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"Save the PLANET" 4th South-East European Conference & Exhibition on Waste Management, Recycling, and the Environment
Event Date:
Wed, 2013-05-29 09:52 - Fri, 2013-05-31 18:52
"Save the PLANET" - 4-th South-East European Conference & Exhibition on Waste Management, Recycling, Environment
29-31 May 2013, Sofia, Bulgaria. Organizer: Via Expo
http://www.eco.viaexpo.com/en/exhibition
The exhibition will put on display new waste-to-energy technologies and equipments for waste collection, treatment, landfill and composting, transport vehicles, recycling systems, environmental monitoring & protection services, etc. The Conference program will include the following sessions: Waste prevention, Recycling/Resource Recovery, Energy and resource recovery, Landfilling and Environmental aspects of waste treatment technologies.
Environmental issues are highly prioritized in the worldwide agenda and are also a priority theme for South-East Europe. The countries from the Region are in need of expertise, technology products and equipment. 'Save the Planet' will present the latest solutions in waste management, recycling and environment and will encourage the foreign investments and creation of public-private partnerships. The exhibition and the parallel conference will gather representatives of business, public authorities and institutions involved in these sectors.
Exhibitor Profile: Waste Management: Technologies and Equipment for Waste Collection; Thermal-, Biological-, Mechanical-, Sewage- and Medical Waste Treatment; Landfill; Composting; Transport Vehicles and Technology; Waste-to-Energy; Recycling: Recycling Systems and Technologies for Glass, Metal, Electrical and Electronic Waste, Paper; Plastics & Rubber, Textile; Demolition Waste
Visitor Profile: Agriculture; Chemical Industry; Construction, Architecture; Consulting, Ecology (Waste Management & Recycling); Electronics; Power Engineering; Energy-Saving Technologies; Finance; Food Industry; Investment; Machine Building and Metallurgy; Packaging; Renewable Energy; State and Municipality Administration and Tourism.
Organiser: Via Expo
T/F+359 32 960 011, 945 459| E office@viaexpo.com| W www.viaexpo.com
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