"Klimaenergy" comes back

Fiera Bolzano presents the 2012 edition of “Klimaenergy“, international exhibition for the innovative application of renewable energies, which returns this year in tandem with “Klimamobility“, the exhibition of sustainable mobility reduces the success of the first edition in 2011. The appointment is at the Bolzano Exhibition Center September 20 to 22 next.
“Klimaenergy” has about 200 exhibitors and exhibition offers an overview across the world on renewable energy sources applied to public buildings, commercial, industrial and institutional showcasing, the latest innovations in the fields of solar energy (solar thermal, photovoltaics, solar cooling, lighting), biomass, biogas and biofuels, hydropower, geothermal energy, cogeneration, wood gasification, hydrogen, fuel cells, heat recovery, wind and even the related financial services. The program will be among the more traditional international conference, with five thematic modules that provide an opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the renewable energy market between incentives and future challenges, and four enertour, guided tours in the towns and on the most innovative area of ​​Bolzano for the use and production of energy.
“Klimamobility” is proposed to the public this year with an overview of changes in the market, including electric vehicles, hybrids and hydrogen at 2, 3 or 4 wheels, equipment and machinery for charging vehicles, accessories, vehicle components, systems traction and everything that represents the future of sustainable mobility to move in harmony with the environment.

 

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