Energy Storage Europe: Side events for installers and companies

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Energy Storage Europe opens its doors in Düsseldorf March 14-17 and also offers several side events. - © Messe Düsseldorf/ctillmann — © Messe Düsseldorf/ctillmann

Energy Storage Europe opens its doors in Düsseldorf March 14-17 and also offers several side events.

Several side events complement the networking and information offer of the Energy Storage Europe trade fair and conference in Düsseldorf from 14 to 16 March 2017. The focus here is on information for installers, international cooperations and power-to-gas.

The objective of Storage Day is to provide interested participants with a compact, total overview of different energy storage solutions in direct comparison. Hereby customer needs and technical frameworks play an equally important role. Storage Day provides an ideal forum for companies to interact with existing and potential partners. Gained impressions and ideas can flow directly into the further development of products, distribution, marketing and service. During the event, the exhibiting companies of various energy storage products will get a maximum of 20 minutes for the presentation of their own solution. Following the lecture blocks, there are breaks to exchange ideas amongst each other and with the speakers, as well as for general networking.

Project Outline Day for joint transnational cooperation

Eurogia 2020, the European initiative for low carbon energy technologies, organises the “Project Outline Day“ on the topic of energy storage within the scope of Energy Storage Europe 2017. The event is a forum for the Canadian and European energy storage industry in order to explore joint, transnational projects. The participants are able to present project ideas, establish contact to dialogue partners beforehand and book appointments with companies. Interested parties can until 13 March 2017

OTTI Power-to-Gas Conference

At the conference for power-to-gas and power-to-X of OTTI, experts discuss the latest developments and the current demand for power-to-gas and power-to-X as well as the regulatory framework conditions in Europe. New project results for power-to-hydrogen, power-to-methane and power-to-methanol demonstrate the technical feasibility and the market maturity of the new technology. Furthermore, at the conference there will be an outlook on the markets and business models, which are just developing. (HCN)

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