EnergyMons, rdz-vs to reduce your energy…
The renewable, new and green energies forum is much more than a traditional exhibition. The EnergyMons is a major international event held from the 23th to the 26th of October 2008 & dedicated to energy, energy savings, energy saving construction materials, mobility, hybrid vehicles: solar, photovolaic, windmill, heat pump, double-flow assisted ventilation, geothermy, co-generation, biomass, boiler and pellets hearth, new generation boiler, stirling engine, clean vehicles, hybrid ventilation, insulation materials, water treatment, fuel, biomethanization, fuelcell, etc… Everyone, according to his needs, will find the energetic solutions regarding housing, mobility, industry and daily life.
Adress: Rue Mathys,15E 7020 Nimy (MONS) in Belgium Tél : +32 (0)65/ 35.37.87 Fax : +32 (0)65/ 31.35.23 – info@energymons.be
Universities, industrials, inventors, manufacturers, installators, trading companies and associations, from here and abroad, are invited to present and defend their visions and products. A multitude of products and services in relation with all the sectors of the renewable, new and green energies will be presented by a hundred expert exhibitors.
To allow parents to visit the exhibition while children play, a creative workshop will welcome the smallest ones on Saturday and Sunday the 25th and 26th of October 2008. Drawing and coloring activities will entertain them during these 2 days (from 3 to 8 year-old) – 23th of October 2008: open to professionals – 24th, 25th et 26th October 2008: open to professionals and the general public… further info on all conferences >>
The Opening Ceremony will be held on Wednesday the 22nd of October 2008 at 7.30 pm at the Royal Theatre of Mons, Belgium. Benefits will go to the International Polar Foundation represented by Alain Hubert. He will present his last project Polar project called “Princess Elisabeth Polar station” (see below picture taken during its official inauguration in the presence of Prince Philippe of Belgium (right) & Polar explorer Alain Hubert (left)… more info on the opening ceremony >>
