International Conference on Energy and Automotive Technologies, Istanbul, Turkey
5 November 2010 - 5 November 2010
Türkiye
The International Conference on Energy and Automotive Technologies (ICAT 2010) will be held on 5 November 2010 in Istanbul, Turkey.
Worldwide energy demand is predicted an average yearly growth rate of 1.8% until 2030. Fossil fuels have been and will be the leading energy source to meet this demand for the upcoming decades. Nevertheless, global strategies and action plans for the alternative and sustainable energy sources are being prepared and adopted. These advocate the increased use of renewable energies, development of measures energy efficiency and sustainable energy sources and promotion alternative fuels.
ICAT 2010 will be the latest in a series of biannual conferences which discuss, evaluate and share recent and future developments in alternative technologies for a sustainable future.
This year's edition will focus on world fossil fuel resources and showcase promising technology and policy pathways for a sustainable future. A special focus will be placed on the need for greener and cleaner fuels for future automotive power train systems.For further information, please visit:
http://www.icatconf.com/(opens in new window)
Worldwide energy demand is predicted an average yearly growth rate of 1.8% until 2030. Fossil fuels have been and will be the leading energy source to meet this demand for the upcoming decades. Nevertheless, global strategies and action plans for the alternative and sustainable energy sources are being prepared and adopted. These advocate the increased use of renewable energies, development of measures energy efficiency and sustainable energy sources and promotion alternative fuels.
ICAT 2010 will be the latest in a series of biannual conferences which discuss, evaluate and share recent and future developments in alternative technologies for a sustainable future.
This year's edition will focus on world fossil fuel resources and showcase promising technology and policy pathways for a sustainable future. A special focus will be placed on the need for greener and cleaner fuels for future automotive power train systems.For further information, please visit:
http://www.icatconf.com/(opens in new window)