CROATIAN CENTER of RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES: Russia Power

Monday, January 23, 2012

Russia Power

CROATIAN CENTER of RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES (CCRES)

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RUSSIA POWER 2012

Moscow, 30^th of March 2011 – The 9^th Russia Power conference and exhibition, and its hydropower focused co-located event HydroVision Russia, closed on a high, with record numbers of attendees and an impressive array of speakers and guests.

Russia Power Advisory Board

1 Oleg Viter, Regional Marketing Director Alstom Power
2 Irina Kadykova, Conference & Exhibition Manager, Power Machines, JSC

3 Olaf Bernstrauch, Program Manager Nuclear Turboset Siemens AG
4 Aleksander Kovacevic, Independent Energy Advisor & Senior Visiting Research Fellow, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
5 Yury Kulikov, Head of Scientific & Technical Cooperation Unit, SO UPS System Operator of the United Power System, SO UPS
6 Valeriy Tropin, Director on Innovation Activities, JSC E4 Group
7 Mikhail Roytgarts, Deputy Chief Designer of Turbogenerators, Power Machines, JSC
8 Tagir Nigmatulin, Deputy General Director for Project Engineering, Energostroyinvest-Holding

For further information, please contact:

Emily Pryor
Conference Manager
T: +44 (0)1992 656 614
E:emilyp@pennwell.com

A decade serving the power industry

Now in its tenth successive year, Russia Power is established as the premier platform to gather and exchange information about strategy and technology for the electric power industry.

Russia Power consistently attracts high-calibre attendees from a wide range of organizations including government energy departments, OGKs & TGKs, original equipment manufacturers, EPCs and industry consultants from over 50 countries.

WHO WILL BE YOUR AUDIENCE?

STRATEGIC TRACK

TECHNICAL TRACK

The call for papers for Russia Power 2012 is now closed. For further information, please contact:

Emily Pryor
Conference Manager
T: +44 (0)1992 656 614
E:emilyp@pennwell.com

A decade serving the power industry

Now in its tenth successive year, Russia Power is highly regarded as the premier
platform to gather and exchange information about strategy and technology for the electric power industry.
The 2011 event attracted an audience of 5,876 high calibre attendees including Russian and international government energy departments, OGKs & TGKs, original equipment manufacturers, EPCs and industry consultants.
The Exhibition: Russia Power’s world class exhibition floor features the major players in the Russian and international power industry displaying and demonstrating the latest services and technologies; representing unrivalled networking and business opportunities for attendees and exhibitors alike.
The Conference: Russia Power’s high-level twin-track conference programme covers the key business issues and latest technologies in the power generation and T & D sectors. Developed by professionals from within the Russian and International power arenas, the conference addresses practical solutions to meet the challenges facing the industry now and in the future.
There are exciting brand enhancing sponsorship packages exclusively available to Russia Power 2012 exhibitors. Packages are designed around your particular corporate goals and are an extremely effective way for your company to really stand out from the crowd of exhibiting companies - before, during and after the show.
For further information on Russia Power 2012 please contact:
EXHIBITING AND SPONSORSHIP

International
Gil Weir Jnr
T: +44 (0)1992 656 617
F: +44 (0)1992 656 700
E: Gilbertw@pennwell.com
Russia and CIS:
Natalia Gaisenok
T: +7 499 271 93 39
F: +7 499 271 93 39
nataliag@pennwell.com
ADVERTISING

WorldwideAsif Yusuf
T: +44 (0)1992 656 615
F: +44 (0)1992 656 700
adsales.rp@pennwell.com

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EXHIBITOR INFORMATION

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RUSSIA POWER AND HYDROVISION RUSSIA CLOSE WITH RECORD ATTENDANCE

Over three days the combined events featuring 150 exhibitors attracted over 5,800 attendees from over 39 countries. Among guests of honour at Russia Power 2011 and HydroVision Russia 2011 were Sergey Shmatko, Russia’s Minister of Energy, Evgeny Dod, Chairman of the Board of RusHydro OJSC and Vladimir Kashchenko, General Director of Atomenergomash, who not only opened the events but also set the tone for the next three days with their opening keynote presentations.

Russia Power and HydroVision Russia’s well attended conference programmes drew in over 800 delegates, which underlined the high quality of these sessions and the interest in the topics under discussion.

Exhibitors showed their appreciation with very positive feedback.

“Russia Power was a very interesting exhibition with lots of good quality contacts for our company. It’s been a pleasure to be here and we will certainly be taking part in it next year and we’re sure it is good prospect for the future” - said Matteo Mangiarotti – New Units Sales, Vice President Proposal, Ansaldo Energia

Elena Kulyasova, head of conferences for Power Machines Company, commented: “In our opinion, this is the perfect opportunity to meet our partners and rivals, know about their business, and suggest our services. Everything went perfect for us and we will be definitely be participating in Russia Power next year”.

