Electronics Eventos em Portugal
ELECTRICA
ELETRICA returns this November with a renewed focus on advancing the decarbonization of the construction industry and the adoption of sustainable energy solutions. This edition of the event will feature a diverse range of national and international companies from the energy, mobility, electronics, and electrical sectors, all converging at Exponor in Matosinhos, Porto.
Under the theme “Decarbonization of Architecture and Engineering,” the event, held concurrently with Concreta, aims to challenge businesses and professionals to realize a more sustainable future. As a landmark event in the energy, mobility, electronics, and electrical sectors, ELETRICA serves as a critical platform for discussion and knowledge exchange. It provides an opportunity for participants to showcase innovations, reinforce business connections, and engage with industry professionals.
Amélia Estevão, Marketing Director at Exponor, emphasized the importance of this year’s theme, noting that it reflects a commitment to promoting responsible practices and encouraging energy transition. She expressed enthusiasm about the conference’s role in fostering discussions on significant and current topics and showcasing innovations that will shape the future of the planet.
The fair is aimed at professionals in the construction and energy sectors, including engineers, installation technicians, entrepreneurs, managers, researchers, and consultants. It will feature a wide range of exhibits, including electrical and industrial machinery, electricity generation systems, renewable energy solutions, climate control equipment, wiring, electronic components, lighting materials, as well as software engineering, information systems, and complementary telecommunications services.
In addition to the extensive exhibition, ELETRICA will host conferences, thematic pavilions, and award ceremonies recognizing the achievements of architects and engineers. This comprehensive program underscores the event's role as a key forum for industry professionals to engage with the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in their fields.
ECCE & ECAB
The upcoming ECCE&ECAB conference, set to take place in Lisbon, Portugal, alongside the CIBIQ - Iberoamerican Congress on Chemical Engineering, promises to be a significant event for professionals in the fields of chemical engineering, biotechnology, and bioprocessing. These disciplines are pivotal in developing innovative solutions to address critical challenges in food supply, mobility, energy, health, and well-being, all while promoting a sustainable economy.
At this year's conference, scientists and experts from industry, universities, and research institutions across Europe and beyond will converge to discuss the latest research findings and industrial applications. The collaborative spirit of the event aims to foster dialogue among chemical and process engineers, biotechnologists, bioprocess specialists, chemists, material scientists, and professionals from related fields, creating a rich environment for shared learning and collaboration.
The partnership with the CIBIQ congress further enhances the significance of the event. CIBIQ was established with the mission to build bridges within the Ibero-American chemical engineering community, encouraging collaboration and the sharing of experiences. This synergy is expected to elevate the discussions at the conference, allowing attendees to pool their expertise and work towards achieving shared goals that benefit society as a whole.
Participants can look forward to a wide range of topics centered on applied research and development, providing invaluable insights into the latest advancements in these dynamic fields. By engaging in discussions on innovative practices and technologies, attendees will not only broaden their knowledge but also explore potential collaborations that could lead to impactful solutions.
Overall, the ECCE&ECAB conference in Lisbon, together with CIBIQ, represents a vital opportunity for professionals to engage with cutting-edge research and contribute to the ongoing dialogue about the future of chemical engineering and biotechnology. This gathering is a testament to the commitment of the global community to drive progress and innovation in these essential fields. For those interested in staying informed about the latest developments, subscribing to the conference newsletter is a great way to remain updated.
