Thanks to China’s robust economic growth, the country’s municipal solid waste management sector particularly waste-to-energy market is set for rapid development for the years to come. A number of favorable policy incentives and stricter emission regulations have just been issued recently and the industry is also showing good signs and prospects for revamping the existing waste incineration facilities. As hundreds of landfills are due to expiration and many more ones are hungered, landfill gas-to-energy business is expected to derive a boost in following years. Furthermore, the government’s call for nationwide kitchen waste sorting & recycling has laid a solid foundation for a mass adoption of biogas plants equipped with anaerobic digestion technologies.

As always, every coin has two sides. Is China ready for so many to-be-constructed projects? How does China tackle potential environmental risks while accelerating infrastructure development? Are there any proven solutions and know-hows for managing unsorted wastes in 2nd & 3rd tier cities? Are there any localized organic waste treatment technologies for domestic restaurant and kitchen wastes? And how do we raise enough capital to underpin that ambitious plan?

With the questions above and even more remaining unanswered, the 4th annual China Solid Waste Summit 2013 is such a timely gathering converging major players across the community to find out localized business models, explore new financing sources, seek optimized treatment technologies, and more importantly, to understand and share the pie.

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Turkey-MENA Nuclear Industry Congress 2013 Provides a vital platform for MENA Nuclear Sector

About Turkey-MENA Nuclear Industry Congress 2013

Turkey-MENA Nuclear Industry Congress will be held on June 18 – 19, 2013 in Istanbul, Turkey. The main motivation behind this congress is to provide a vital platform for all nuclear energy players to know about the prospects of the regional market and learn from each other to common develop the Turkey and MENA nuclear power industry.

Conference Main Topics

• Fundamental Questions about the Future of Nuclear Energy in Turkey
• Roles and Challenges of Future Owners and Operators in Countries Embarking on Nuclear Power Programs
• Nuclear Power in the Middle East
• Feasibility of NPP in Turkish Electricity Market
• Regulatory Framework of Turkey on Licensing of NPPS
• Building the Nuclear Power Infrastructure in Egypt
• Nuclear Safety & Security Culture in Pakistan & Nuclear Regulatory Framework in Pakistan
• The Potential Role of Nuclear Power in Supporting the Development Process and Combating Poverty and Terrorism in Developing Countries-Yemen as an Example
• What Role EÜAŞ Play in Turkey’s Nuclear Power Ambitions?
• How Emerging Countries Choose Suitable Model?
• Potential Economic Returns of Nuclear Power in the Global Electricity Context
• Develop Nuclear Fuel Cycle Strategy to Support the Nuclear Power Programme
• Investing in the Future to Secure Energy Mix: Is Africa Ready for Safe Nuclear Power?

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By the middle of the 21st century, it is estimated that the urban population will almost double, increasing from approximately 3.4 billion in 2009 to 6.4 billion in 2050, representing 70% of the world’s population. The scale of urbanization is unprecedented and the process is still ongoing across the Asia Pacific region and the globe. Cities will be at the heart of world development in the next few decades. Nevertheless, this urban world comes with a complex set of environmental, economic and social challenges: climate change, high consumption of energy, depleting of natural resources, slowdown in economic development and higher demands from citizens for better services and greater participation in public decision. In this context, government and business leader came to the realization that cities must take the lead to keep pace with rapid technological change, and create networks that connect people, knowledge and services. If we fully utilize the range of technologies that are now available and build smarter cities, we will not only find solutions to age‐old issues but also break through into new thresholds of development.

Global Smart City China Congress & Award is organized by SZ&W Group and China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Guangzhou Council. The event is advocated by China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and People’s Government of Guangzhou Municipality. It will be held in conjunction with 2013 China International Smart City Fair. The Organizing Committee cordially invites you to join us and over 300 of the industry’s best thinkers on September 16-18 in Guangzhou to learn about the market’s new competitive dynamics and strategies for success.

Under the broad theme of ‘Better, Greener, Smarter’, the 2013 Congress program comprises keynote plenary and panel sessions, and concurrent sessions of presentations and interactive case studies. We have assembled a first-rate roster of speakers to address the cutting-edge  and pressing issues facing the smart city industry such as: smart governance and services, smart city showcase, intelligent mobility and transportation systems, ICT innovation for smart city, smart energy and sustainability, intelligent building and smart home. The Congress will bring together hundreds of international thought leaders across a broad range of industry sectors: policy, business, infrastructure, media, technology, architecture, energy, retail, transport, finance and academia. We look forward to fostering and sharing in the positive business outcomes and to building on the solid economic and trade relationships amongst cities, organizations and individuals.

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