Date
Building
Radisson Blu Hotel
Kuwait
Solutions to develop sustainable and reliable power and water supply
Kuwait is set to dramatically increase the country's power capacity to 17,500 MW by 2014, up from the current capacity of 12,000 MW. The world's fourth-largest oil exporter is looking at meeting growing energy demands and the expansion of the country's electricity grid is part of a larger four-year development plan worth $106.3bn. The government will spend over $21.3bn on power and water projects. This event aims to deliver high quality energy education to various stakeholders.
This high-profile event that will focus on the latest strategies and technologies available to build and maintain reliable and sustainable power and water infrastructure while extending the life-cycle and ensuring operational efficiency of existing networks. Technical sessions will focus on policies, strategies, technologies and best practices available to improve power and water networks efficiency, optimize asset performance and reduce operation and maintenance costs.
The Third Kuwait Electricity and Water Conference & Exhibition will offer organisations with business interests in the region to leverage the opportunity and play a major role in one of the world's fastest developing power markets. It is a premium platform to meet decision-makers, policy planners, business associates & prospective clients.The exhibition provides you with a low-cost, high-impact way to get your message to key decision makers.
Key Benefits
- Learn from best practices, policies and technologies to improve energy and water efficiency
- Assess power generation and desalination resources required to meet future energy demand
- Discuss the challenges in developing independent water and power projects
- Explore the latest trends in power generation, transmission and distribution to minimize system losses and maximize network efficiency