of Russian Federations subjects The issuesISSUES under consideration: ― Energy service. Modern technology of energy efficiency ― Concessional agreements ― Repair using energy efficient technologies ― Import substitution ― Energy saving programs implementation. Implementing experience, problems and solutions BUSINESS PROGRAM 3. The project «Exchange business contacts» is the communication platform for business and partner contacts and appointments We OFFER as a part of the project: ― The ability to find potential partners among the participants ― Implementation of commercial, information and other goals of exhibition participation ― Distribution of information about your company and available information about other participants ― Negotiations of customers, suppliers, strategic investors and business representatives ― Organization of meetings at the exhibition for the determination of the target customer, matching the subject of negotiations BUSINESS PROGRAM 4. The project «Innovations' platform» is an opportunity for specialists to present advanced scientific and technical projects and works in the field of energy saving In the framework of the Forum WILL TAKE PLACE: ― Demonstrations and presentations of developments ― Works of negotiation platforms between companies and works authors ― Participants are able to negotiate with the regional techno park, representatives of large companies that operate the equipment FREE* for the Forum participants: ❶ Personal exhibition area and a stand ❷ Conference halls and negotiation rooms ❸ Multimedia equipment ❹ Coffee breaks ❺ Service provider * – providing the registration fee (5 000 rubles from an enterprise-participant of the exhibition) MEDIA COVERAGE FORMATS: 10 news sites on federal and regional TV channels TV Radio messages and publications in print and Print Media 56 electronic media were dedicated Electronic Publishing to the exhibition Internet Organizers: ① Government of KhMAO-UGRA ② Department of housing and utility complex and energy of KhMAO-UGRA ③ Autonomous NPO "UGRA energy saving center" Contact us: ANPO "UGRA energy saving center" Deputy Director Ilya A. Kim Khanty-Mansiysk, +7 (3467) 31-83-70; [email protected] .
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