AIMS OF ATTENDEES at IPS 2009

Utilities are under constant pressure to optimise their power generation facilities and maximise efficiency. With ever tightening budgets you need to stay one step ahead of the technology in order to specify and procure the correct equipment for your specific requirements.

The European Power Summit (IPS 2009) has been designed to fulfil this need. The forum brings together the industry's leading suppliers from around the world who can provide a wide range of solutions to meet your very specific demands in a setting that is mutually beneficial, time efficient, cost effective and productive.

IPS 2009 provides 3 days of intensive discussions that will allow you the opportunity to discuss the major issues affecting your business with a focused number of suppliers through extensive networking and guaranteed face to face meetings. This is all supported by a series of seminars and discussion panels to provide an insight into the future of the Power Generation market.

European Power Summit 2009 is your opportunity to be involved in an intensive series of pre-arranged, prequalified meetings with the key decision makers from Europe's leading utility companies. IPS 2009 has already proven to have immense benefits, with suppliers developing new business opportunities, forming new relationships, undertaking new framework agreements and signing new contracts as a result of attending the event.

You may already know the organisations or even the individuals concerned but do you know precisely what their needs are - both in the short and longer term? By attending IPS 2009 you will have for the first time an opportunity gain a deeper understanding of client needs and what their strategic visions are. You will not only be able to meet and discuss business opportunities in pre-arranged face to face meetings but you will also be able to network with your peers during a number of social activities

Attending IPS 2009 allows you in 3 days to achieve what would normally take months to achieve. You will meet with over 40 power companies from 20 countries who have a combined purchasing power of over £billion.