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1 - 3 March 2006 Wels/Austria The World Sustainable Energy Days 2006 offered a unique combination of events:

Review 2006

	European Energy Efficiency Conference: 2-3 March 2006
	Conference "Green electricity for Europe's regions": 3 March 2006
	Conference "Renewable Heating & Cooling": 1-2 March 2006
	European Pellets Forum: 1 March 2006
	Seminar "Green Energy Business - new clients, new markets": 2 March 2006
	Technical site visits: 28 February 2006
	Energiesparmesse: 2-5 March 2006
	Poster Presentation: 1-3 March 2006

More than 930 persons from 56 countries have registered for the World Sustainable Energy Days 2006!

Albania Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Brazil Canada China Columbia Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Egypt

Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary India Indonesia Iran Ireland Israel Italy

Japan Jordan Latvia Liechtenstein Luxembourg Malaysia Morocco Mongolia Nepal New Zealand Norway Philippines Poland Portugal Romania

Russia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland The Netherlands Turkey Uganda Ukraine United States United Kingdom Uzbekistan

The World Sustainable Energy Days, the largest annual conference in this field in Europe, offered a unique combination of events on sustainable energy production and use, covering energy efficiency and renewable energy sources for buildings, industry and transport. The events bridged the gap between R & D and markets, between industry and institutions. In addition to five conferences - which presented the latest technology trends, outstanding examples and European strategies in different fields - the "Energiesparmesse", an important energy exhibition, offered optimal opportunities to establish new partnerships for innovation, environment protection and business. The conference also made an important contribution to awareness raising for green energy and energy efficiency. Since 14 years, experts and decision makers from all over the world flocked to Upper Austria to attend the events - in 2005, the conference attracted more than 800 participants from 54 countries.

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