If you are an LPG user, or you operate in one of the following sectors:
* Automotive
* Public Transport
* Local authorities
Then... do not miss AEGPL 2008. Because Milan is getting ready to host the major LPG event in Europe from 28 to 30 May. A trade fair dedicated to LPG 'Liquid Petroleum Gas' industry.
It's exhaustive, diversified and brings together all the activities of the LPG sector and equipment connected to the production, storage, transport, distribution and installation. Associated industries and the products are equipment manufacturers, manufacturers and distributors of:
The Italian LPG sector is the 3rd largest in Europe, with 3,501,000 tonnes consumed in 2006, around 2% of energy consumption. Ahead of it, the UK (4,147,000 tonnes) and France (3,695,000 tonnes).
This Annual Congress and Exhibition to be organised by The European Association of LPG (AEGL) will be an opportunity to exchange idea and a decisive stage for the future promising to develop the value of LPGs as an energy source that is flexible, versatile, clean and environmentally friendly.
(Newsflow: Thank you, Giuseppe!)
* Automotive
* Public Transport
* Local authorities
Then... do not miss AEGPL 2008. Because Milan is getting ready to host the major LPG event in Europe from 28 to 30 May. A trade fair dedicated to LPG 'Liquid Petroleum Gas' industry.
It's exhaustive, diversified and brings together all the activities of the LPG sector and equipment connected to the production, storage, transport, distribution and installation. Associated industries and the products are equipment manufacturers, manufacturers and distributors of:
- Transportation equipment: bottles, tankers, tanker-trucks
- LPG equipment: valves, tanks flaps, fittings, levers, sprayers, collectors, distributor containers
- Containers: gas bottles, tanks
- Vehicle equipment: for car carburetion and for LPG fuel distribution
- Security and control: pumps and valves, remote-measuring, video surveillance, counting, detectors, bottle tops, tank locks
- Material and equipment for domestic and industrial use
- Low CO2 emissions
- Protecting human health
- Security of energy supply
- Enhancing energy efficiency
- Modern energy accessible to citizens
- Development of renewable energy
- Simplicty of use, transport and storage
- Competitiveness both now and in the future
The Italian LPG sector is the 3rd largest in Europe, with 3,501,000 tonnes consumed in 2006, around 2% of energy consumption. Ahead of it, the UK (4,147,000 tonnes) and France (3,695,000 tonnes).
This Annual Congress and Exhibition to be organised by The European Association of LPG (AEGL) will be an opportunity to exchange idea and a decisive stage for the future promising to develop the value of LPGs as an energy source that is flexible, versatile, clean and environmentally friendly.
(Newsflow: Thank you, Giuseppe!)
Nihal..you really should be a reporter, each post is well researched and informative!!
ReplyDeletehappy weekend my friend, lots of love and big hug to you :)
@ Kate: Not willing, but am I making too much of it, ie research;) BTW, I've been involved in R&D, with successful experience of Product Development. Maybe that's why if I dig a very deep, LOL:)
ReplyDeleteLet me check if CNN is hiring for a Reporter;)
Not early for buon weekend? Your editor-in-chief will be on duty for tomorrow, too:)
With sympathy&Love.
It is interesting to read of efforts worldwide that focus on energy sources and conservation.
ReplyDeleteSince change is a constant, we are wise to research and explore in different directions.
Hi Nihal! I’m profiting from the holiday here to anticipate the weekly visit… ;)
ReplyDeleteLPG seems to be in great shape in Italy; I bet the hotels in Milan are charging sky high prices for the season... ;))
Wow! It seems the youth is enjoying the Day!
Congratultions on the new award!
When you'll have some time from the multiple assignements, Blogtrotter is still around Marrakesh. ;))
Hope you enjoy and have a great weekend!