Over 300 organizations from 15 countries will take part in the XXIII Belarusian Energy and Environmental Forum, which will be held in Minsk from October 8 to 12, said Deputy Minister of Energy Olga Prudnikova at a press conference in BELTA.
Over 300 organizations from 15 countries will take part in the XXIII Belarusian Energy and Environmental Forum, which will be held in Minsk from October 8 to 12, said Deputy Minister of Energy Olga Prudnikova at a press conference in BELTA.
The forum includes the international specialized exhibitions "Energy. Ecology. Energy Saving. Electro" (EnergyExpo), "Oil&Gas Technologies", "Atomexpo-Belarus", "ExpoSvet", "Water and Air Technologies", "ExpoGorod" and the XXIII Belarusian Energy and Environmental Congress.
The business program of the forum includes a plenary session, conferences, seminars, round tables, presentations by exhibiting companies, where domestic and foreign experts will present modern technological solutions in the field of energy, petrochemistry, energy saving and ecology. The sustainable development goals in energy, ecology, energy efficiency, science and innovation, the prospects for the development of nuclear energy, the Internet of Things technologies in energy, and "smart energy" for industrial production, residential buildings and cities will be considered.
The exhibition structure includes industry sections of the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, the Ministry of Housing and Communal Services, the State Committee on Science and Technology, the State Committee for Standardization, and Belneftekhim. Leading enterprises of the energy sector will take part in the exhibition.
The exhibition has been held since 1995 and attracts the attention of leading Belarusian and world manufacturers of equipment, technologies and materials for energy, ecology, energy saving, and electrical engineering, and is one of the largest on this topic in the CIS and Baltic countries. The aim of the forum is to present modern equipment and technologies for the production and distribution of electric and thermal energy, automated systems, energy and resource-saving technologies, and to promote the innovative development of the fuel and energy complex.