Tuesday, on July 4th, from 9 am at Seneca Hall, Hotel Ramada, Constanța, energynomics.ro organizes the fourth event of the year dedicated to Energy Efficiency: “Innovation and proven solutions for energy efficiency”, part of energynomics.ro Communication Campaign “Energy Efficiency for big results”. The event aims to raise awareness and understanding of what it is and how to improve energy efficiency. For this, we aim to inform interested companies and end-users, including local public authorities, about the real and tangible benefits of reducing energy consumption.

Event recommended by the Regulatory Authority for Energy – ANRE.

This conference is organized by energynomics.ro with the support of our partners: DynoTeq Technology, Lubexpert, MET România Energy, Phoenix Contact, Stratum Enclosures.

Media partners: Radio România Actualităţi

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Strategic partners: AIIR-FV, #better, Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Navigation and Agriculture Constanța

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Interested to participate? Send us an e-mail at office @ energynomics.ro or give us a call: 021 230 20 22!

SPEAKERS

Decebal Făgădău, Mayor of Constanta

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Ion-Dănuț Jugănaru, General Director of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Navigation and Agriculture Constanța – CCINA

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Irina Nicolau, Energy Efficiency Department, ANRE

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Andrei Bucur, Business Development Manager, MET România Energy

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Victor Năstase, Industrial Manager, Lubexpert România

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Adrian Vlăduț, Application Engineer, Phoenix Contact

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Bencze Dénes, manager DynoTeq Technology

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THEMES

We will invite over 100 experts from the energy sector, decision makers in the Romanian public authorities and companies – from Start-Ups and SMEs to the largest enterprises, interested in subject matters such as: legislation and regulation in energy efficiency, financing for energy efficiency projects and support for public authorities and SMEs.

Join “Innovation and proven solutions for energy efficiency” for an open discussion on

• Public Sector – Exemplary role of public bodies’ buildings and purchasing by public bodies
• Metering and Billing – Operational, as well as potential specific technical topics
• Financing – The conditions required for the successful establishment of financing facilities
• Energy Services – Provisions to stimulate the development of the energy services market; energy storage; energy balancing; energy flexibility
• Consumer Information – Communication is a vital aspect of promoting energy efficiency
• CHP and Heating / Cooling – Assessment for the potential application of high-efficiency CHP and DH
• Obligation Schemes, Audits and Monitoring – Options for implementation and issues related to monitoring
• National Energy Efficiency Action Plans

Among the organisations which confirmed they would be represented are AB Energy, AGIR Constanța, Asociația Română pentru Locuințe Casa Plus, Camera de Comert, Industrie, Navigatie si Agricultura Constanta – CCINA, Chorus, Enel Energie, EnergoBit, Fondul Român pentru Eficiența Energiei, HYDAC, Lubexpert, PET Communications, Phoenix Contact, Primăria Constanța, RADET Constanța, Robomatic Process Control, Casa Auditorilor SRL, Wattrom.

Participation

Access to the conference is open to all professionals in the Romanian energy industry and related sectors, based on the nominal confirmation from energynomics.ro. You are welcomed to write us at office [at] energynomics.ro and ask for an invitation!

Between April and June 2017 we scheduled three conferences aimed to highlight the need for and the benefits of implementing energy audits, with examples of actions and technologies for increased energy efficiency.

Conferences scheduled in 2018 within the Communication Campaign “Energy Efficiency for big results”

• October 17, Craiova
• November 14, Oradea
• May 22, Timișoara – Industrial automation and energy storage for energy efficiency Follow-Up article
• April 26, Cluj-Napoca – Optimized energy consumption (storage, monitoring, industrial design) Follow-Up article
• March 14, Iaşi – Efficiency through Automation and Energy Storage Follow-Up article