21 March 2016
Energy Lebanon 2016 addresses all the energy needs of the construction and development sectors, including large industrial and commercial projects, various infrastructure projects, buildings and housing, thanks to a comprehensive range of products and services such as: electricity production and distribution, modern lighting products and technologies, ventilation, cooling and air-conditioning and many more. Renewable energies and sustainable solutions will also be featured in the first ever edition of EcOrient 2016, The 5th International Conference for Environmental Technologies, Sustainability and Clean Energy.
Outstanding exhibition centre
The fair will take place in Biel I Beirut International Exhibition and Leisure Center which is considered to be the most sophisticated exhibition venue in Lebanon. It is strategically located in the capital’s major central district and only 15 minutes away from the airport.
The centre features over 25,000 square meters of multifunctional areas, including exhibition areas, event halls, conference facilities, ballrooms and catering services. The centre is surrounded by 55,000 square meters of parking and landscaped areas. The venue benefits from state-of-the-art services and facilities for both visitors and exhibitors, including a business center, registration, VIP reception lounges, storage areas and 24-hour security.
Opening Times for Energy Lebanon 2016 will be 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM.
Visitor profile
Energy Lebanon 2014 attracts thousands of visitors and professionals from Lebanon and the region, including engineers, managers,technicians, contractors, consultants, developers, investors and decision-makers in the following categories: Government Agencies, Power Companies, Construction and Development Companies, Factory Operators, Service and Maintenance Providers, Distributors and Retailers, NGOs and Municipalities. In 2014 Energy Lebanon had 473 exhibitors and 20 international pavilions.
A Hot Spot for Foreign Direct Investment
Lebanon has a free-market economy and a liberal financial environment making it an attractive destination for developments and initiatives. Over the past three years, the country maintained steady growth averaging 7.5 percent annually, due to a resilient economy favoring foreign direct investments.
The Lebanese economy is largely service-oriented and the main growth sectors include banking and tourism. The Lebanese private sector is a well-diversified sector that covers the totality of economic sectors and is a major pillar for growth and recovery, contributing around 75 percent of aggregate demand. The Lebanese economy is also a typical open economy with a large banking sector equivalent to more than 2.5 times its economic sector and providing an important support to aggregate demand.
With a strong market potential and an increased demand for new infrastructure and tourism projects, the country is bursting with opportunities and developments. Lebanon's diversified geography and attractive investment environment has established the country as the region’s ultimate hot spot for tourism, construction and development with an impressive number of multi-million projects. As the main Middle Eastern port on the Mediterranean, Lebanon is also the gateway to neighbouring countries in the Levant to reach out to the rest of the world and interact with their peers across different industries.
Energy market in Lebanon
Energy Lebanon has evolved into one of the most specialized exhibitions in the region dedicated solely to energy and partitioned to cover all aspects of the sector, including electricity and water technology.
 Photo: IFP LebanonEnergy Lebanon is the country’s leading energy fair. With hundreds of leading regional and international exhibitors from around the world, it provides a unique platform to view the latest equipment and services from the energy sector |
Outstanding exhibition centre
The fair will take place in Biel I Beirut International Exhibition and Leisure Center which is considered to be the most sophisticated exhibition venue in Lebanon. It is strategically located in the capital’s major central district and only 15 minutes away from the airport.
The centre features over 25,000 square meters of multifunctional areas, including exhibition areas, event halls, conference facilities, ballrooms and catering services. The centre is surrounded by 55,000 square meters of parking and landscaped areas. The venue benefits from state-of-the-art services and facilities for both visitors and exhibitors, including a business center, registration, VIP reception lounges, storage areas and 24-hour security.
Opening Times for Energy Lebanon 2016 will be 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM.
Visitor profile
Energy Lebanon 2014 attracts thousands of visitors and professionals from Lebanon and the region, including engineers, managers,technicians, contractors, consultants, developers, investors and decision-makers in the following categories: Government Agencies, Power Companies, Construction and Development Companies, Factory Operators, Service and Maintenance Providers, Distributors and Retailers, NGOs and Municipalities. In 2014 Energy Lebanon had 473 exhibitors and 20 international pavilions.
A Hot Spot for Foreign Direct Investment
Lebanon has a free-market economy and a liberal financial environment making it an attractive destination for developments and initiatives. Over the past three years, the country maintained steady growth averaging 7.5 percent annually, due to a resilient economy favoring foreign direct investments.
The Lebanese economy is largely service-oriented and the main growth sectors include banking and tourism. The Lebanese private sector is a well-diversified sector that covers the totality of economic sectors and is a major pillar for growth and recovery, contributing around 75 percent of aggregate demand. The Lebanese economy is also a typical open economy with a large banking sector equivalent to more than 2.5 times its economic sector and providing an important support to aggregate demand.
With a strong market potential and an increased demand for new infrastructure and tourism projects, the country is bursting with opportunities and developments. Lebanon's diversified geography and attractive investment environment has established the country as the region’s ultimate hot spot for tourism, construction and development with an impressive number of multi-million projects. As the main Middle Eastern port on the Mediterranean, Lebanon is also the gateway to neighbouring countries in the Levant to reach out to the rest of the world and interact with their peers across different industries.
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