NETWORKING-INVESTORS-PITCHING-EXHIBITION

degradation

Natural degradation hazards The major natural hazards in the region, environmental conditions which act as predisposing factors for land degradation, are: For water erosion: monsoonal rains of high intensity; steep slopes of the mountain and hill lands; soils with low resistance to water erosion (e.g. silty soils, vertisols). For wind Read more

S-Telecom

Telecom companies like AT&T, T-Mobile, BT, Euskaltel, and Telstra have signed some of the biggest corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) to date. Telecommunications giant AT&T is ranked second in corporate PPAs and BT is only one step short of being 100% renewable on paper. A recent IRENA report reveals, however, Read more

SmartPartners

Electricity Infrastructure We cover several markets in the area of clean electricity. Off-grid electricity markets: Autonomous systems Off-grid sites: domestic (Solar Home Systems, Lighting, etc.), communities (vllages, public buildings) and industry (pumping in agriculture, telecommunications infrastructure, mining, industrial sites, etc.). Micro-Grid and Mini-Grid markets: Micro or Mini-Grid are isolated electricity Read more

S-Agri

Agri Food Chain The number of people without access to electricity is estimated at more than a billion, while almost 2.9 billion still rely on traditional, unsustainable biomass sources such as firewood for cooking and heating. About 80% of those lacking modern energy access live in rural areas, which also Read more

SmartBioenergy

Bioenergy use falls into two main categories: โ€œtraditionalโ€ and โ€œmodernโ€. Traditional use refers to the combustion of biomass in such forms as wood, animal waste and traditional charcoal. Modern bioenergy technologies include liquid biofuels produced from bagasse and other plants; bio-refineries; biogas produced through anaerobic digestion of residues; wood pellet Read more

S-municipalities

Governments as Smart Governments Cities are the dominant force in global energy consumption, responsible for approximately 75% of global energy consumption and 70% of greenhouse gas emissions. As urban populations continue to surgeโ€”expected to reach nearly 70% of the global population by 2050โ€”municipalities are uniquely positioned to act as catalysts Read more