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Ecomondo, a leading international exhibition of environmental technology, will examine the “Green Deal,” the new European Commission economic policy, in depth Nov. 3-6 at Rimini Expo Centre. The event is co-located with Key Energy, which covers renewable energy.
Ecomondo’s seminars and conferences are organized by the Scientific Committee, led by Professor Fabio Fava, while Key Energy’s are led by Professor Gianni Silvestrini, scientific director of the Kyoto Club.
Ecomondo 2020 includes expo halls dedicated to waste and resources; water; the circular bioeconomy; remediation; hydrogeological risk.
Key Energy will launch of LUMIexpo, a section dedicated to “smart spaces” and “people centric” technology focused on reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
LUMIexpo is a designed to connect those who buy, manage and apply integrated technology in smart systems to improve energy efficiency and safety. It focuses on system integrators, facility/energy managers, security managers and designers.
In 2019 edition, Ecomondo and Key Energy featured more than 1,600 companies and attracted 93,000 professional attendees, according to their organizers, The Italian Exhibition Group.
Topics to be addressed at Ecomondo 2020 include green public procurement; ecodesign and secondary raw materials markets; infrastructure for the sharing economy; the role of cities and local communities; recycling regulations; end of waste targets; and soil protection.
More information is available at https://en.ecomondo.com and at https://en.keyenergy.it.