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Excited by the prospect of the 2010 show being held to coincide with the C40 Hong Kong Workshop on Low Carbon Cities for High Quality Living, the German Industry and Commerce Ltd will organise a German pavilion at the 2010 show.
The pavilion will introduce the German technological advances in the areas of waste management, environmental engineering in air and water and environmental-friendly energy. By taking part in the show, these suppliers will be able to expand their network and market by reaching out to key movers and shakers from the environmental protection industry. |
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"Our members were satisfied and made useful contacts from Eco Expo Asia 2009. The expo has attracted a great number of industry players from various sectors of environmental protection industry. Visitors were mainly from the city, the Chinese mainland and South East Asia, which makes the Expo an excellent gateway to these fast growing markets."
Mr. Wolfgang Ehmann, Executive Director of German Industry and Commerce Ltd. |
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To find out more about exhibiting under the German pavilion, please contact:
Ms Jessica Zhang
Tel.: +852 2526 5481
zhang.jessica@hongkong.ahk.de |
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Charankattu Coir Mfg Co Ltd has retained the title of First Position for being the largest exporter of Coir Geotextiles from the Indian Government since 1995. Internationally, the company is regarded as a leading producer of high-quality natural fibres.
Among the items Charankattu Coir will be presenting at the 2010 show include the 100% natural and renewable growing medium Coco Pith for soil conditioner, substitutes for potting soil and coir stitched blankets for soil erosion control. |
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"Every year, we have met with serious buyers at the show, many of which have placed orders with us and become our regular customers. We are looking forward to the upcoming event."
Mr C R Devaraj, Managing Director of Charankattu Coir, who has taken part in the show since 2007. |
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Held in one of the most effective trade corridors between the East and the West, Eco Expo Asia is the ideal trade destination to introduce products and technology from around the world to China. Back by popular demand, the Electric Vehicle Zone will be featured again in the 2010 show. This area promotes zero emissions in the transportation sector, echoing the theme of the C40 Hong Kong Workshop. Exhibitors are able to showcase their latest electric vehicles, supplies and charging facilities to policy makers and urban planners from the Chinese mainland.
The Chinese mainland government plans to invest RMB 10 billion in electric vehicles by 2011, and aims to have 4 million hybrid and electric vehicles on the road by 2020. In support of this, the State Grid Corporation of China has released an investment plan to build 75 charging stations and 6,029 charging points in 27 cities by the end of this year. To stimulate consumer demand for these vehicles, the government will also offer a subsidy of around USD 7,000 for purchasing an electric vehicle. This makes China the largest electric vehicle market in the world. |
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Locally, under the framework of the Hong Kong Guangdong Cooperation Agreement to transform the Pearl River Delta region into a "Quality Green Living Area", greater attention will be paid to electric vehicles in Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Shenzhen.
In Hong Kong, the government introduced a waiver of first registration tax on electric vehicles until March 2014 in its budget for 2009/10. In response to government initiatives to promote electric vehicles, a local bus company will trial a zero-emission supercapacitor bus in Hong Kong in July 2010. In Shenzhen, 40 purely electric vehicle taxis were recently launched, making Shenzhen the first city in China to adopt electric vehicle taxis. This number will increase to 100 by the end of June 2010. |
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| Date: |
3 - 6 November 2010 |
| Venue: |
AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong |
| Admission: |
3 - 5 November |
Open to trade visitors aged
18 or above only |
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6 November |
Open to trade and public visitors |
| Organisers: |
Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd
Hong Kong Trade Development Council |
| Co-organiser: |
Environment Bureau, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region |
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2009 figures show success story
- 200 exhibitors from 19 countries and regions
- 10 national and regional pavilions
- 10,102 visitors from 105 countries and regions
- Over 40 buying missions representing more than 490 companies and 800 delegates
- 140 Chinese mainland government officials as buyers |
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