The Australian Industrial Ecology Network is pleased to invite you to join us at the Australian Waste to Energy Forum to be held on 18 and 19 February 2016 at Mercure Ballarat Hotel and Convention Centre, a short drive from Melbourne, Victoria.
This two-day event with a theme of From Concept to Completion: What you really need to know, is designed to bring together industry and government professionals interested in waste-to-energy technologies in an environment that will challenge, inspire and encourage participants while facilitating discussion and networking.
The Forum will deliver an exciting and topical program with leading Australian and international speakers who will cover the latest updates on technology and processes, project planning, financing, and best practice around the world.
Call for Abstracts – Closes 4 September 2015
The Program Committee is now inviting submissions for presentations. We are seeking papers with a focus on educating end-users about successfully incorporating waste to energy in their waste strategies, developing RFP’s, project financing and industry best practice. For a full list of topics and abstract submission guidelines please click here.
Who should attend?
Local, State and Federal Government, waste and recycling service providers, consultants, engineers, technology and equipment suppliers, project developers, finance and investment companies, NGO’s and other interested parties.
Sponsorship Opportunities available now
The Australian Waste to Energy Forum will provide an exceptional opportunity for organisations to gain visibility and exposure in an interactive conference environment. It offers unparalleled access to a wide base of industry professionals and key decision makers. Click here to find out more.
Organised by the Australian Industrial Ecology Network - www.aien.com.au.
Sponsor/exhibitor contact
Veronica Dullens
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