Build Green CEE: Energy Efficient and Ecological Design for the Region
- Posted by Laura on March 14th, 2008 filed in Education, Energy, Environment
Upcoming International Event
Green buildings and energy efficiency have been some our our preferred topics on the blog. We’ve been telling you stories of green, recommending blogs and websites… and now…. We are pleased to announce you our upcoming event: Build Green CEE: Energy Effcient and Ecological Design for the Region! Discover the growing demand for energy efficient and ecological construction techniques, design expertise, technologies, materials and services in Europe’s most promising construction region - Central and Eastern Europe. The confence will explore the improving business case for eco-efficient design and sustainable construction in an environment of rising energy prices, more stringent building codes, newly available technology and specialized financial products.
If you want to be part of a visionary group of investors, real estate developers, construction companies, architects, engineers, technology and service providers, building management companies, real estate agencies, students and professors, and if you’re eager to explore and benefit from the opportunities of building green, join us for:
- WHAT: The first comprehensive regional Green Building Conference
- WHEN: 23rd-24th April, 2008
- WHERE: Bucharest
- MORE INFORMATION: BuildGreenCEE.com
Register and pay by 24 March to get a 30% discount for the registration fee. Limited number of scholarships is available for interested professors and students.
We sincerely hope you can join us for this exciting event!
Written by Laura
March 22nd, 2008 at 9:00 pm
can you get cheap solar panels for your house?
March 5th, 2010 at 2:38 am
I guess that the future will be pretty much green communities where defined sectors will receive energy due to alternative energy appliances such as wind turbines and solar panels. The cost would decrease if a whole community chip in and bought altogether solar panels, storing and sharing extra produced power. It would be like sort of little islands where a community shares their energy source. Nice post Laura, will recommend it. Cheers