ENEF 2010 - Development of Energy Services and Effective Use of Renewable Energy Sources

Date: 12-14 October, 2010
Conference Venue: Hotel LUX Banská Bystrica, Slovakia (map)
Website: www.enef.eu/2010

Purpose and Objectives
The key question of the power industry in the coming years will be to find solution for energy security, diversification of energy sources, increased use of renewable energy sources and energy savings. The accent is put on an economic and environmental friendly operation of energy facilities and sources together with regional and municipal power engineering development.
Slovakia’s economic growth and development depends mainly on it’s regions development in coupling with optimal dislocation of energy sources, raw materials, water, food and processes improving environment accessibility.  It must act in cooperation with energy services provided by energy suppliers and specialized expert capacities. Therefore the Ninth International Conference „enef ‘10“ is focusing on energy services development and effective use of renewable energy sources. This problematic area along with liberalized supply of energy goods, creates the environment for more effective use of locally accessible energy sources, motivates authorities towards energy savings activities and supports the increase of employment potential.
Our common goal is to achieve the competitive power engineering that secures sustainable, safe, reliable and effective supply of energy goods at reasonable prices with sufficient  consumer protection and environment to meet attributes of supply and technical security.
We believe that the Conference agenda, list of partners and speakers will be enough motivating for all participants to engage in widely discussed topics.

Participants
State Regional and Municipal Authorities
Non Governmental Organizations
Energy Producers, Suppliers and Consumers
Energy Managers and Entrepreneurs
Energy Service Companies
Educational and Research Institutes
Owners and Administrators of Industrial, business and residential buildings