MEP Turkey 2012
Book and pay before 5 January 2012 and save up to US $500
Building strong, flexible, energy-efficient, costeffective electromechanical infrastructure
Dates: 21 - 22 February 2012
Venue: Istanbul, Turkey, Eurasia
Turkey is in the midst of injecting energy efficiency regulations into the construction industry in every aspect possible. Considering that Turkey’s energy relies on external factors ( i.e. 90% petrol, 97% natural gas, 20 % coal is imported), and that buildings consume 36% of the total energy available in the country, the rationale for improving the electromechanical structure of the buildings becomes more clear.
Programme highlights
• Panel discussion: Investigating how the coordination between developers, main contractors, architects and MEP contractors can be optimised - 21 February 2012
• Executive exchange: Meet, network and exchange business cards with your peers – 22 February 2012
• Panel discussion: Ensuring that the technologies deployed in the buildings help optimise the energy usage without increasing the cost or complexity of the MEP infrastructure – 22 February 2012
Key benefits of attending:
- Build relationships with stakeholders to explore new MEP
solutions and how they are utilised in new projects
- Learn more about the upcoming energy regulations and
government plans to start planning your MEP works for the
next project accordingly
- Gain a greater understanding of the new energy-saving
technologies to advance your MEP design and engineering
- Discover how concepts such as co-generation, energy-sharing,
retrofitting are applied in building a strong MEP infrastructure
- Improve the MEP operation and maintenance of Turkey's
residential, commercial and hospitality projects
- Explore how small-scale energy-efficient MEP technologies can
make a big difference in building’s energy consumption
- Understand how you can SAVE MONEY and SAVE ENERGY by
choosing reasonably-priced and effective technologies for your
electromechanical engineering
Outstanding speaker line-up includes:
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Associate Prof Alpin Köknel Yener, Associate Professor,
Istanbul Technical University
- Ayse Gülbeden, Mechanical Installations Manager, Eser
Contracting & Industry Co. Inc.
- Dr. Bilge Kagan Ceylan, Executive Vice President, Halk GYO A.S.
- Edward Windsor, Managing Director, Urban Design Build ltd.
- Esra Turan Tombak, Branch Manager of Legislation and
Climate Change, Energy Efficiency Department, Environment
and Urbanisation Ministry
- Fatma Dilek Öznur, Awareness Branch Manager, General
Directorate of Electrical Power Resources Survey and
Development Administration
- Prof Juan Pablo Molestina, CEO, Molestina Architekten
- Marcello Altunicci, Boilers and Air-conditioning Systems
Inspection Expert, Directorate General for Energy Concerted
Action in European Commission
- Martin Townsend, Director, BREEAM
- Mehmet Okutan, CEO, Okutan Engineering
- Mine Yesilata, Branch Manager of Implementation, Energy
Efficiency Department, Environment and Urbanisation Ministry
- Özkan Agis, Managing Director, Enerko
- Prof Sermin Onaygil, Chair, Turkish Lighting Association
- Stefano Carosio, Innovation Manager, D’Appolonia
(Coordinator, Energy-efficient Buildings Public Private
Partnership AIAG)
- Tolga Yakar, “Increasing the Energy Productivity in Buildings”
Project Coordinator, UNDP
- Tuncay Kalfa, Senior Consultant, Servotel
Download the Brochure for MEP Turkey 2012 (pdf)
For more information or to register
Organizer: IQPC Dubai - International Quality and Productivity Center
PO Box 502397
Dubai
Tel: +971 4 364 2975
Fax: +971 4 363 1938
eMail: enquiry@iqpc.ae
web: www.mepturkey.com
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