International Power Summit - Power Industry Conference for International Partnerships and Plant Developments

With the global expansion of utility companies and the ongoing development and redevelopment of power plants in regions such as Eastern Europe to Asia, there has never been a better time to develop international partnerships.

International power industry partnerships

The International Power Summit (IPS) 2010 will provide such an opportunity. Organised by Arena International Events and taking place on 25–28 February 2010 at the Marriott Hotel, London, IPS presents the industry with the most effective platform worldwide for building partnerships at a technical and strategic level.

This is the ideal opportunity to reach all the buyers and suppliers from the EMEAA markets, as well as delegates from emerging markets such as Central and Eastern Europe, India, the Middle East, China and Africa.

One-to-one business meetings for the power industry

During IPS, delegates and suppliers will be able to meet face-to-face in pre-arranged one-to-one business meetings. This will help you to:

• Improve ROI by meeting decision-makers
• Develop new business partnerships
• Discuss innovative building solutions
• Gain new business opportunities
• Accelerate your sales process

International power industry networking

IPS incorporates a range of social networking opportunities where attendees can discuss and develop ideas with industry peers and specialists.

Attendees will be able to develop an understanding of how others are tackling current issues within the international power community.

International power industry presentations and panel discussions

Over two days, the IPS comprehensive conference programme will give a greater understanding of the current industry developments. A series of informative presentations and panel discussions will provide insight into the future of the market.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Engage in open discussion on topical issues
• Identify risks and rewards
• Benchmark best practise