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Slovenia, a relatively small but highly innovative country in Central Europe, is gradually making its way in the global semiconductor industry. Despite its size, Slovenia boasts a strong manufacturing tradition, highly skilled workforce, and an impressive focus on research and development activities

As Europe looks to become carbon neutral by 2050 and the European Green Deal becomes a key part of the continent’s economic policies, interest in making the automotive industry cleaner, and boosting the uptake of electric vehicles, is now high on the agenda of manufacturers, investors, and consumers alike

Total investment into the Campus to-date has been EUR 120 million, with the final figure expected to surpass EUR 300 million when phase two is completed – which houses the majority of office space and additional amenities

The exhibition will once again showcase the latest innovations in the field of automation, mechatronics, sensors, assembly and handling technology, positioning systems, drive technologies, control systems, industrial communication, measurement and test technologies, computer vision, etc.

In South-Eastern Europe the adoption of LED technology is rapidly gaining momentum, primarily propelled by significant investments in infrastructure and extensive renovation projects across various sectors. This growth is underpinned by a rising recognition of the environmental advantages offered by LED lighting, alongside the attractiveness of cost-effective smart LED solutions that cater to residential, commercial, industrial and automotive applications

It will have more than 300 000 photovoltaic modules that will produce 320 GWh, enough to meet the energy needs of 69 000 households, which will reduce CO2 emissions by 140 000 tonnes a year

The rapid advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence and the ever wider adoption of those technologies in SMEs brings a multitude of benefits for the economical development of the countries in Southeast Europe (SEE). Although, the share of companies, using robots, stays relatively low, compared to the more developed regions of Europe and the world.

Croatia has no significant fossil fuels reserves. For example, the share of oil reserves in Croatia relative to the world`s reserves is 0,004%, and natural gas 0,0124%. In terms of tons of oil equivalent, according to 2024 data, conventional proved reserves by fuel type were: 30,1% – oil, and 69,9% – gas

The investments will allow STARCO to improve the carbon footprint of many products produced in the factory through greater energy efficiency, use of renewable energy and reduced steel content in the products

The increase in research and development capacities and their integration with production and quality in one location will strengthen JGL’s position in the development and production of advanced, innovative products within three strategic therapeutic areas – flu and cold, ophthalmology and dermatology

Spesima GmbH:

28 years on the way to innovation

Spesima GmbH (Specialized Systems for Automation) is a Bulgarian-German Joint Venture, a 100% private enterprise. The German shareholder ... more

EUROPE EXHIBITION & FORUM FOR SOUTH-EAST EUROPE

Energy Efficiency & Renewables

Smart Cities

Waste Management & Recycling

7-9 March 20 • 7, Sofia, Bulga

INNOVATIONS. BUSINESS. NEW ... more

EXHIBITION & FORUM FOR SOUTH-EAST EUROPE

Energy Efficiency & Renewables

Smart Cities

Waste Management & Recycling

7-9 March 2017, Sofia, Bulgaria

INNOVATIONS. BUSINESS. NEW CONTACTS

2016 ... more

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The South-East European Forum will present the latest green technologies

28-30 March 2012, Sofia, Bulgaria

The ‘green wave‘ will not pass South-East Europe. The energy ... more