The 13th annual "Cleantech" international conference and exhibition will open tomorrow in Tel Aviv. "Tens of thousands of workers can join the industry" says Gaon on the occasion of the conference
Tomorrow, Monday (June 29), the annual "Cleantech 13" international conference and exhibition for water technologies, renewable energy, green construction, recycling and environmental quality will open at the fair center in Tel Aviv. At the center of this year's exhibition, which brings together over a hundred exhibitors from Israel and the world and will last two days, is a call and hope shared by all those involved in the fields of Israeli cleantech and at the center of it is the appreciation and hope that the Israeli government's investment, similar to the government in the US and other countries, in the research and development of the industry, alongside the establishment of national projects and investment in infrastructure - Take the economy of Israel and the world out of the severe financial crisis of the last year.
Moshe Gaon, chairman of the Gaon Group, who will open the conference, said this morning: "Promoting the cleantech industry in Israel is first of all a strategic, security and economic goal to preserve the independence of the State of Israel. Unfortunately, the task has not yet been placed at the top of the national priority list. The problem in the State of Israel does not lie in what has been achieved and what has been built so far, but in the undefined vision for the future. The constant preoccupation with the question of peace urged Keren Zeta the need to dream anew, dare and define a new agenda for the country - regardless of its enemies. The time has come for a "new Zionism" centered on the solution of global water problems and the development of renewable energies that will serve as an alternative to Arab oil."
Haim Alosh, CEO of the exhibition: "Tens of thousands of additional workers can be integrated into the industry, in the major projects and in the construction of national infrastructures that the cleantech industry can develop. The hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of guests from Israel and abroad that we expect this year can change the rules of the game and make Israel a major player on the world stage. The knowledge already exists - but the Israeli government must decide, and now make bold decisions that will move the economy forward."
At the 13th "Cleantech" annual conference, which brings together most of those involved in the field, key issues of importance to the general public in Israel will be brought up. The opening conference, in the presence of MK Orit Nokd, Deputy Minister of Water Resources, will deal with environmental technologies as an engine of economic growth and will later hold a seminar on saving the water sector. Among the main speakers: Moshe Gaon, Yehuda Segev, Dita Brunitsky, Hazi Kugler, Oded Distel, Uri Shani, Shmulik Rifman, Chen Altshuler and others. At the center of the first day of the conference will be the intriguing lecture of Prof. Brian Davis from the USA, an expert on environmental quality and law in the field, on the options and the necessary changes among the Israeli cleantech industry following the historic decisions of President Obama to promote the industry in the USA. A separate conference will deal with sustainability engineering in green construction.
On the second day, the 13th "Cleantech" conference will deal with 2 separate sessions, the first one will deal with the efficiency of the industry while recycling and treating waste water. The second conference - on energy efficiency. Among the speakers this time: MK Shalom Shimhon, Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Yael Mason, Prof. Cliff Davidson (USA), Dr. Alexis Paizis (Greece) and many others. The 13th "Cleantech" international conference and exhibition will be marked by a "Cleantech of the Year" awards ceremony for 2009. A joint enterprise for the exhibition and its partner bodies: the Association of Manufacturers, the Society for the Protection of Nature and the Center of Regional Councils. A Lifetime Achievement Award will be awarded this year to Udi Gat, head of the Eilot Council, and other companies and entities from the fields of development, research, industry and environmental education. In addition, the traditional awards of the ten "green authorities" will be distributed this year.
The 13th Cleantech - the annual international conference and exhibition for water technologies, renewable energy, green construction, recycling and the quality of the environment will be held this year on June 29 and 30 at the exhibition grounds in Tel Aviv. As part of the exhibition, hundreds of exhibitors from Israel and abroad will present the best developments, inventions and innovations related to environmental issues to the Israeli audience and dozens of delegations from around the world. As part of the conference, professional conferences will be held in cooperation with the Gaon Holdings Group, the Association of Manufacturers and the Association for Green Construction.
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Don't forget that the oil will run out anytime and it is better to find substitutes before that happens
"The Arab oil" - it's a shame that they try to ignite an environmental issue with nationalistic considerations. If the oil was not Arab but Israeli, wouldn't it have been replaced?
In order for something to catch on, it must be converted into money, otherwise it will not exist and there is nothing wrong with that, every investment should have a return, there is no reason to invest and lose just for values
It's sad that everything beautiful is converted into money.