POWER-GEN India & Central Asia 2008

POWER-GEN India & Central Asia 2008 conference and exhibition will feature the largest exhibition in the event's eight year history, and a significantly expanded conference programme designed to tackle the immense challenges of providing power to one of the world's most populous countries and its second fastest growing major economy.

POWER-GEN India & Central Asia fully reflects India now being one of the most dynamic and exciting electricity sectors in the world. This major industry conference and exhibition has grown in stature with every staging and is now the largest 'POWER-GEN' outside of Europe and North America.

The 2008 conference programme has been designed by POWER-GEN India & Central Asia's expert Advisory Council to specifically embrace the issues central to accelerating power growth in the region.

The first day of the conference will provide an indepth overview of the challenges faced, with welcome addresses and panel contributions from key political and industry figures. Days two and three of the conference will focus on four industry areas critical to India's power future: thermal generation; hydro generation; investments and power markets, and renewables and environmental issues.

Power Gen India is India's premier power generation conference and exhibition - renowned not only for its size, but also for the quality of its attendees. The combined conference and exhibition provides a vibrant and influential forum for European and international industry executives to make valuable connections, enabling them to succeed in one of the world's most diverse and challenging power markets.

This unique conference and exhibition is renowned throughout the Indian power market as the place to see the people who lead the industry. The exhibitor profile includes 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, etc.