Register for the Global District Energy Days

We are happy to announce that the registrations for the Global District Energy Days 2018 which will take place in the Finnish capital Helsinki from 25 to 27 of September now are open. This year we teamed up with Finnish Energy to give you three days of discussions of the major issues of importance for European and Global District Energy sectors across a range of technical and commercial issues; from resource assessment and innovative technological design, to market and policy developments.

Explore the opportunities

The Global District Energy Days brings together professionals, academics and policymakers interested in the DHC sector in a professional and international setting, and is a unique opportunity for enterprises and institutions to promote their activities to a focused audience of District Energy. Organisations can showcase their activities, products, and services at the Global District Energy Days by booking an exhibition stand at the venue.

There are as well several sponsorship opportunities, offering different degrees of visibility and presence before and during the event, thus allowing your organisation to achieve its marketing goals and deliver a maximum return on investment. All of these opportunities ensure that your brand and message will stand out clearly and be seen by a large and focused audience.

Both exhibition and sponsorship opportunities are designated on a first come, first served basis.

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Main sponsors

Helen is one of the largest energy companies in Finland, supplying electric energy to about 400,000 customers in Finland. Helen is also producing and selling district heating and covers more than 90 percent of the heat demand of Helsinki with district heat.

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Fortum provides its customers with electricity, heat and cooling as well as other energy solutions that improve present and future life. Already 64% of its electricity generation is CO2 free. Fortum’s main markets are the Nordic and the Baltic countries, Russia, Poland and India.

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