All-Energy is mega-watts on in Aberdeen

Admission to the exhibition and conference is free of charge to all with a professional interest in renewable/sustainable energy.

For exhibitors, All-Energy is highly relevant to companies actively involved in all areas of the renewable energy industry; wind (onshore and offshore), wave, tidal, hydro, hydrogen and fuel cells, solar and biofuels. These companies will come from both sides of the ‘buying/selling fence’. For companies eager to become involved in the renewable energy industry, the show is the ideal venue at which to establish points of entry.

Workboat builders will be pleased to know that industry observers are saying that the potential of marine power as a future source of renewable energy is being undermined by a shortage of vessels that are able to deploy marine devices. Furthermore, companies involved in this area of renewable energy are competing with oil and gas businesses and offshore wind developers for access to those ships.

Green projects like the London Array were the big winners in last month’s UK budget, with the Chancellor backing a range of environmental schemes. This should further enhance the positive outlook at All-Energy’09. His help includes subsidies for new offshore wind farms, and businesses in the sector were among the few to give the budget unreserved praise. The companies behind the vast London Array wind farm proposed for the outer Thames Estuary said the government’s new incentives ‘boost the economics of the scheme and so its commercial viability’.

The free to attend conference, which will be addressed by the Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP, Secretary of State at the Department of Energy and Climate Change, will include business briefing insights into new markets, grids and networks, and focus on the offshore wind, wave and tidal components of the fast developing marine renewable energy industry.

All-Energy is the UK’s largest clean energy exhibition and conference and is believed to be Europe’s leading event devoted to all forms of clean energy. The ’08 event featured 387 exhibiting companies and 4,700 participants from 61 countries.

The event has been so successful and fast growing that the organisers have announced the launch of All-Energy Australia, hosted by The State Government of Victoria. All-Energy Australia will take place in Melbourne on the 7 and 8 October 2009 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre.

For further information about All-Energy’09 in Aberdeen or to register for attendance at this show, visit www.all-energy.co.uk.