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Deadline: February 20, 2010 | Date: June 23, 2010
Venue/Country: Beijing, China
Updated: 2010-06-04 19:32:22 (GMT+9)
Call For Papers - CFP
Wind Power Asia 2010?洲?能大会?国??能??展?会
Asian Wind Energy Conference & Exhibition
2010年6月23-25日 北京?国家会?中心
23-25 Jun 2010 China National Convention Center
Wind Power Asia 2010 Conference: Call for Papers
The WPA conference provides the perfect backdrop for the demonstration and transfer of know-how among members of the wind
energy trade, with a clear focus on the challenges and opportunities in China. In preparation for the event in 2010, we invite you to
become a speaker at our conference and are now open for abstract submissions.
The theme for the WPA 2010 Conference is: ‘Sustainable Solutions for China’s Energy Future’
Please refer to the submission instructions before proceeding. All proposals received will be considered by our advisory committee.
An email notification of the selection result will be sent to all selected speakers by 27th Feb, 2010.
WPA values the contributions of industry experts for the development of the wind energy business and as such, conference registration
fees have been waived for all selected speakers.
Abstract submission and presentations will be accepted in English or Chinese. Simultaneous interpretation for the audience will be
provided during the conference free-of-charge.
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