Energy

Event Profile: National Energy Management Exhibition (NEMEX) is an International exhibition on energy generation and conservation, to showcase the progress made, deliberate the potential opportunities and challenges facing the industry and to create a roadmap for sustainable growth and development. Visitor's Profile: The profile for the visitors: CEO's, Policy Makers, Engineers & Consultants, Project Developers, Regulatory Bodies, Technical Managers, Safety Managers, R & D Personnel. Exhibitor's Profile: Profile for exhibit include conventional, non conventional, renewable and clean and green energy, power transmission, distribution and conservation systems, process automation and instrumentation, boilers and steam systems, material handling systems, waste management systems, environment monitoring, petrochemical & electrical engineering etc. Organizer: Faversham House Group Limited Faversham House, 232a Addington Road, South Croydon, Surrey, United Kingdom. Tel: +(44)-(20)-86517100 Fax: +(44)-(20)-86517117

Event Profile: International Forecourt & Fuel Equipment Show (IFFE) is Europe's premier event for the latest in fuel and forecourt equipment, alongside innovations in convenience retailing for anyone with an onsite retail outlet. Visitor's Profile: Attracting suppliers and buyers of equipment used in the storage, distribution and dispensing of fuel, plus car washes, car care equipment and building contractors - you'll meet your target audience at IFFE. Exhibitor's Profile: Visitors will find everything they need for their business at IFFE from equipment and services used in the storage, distribution and dispensing of fuel to car care equipment, building contractors, in-store and ancillary products. Organizer: William Reed Exhibitions Broadfield Park, Crawley, West Sussex, United Kingdom. Tel: +(44)-(1293)-613400 Fax: +(44)-(1293)-610383

Optimising Supply Chain & Procurement for Upstream Oilfield Services 28 to 29 February 2008 Aberdeen, United Kingdom Website: http://www.iqpc.com/uk/supplychain Contact name: Swaantje Buss This two-day forum will tackle the key challenges for enhancing the cooperation between operators and suppliers in order to effectively manage the shortage of oilfield services. Organized by: IQPC

Environmental Monitoring & OSPAR Compliance 2008 26 to 28 February 2008 Aberdeen, United Kingdom Website: http://www.iqpc.com/uk/ospar Contact name: Swaantje Buss Attending Energy IQ’s Environmental Monitoring & OSPAR Compliance 2008 will enable you to enhance your oil-in-water monitoring processes and ensure you are complying fully with the latest OSPAR regulations. Organized by: IQPC

Training Course: National Oil Companies - Opportunities & Challenges for NOCs, IOCs & Service Companies 25 to 29 February 2008 London, United Kingdom Website: http://www.thecwcgroup.com/train_home.asp Contact name: Viviane Walker This course will look at the future of the NOCs: their external and internal challenges. Organized by: CWC School for Energy

Attending Defence IQ’s 5th Annual Directed Energy Weapons 2008 will give you essential insight into the current military programmes involving DEW technology from across the United States and Europe. Discover cutting edge research developme Organized by: IQPC

Smart metering is a technological development that has the prospect of changing the manner in which many of the energy supply activities are managed. It could also be used to further wider government policy objectives such as helping to re Organized by: The Institution of Engineering and Technology

Standing at the cross-roads of the economic development, it becomes essential for the Government Organizations to cross examine their development programs and keep on introducing the most modern means of public services. The Conference on UAE e-Government Projects and e-Services Summit is being launched keeping in mind the announcement of the UAE 2015 Government strategy and its implementation. These Summit year after year are strategically designed to provide an opportunity for ministries; departments and agencies to improve eService delivery by better coordination, collaboration and planning.

Utilities have placed increased demands on their supply chain organisations to lower costs, improve supplier performance and increase market expertise. With the global expansion of utility companies and the on-going development and redevelopment of power plants in regions such as Eastern Europe and Asia, there has never been a better time to develop international partnerships than now. IPS 2008 presents the industry with the most effective platform for building partnerships and is the ideal opportunity to reach buyers and suppliers from traditional Western & USA markets as well as emerging markets such as Central & Eastern Europe, India, China & South East Asia. IPS 2008 will provide each and every delegate with the opportunity to share their experiences with others through roundtable discussions, panel discussions, workshops and during many social and networking events that will run throughout the Summit. Voted the best meeting 'under 100 people' by Meetings Professionals International 2006 Visit www.internationalpowersummit.com for further information Contact: Renee Hynes Email: events@vibevents.com Tel: +44 (0) 20 7915 9948 Website: www.internationalpowersummit.com

Natural Gas: Fuel for the Future Natural gas is the only form of carbon-fuel to meet consumers’ growing demand for a cleaner, more efficient, economical and environmentally-friendly energy source. Meeting this growing demand is surely the key to assure long-term business success. Furthermore, establishing city gas networks to deliver this natural energy source to the doorsteps of residential and commercial consumer’s is the only way to guarantee total satisfaction, in a safe and efficient manner. Additionally, gas networks will facilitate your city’s strive for developing modern and sound infrastructures. Overcoming the Challenges of Establishing City Gas Networks Setting up gas distribution networks requires careful economic planning to account for the capital investment in relation to the market-size demand; conducting a price-risk analysis for assuring a successful network plan and accurately determining project cost; project mapping in accordance with implemented government rules and regulations; and safe planning, development, construction, operation and maintenance of the distribution network. Overcoming each of these challenges requires a tremendous amount of expertise, which is best acquired throughout time and by example of pioneers in the field.