Coimbatore is the southern manufacturing hub of Tamil Nadu and by many counts, the second major city of TN (after Chennai), India. RENERGY Coimbatore 2013 is an exhibition and conference dedicated to renewable energy technologies and will be held at CODISSIA complex, Coimbatore from Jan 23 - 26, 2013. RENERGY Coimbatore is jointly organized by TEDA (TamilNadu Energy Development Agency) and CODISSIA (Coimbatore District Small Industries Association). It is being held as a part of Electrotek 2013.
The organizers of RENERGY Coimbatore 2013 are expecting more than 10,000 business visitors, more than 100 exhibitors covering ten renewable energy sectors including solar, wind, bio-mass/bio-energy, electric vehicles, batteries for renewable energy technologies, etc. The exhibition is for anyone who's interested to know more about green energy/renewable energy technologies, and wants to implement the same in their homes/organizations. Know more about RENERGY Coimbatore 2013 expo and exhibitor/visitor profile from here.
They are also conducting a conference on topics related to renewable energy technologies on Jan 24, Jan 25., 2013. The topics to be covered include, 'Economics for Solar PV for the Grid-connected and Off-grid sector', 'Centrotherm photovoltaic manufacturing opportunities in Solar', 'Dedicated Energy Crops - Cost Vs Benefit', 'Use of Microgrids to replace diesel', 'Renewable energy for thermal applications'. etc. Have a look at the list of conference speakers/topics from here.
For the conference attendees, an optional solar training/workshop program has also been arranged (at extra cost). This will be conducted on 25th Jan, 2013, for half a day. This program will give practical/hands-on training for solar PV technologies. More details here.
If you are in and around the power-starved industrial city of Coimbatore, attending this exhibition/conference might offer the perfect opportunity for your company to migrate away from diesel generators by adopting renewable energy technologies in order to fight power-cuts. Who knows, with the prices of renewable energy products coming down quickly and with the subsidy offered by state/central Government, you might even want to disconnect from the electrical grid altogether. Go. Learn. Network.
