CEMS Global to hold eighth ‘Power Sri Lanka’ international exhibition
By Shanuka Tissera
CEMS Global the multinational exhibition organiser is to hold its eighth Power Sri Lanka from 14-16 June 2012 at the Sri Lanka exhibition and convention centre (CLECC), Colombo. Co-partner of the exhibition is Browns Group.
Focusing on the development of power generation and transmission, alternative power, solar power, energy and renewable energy, the exhibition is set to bring in over 40 foreign delegates, 1800 visitors, all whom share the concern and opportunity that the energy market in Sri Lanka has to offer. South Asia, Sri Lanka and Indonesia specifically have been reported as the economies with booming growth and are high targets for foreign investment.
Three other exhibitions will take place simultaneously:
1. Renewable energy Sri Lanka 2012 International Expo
2. Solar Sri Lanka 2012 Expo
3. E-power Sri Lanka 2012 International Expo
S.S. Sarwar, Group CEO CEMS Global, USA and Asia Pacific explained how this not a consumer show. It is a networking platform for manufacturers, distributors and suppliers who in sum are opportunists, to not only strengthen current positions but to also gain knowledge in future energy technologies. “We have precisely selected our target sector.”
Power Sri Lanka is also giving special emphasis on renewable energy, this is to encourage investment in this sector to generate electricity from renewable sources to meet an ever-growing demand and lessen the dependency on existing resources.
With the increasing power and energy needs of Sri Lanka, thus creating demand to explore alternative opportunities in the power, energy, PV (Photo Voltaic) and renewable energy sectors of Sri Lanka.
The eighth ‘Power Sri Lanka 2012’ will be the perfect B2B platform for the entire Power & Energy Industry of Sri Lanka including Sri Lankan Industry stakeholders who will attend and get the opportunity to see the latest technologies and innovations in the Power Generation and Energy sector thus delivering a great networking opportunity.
Kennedy Joseph, Senior VP at Browns and company talked about the importance of this event and emphasised that he is “very privileged and honoured to co-sponsor this very premium event”.
The Browns Group not only focused on installing power generation, but is the only company with 24 hour helpline with energy efficient management system in place. “We want to exhibit and educate our people.”
Just to name a few specialist sectors that will be available:
Production of electric and thermal energy: power generation systems; stand-alone sources of energy; boilers; boiler and auxiliary equipment; steam turbines, electric-power, combined-cycle and gas-turbine units; heat-exchange equipment; electric generators: turbo generators and hydro generators conversion and storage of electrical energy: accumulators; power transformers.
Transmission and distribution of electrical energy: power switches; high-voltage equipment of distribution and control; non-conductors; cable-conductor products; package transformer substations; low-voltage equipment of distribution and control; equipment for power transmission lines; relay protection units
Alternative sources of electrical energy: gas power engineering; bioenergetics; wind power engineering; hydrogen power engineering; geothermal power engineering; minor hydro-power engineering; solar power engineering.
Renewable energy: equipment manufacturers, research and development companies, component equipment suppliers, project developers and operators, associations, consulting companies
The eighth ‘Power Sri Lanka 2012’ will provide the exhibitors a not-to-be-missed opportunity to further establish business contacts and get face-to-face and interact directly with specialists in the field of energy.
The expo will remain open for trade/business visitors from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily on registration at the expo venue.
