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1 2002 APEC Exhibition on New & Renewable Energy Technology Organized by Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) Sponsored by Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) Korea Energy Management Corporation (KEMCO)

2 Exhibition Information Period November 7th(Thu)-9th(Sat) Place AGRO-TREX Seoul Estimated Participation 80 Companies (60 Foreign, 20 Domestic)

3 Exhibition Organization Organizing Committee Chairman : Jae-Ek Son, President of KIER Secretariat Secretary : Jung Kyung Yu, KIER

4 Exhibition Categories New and renewable energy equipment and products Currently available technologies for the efficient use of new and renewable energy

5 Time Schedule Completion of the Homepage :March 15th Construction of the mailing DB :June 15th Dissemination of the 2nd circular :June 30th Close of the application :August 31st Dissemination of the final circular :September 30

6 Related Events APEC EGNRET Meeting November 7 - 8, AGRO-TREX Seoul The 14th New and Renewable Energy Workshop November 7 - 8, AGRO-TREX Seoul The 2nd Miniature Solar Car Race November 9

7 Suggestions Allow EU Countries to participate the Exhibition Minimum charges for installation of booths

8 Secretariat Information c/o Korea Institute of Energy Research P.O. Box 103, Yusong, Taejon, 305-600, Korea Tel : 82-42-860-3790 Fax : 82-42-860-3139 E-Mail : kier@kier.re.kr http://apeckoex.kier.re.kr


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