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Dutch trade mission to Serbia on renewable energy

 

Discover the opportunities in renewable energy that Serbia has to offer during the Dutch trade mission to Belgrade, which will take place from 13 until 16 March 2012. You will participate in the Serbia-Netherlands Investment Day, which includes business-to-business meetings on renewable energy with selected Serbian companies. The program also includes a local site visit.

Renewable energy has a strong potential in Serbia. Since 2003, Serbia has developed its energy strategy and established a market-based regulatory framework, enforced by an independent regulator. Serbia offers many opportunities for Dutch companies, including import of biomass, supply of equipment for biomass and renewable energy production, development of the energy infrastructure, consultancy and engineering projects, technical assistance to local authorities and support in institution building. At the Investment Day you will be informed about the latest developments with regard to renewable energy. You will also meet potential business partners in pre-arranged matchmaking meetings.

Participation of Dutch companies

Dutch companies may register for participation in the trade mission up to February 10, 2012 against a registration fee of EUR 500,00. In return you will receive participation in the briefing and networking dinner, attendance at the Investment Day, matchmaking meetings with selected Serbian companies and collective transport in Belgrade. Individual costs, including travel, stay and translation, are at the expense of the participant. You will be offered a travel arrangement including airline ticket, hotel stay and airport transfer.

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