RUSSIAN ENERGY MINISTER OPENS RUSSIA POWER AND HYDROVISION RUSSIA

Picture above shows Mr Shmatko (centre) flanked by RusHydro's Evgeny Dod (right) and Glenn Ensor, PennWell's International Director of Events. (left)
Russia's Energy Minister, Mr Sergey Shmatko was one of the VIP Keynote speakers who along with Evgeny Dod, Chairman of the Board of RusHydro OJSC and Vladimir Kashchenko, General Director of Atomenergomash, opened the 9th Russia Power Conference and Exhibition and its co-located event HydroVision Russia.

Following the opening ceremony, Mr Shmatko, Mr Dod and Mr Kashchenko accompanied by Glenn Ensor, PennWell’s Director of International Events, walked through the busy exhibition hall pursued by a posse of press photographers and TV crews. Following a short press briefing, the VIP group proceeded to the joint opening keynote session where each gave their individual views of the Russian Power market to a capacity audience.

Mr Shmatko was full of admiration for Russia Power stating, “I’m sure that today’s discussion of existing problems; power sector development perspectives; changing opinions of leading industry experts, authorities and business communities representatives, on key trends, will allow the planning of effective joint activities which are necessary for guaranteeing the safe future of the Russian power industry.”

Glenn Ensor PennWell’s Director of International Events commented, “We were delighted to welcome our esteemed guests to open Russia Power and HydroVision Russia. Their attendance, especially Mr Shmatko’s created a tangible ‘buzz’ around the exhibition floor and provided and great start to the event. Already the attendee numbers are very promising with more visitors than on the opening day last year.”

DIGITAL MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES

Showcase your booth and Increase ROI with digital marketing opportunities, such as: Banner Advertising, Email Marketing to Exclusive Event Lists, Exhibitor Video Opportunities, etc. Maximize your booth:

· Invite decision makers to visit your booth

· Announce new products and services to be seen and launched at an event

· Generate leads, before, during, and after the event via email marketing, banner announcements, etc.

Extend the life of your booth, contact Bridgett Morgan, bridgettm@pennwell.com; 001 918-831-9130. Click here to learn more.

(Limited Availability)

EXHIBITING SPACE INVESTMENT

Standard raw space is €495 per square metre. Minimum 3m x 3m of space.

For shell scheme construction add €115 per square metre. Shell scheme includes(*):

Walls
Company named fascia board
Electricity socket
Lighting
Carpet
Table and chairs
Cupboard

(*) Full details of items to be confirmed in exhibitor manual

CATALOGUE ENTRY

All exhibitors are entitled to a free listing in the Russia Power 2012 show guide, which will be given to all attendees at the exhibition.
The listing includes the company name, stand number, postal address, telephone and fax numbers and a 35 word listing in English and Russian.
All exhibitors will automatically be listed on the on-line catalogue hosted on the Russia Power web site. You company name, stand number, postal address, telephone and fax number is included free of charge.
For €275 you can upgrade your catalogue listing. The upgrade includes the standard listing, as well as an e-mail link, a web link, your company logo and your 50 word description. The e-mail address and web site, along with your company logo will also be printed with your listing in the Official Show Guide given to all attendees at Russia Power 2011.

EXHIBITOR PACKAGE

Advertising opportunities in Russia Power’s flagship media sponsoring publications – Power Engineering International, Renewable Energy World and Cogeneration and Onsite Power Production – and the official Russia Power Show Guide.

250 printed official exhibition invitation tickets for you to send to your clients and potential clients. Digital files for your company’s personalisation can also be supplied.

Significantly discounted conference delegate rates for your company personnel and special clients and guests

SPONSORSHIPS

There are exciting brand enhancing sponsorship packages exclusively available to Russia Power 2012 exhibitors. Packages are designed around your particular corporate goals and are an extremely effective way for your company to really stand out from the crowd of exhibiting companies - before, during and after the show.

For information regarding exhibiting and sponsorship please contact:

UK, Italy, France, Turkey, Greece and Benelux:Gil Weir Sales Manager T: +44 (0)1992 656 617 F: +44 (0)1992 656 700exhibitrussia@pennwell.com North America: Bridgett Morgan Sales Manager T: + 1 918 549 0473 F: + 1 918 831 9875exhibitrussia@pennwell.com	Russia: Natalia Gaisenok Exhibition Sales Manager T: +7 499 271 93 39 F: +7 499 271 93 39nataliag@pennwell.com
Advertising: Asif Yusuf Advertising ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 615adsales.rp@pennwell.com	Marketing: Crispin Coulson Marketing Manager T: +44 (0)1992 656 646crispinc@pennwell.com
Exhibitor Services Claudette Hultzer PennWell Exhibit Services Manager (International) T: +44 (0) 1992 656 637 E: claudetteh@pennwell.com Anna Ivantsova PennWell Exhibit Services Manager (Russia & CIS) T: +7 499 271 93 39 E: aivantsova@pennwell.com	OperationsRichard Logan Event Operations Manager T: +44 (0) 1992 656 656 F: +44 (0)1992 656 700 E: rlogan@pennwell.com
Conference Emily Pryor Conference Manager T: +44 1992 656 614 F: +44 1992 656 735 E: emilyp@pennwell.com

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Zeljko Serdar

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