Power networking at APPrO 2010 - 22nd Annual Cdn Power Conference
August 30, 2010
The 22nd Annual Canadian Power Conference (APPrO 2010) and 2010 Power Networking Centre is the “must attend” event for the power generation sector, says the Association of Power Producers of Ontario (APPrO). The event promises to deliver leading thinkers and penetrating insights spanning the spectrum of policy and business issues critical to succeeding in today’s rapidly-changing power industry, and EBMag will be there!
The 2010 Power Networking Centre, meantime, features three days of prime
networking opportunities with 80 leading-edge exhibits and over 1200
engaged industry attendees.
Join EBMag at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for APPrO 2010 and get connected to the full spectrum of power generation in Ontario.
Conference dates: November 16-17
Power Networking Centre dates: November 15-17
CLICK HERE for full details.
Last modified on September 08, 2010
Join EBMag at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for APPrO 2010 and get connected to the full spectrum of power generation in Ontario.
Conference dates: November 16-17
Power Networking Centre dates: November 15-17
CLICK HERE for full details.
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