Vietnam National Commission On Large Dams

Dear ASIA 2006 participants,We just came back from our Hydro 2007 International Conference and Exhibition which tookplace in Granada , Spain and was attended by more than 1100 delegates from 74 countries.

We are now preparing ASIA 2008 and the registration forms for the delegates should beavailable in the next 10 days.

As you to participate in ASIA 2006 in Bangkok , we wanted to welcome your company to jointhe exhibition.

The exhibition is proven to be popular and we sold out the indoor foyer area. (Note stands 15and 30 have been booked last week and are not showing in the plan as you can see below).We have created a new outdoor exhibition area where coffees/refreshments and lunches willbe served to all the delegates.

IF YOUR COMPANY WISH TO TAKE PART IN THE EXHIBITION PLEASE FILL THE BOOKINGFORM AND RETURN IT TO US URGENTLY.

I also wanted to know if your company could be interested by a sponsorship opportunityduring this event.

I have attached a word doc. with details on the various sponsorship. If your company wouldlike to participate please let me know urgently. In the next 10 days we are printing 15000copies of our final bulletin for Asia 2008 and all the sponsors will have their logo listed onthe brochure.

It is a good marketing opportunity and we have a limited number of sponsorship available.

Please let me know your intention.

Kind regards,

Maria T. Loredo Mrs. Maria Teresa LoredoSales & Marketing Executive

Aqua-Media International - Publisher of Hydropower & Dams Journal123 Westmead Road, Sutton Surrey SM1 4JH , UK .Tel:+44(0)20 8652 5265 Fax: +44(0) 20 8643 8200

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ASIA 2008 COFFEE/ LUNCH / INTERNET CAFÉ SPONORSHIPOPPORTUNITYWe are looking forward to collaborate with your company during the InternationalSymposium on Water resources and Renewable Energy Development in ASIA which will takeplace in Vietnam, Danang, 10-11 March 2008.

The event has been organized by Hydropower & Dams with Concorde, and will be co-hostedby EVN.

Delegates from about 45 countries will attend the event, representing major utilities, hydroplant developers, consulting practices and manufacturing companies, as well as financial andenvironmental specialists. 400-500 delegates are expected to attend this two dayssymposium.We also give companies the opportunities to enhance their position in the Hydropower andDams market by reserving one of the high profile sponsorships. There are numerous

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opportunities to raise awareness for your company. We would like to welcome your companyto take part in some sponsorship activities.

Every sponsor will have his company name and logo on the banners in the mainconference auditorium and will be listed in the final conference programme as amain sponsor. We will design some sponsorship posters with your companydetails and we will display them in the exhibition hall during lunch & refreshmentbreaks.

A few companies have already reserved their sponsorship:

EVN will sponsor in partnership with ALSTOM POWER HYDRO the Farewell dineron 11 March.Hydropower & Dams in partnership with ANDRITZ VA TECH HYDRO will sponsorthe welcoming evening on 10 March.COLENCO, CARPI, are also main sponsor for their assistance to welcome a delegationfrom a less developed country.BHA, UK TRADE & INVESTMENT, DTI are sponsoring a British Seminar on 11March.

4 coffee refreshment breaks are available to sponsor.2 lunches & drinks sponsorship are available.2 companies are invited to sponsor the Café Internet.Refreshment and Coffee breaks sponsorship:Refreshment and coffee breaks will be served each morning and afternoon between thesessions in the exhibition hall. These will also include biscuits and cakes. (in total 4refreshment/coffee breaks will be serve).

The cost of a Refreshment and Coffee break sponsorship including all thoseservices is US$2000.

Café Internet sponsorship:

We will create 6 computers position and we will include for the companies sponsoring theInternet Cafe a display with signs including your colour logo and a thank you wording. Also asa sponsor we will include your colour logo and company sign on all the conference bannersand have banners in the auditoriums.

The cost is US$1500 per company

Lunch & Drinks sponsorship:

The sponsorship will include the lunch and drinks for all participants; your name will bepromoted during the lunch and we would announce you as the contributing sponsor of theday. You are welcome to distribute some gifts, to give brochures to the delegates or towelcome them with a short speech. If you have some flags or banners you could also displaythem in the restaurant and in the exhibition lunch area.

The cost of the lunch & Drinks sponsorship including all those services is US$4000.

Please confirm urgently your interest to one of the sponsorship opportunity listed above, anddo not hesitate to contact us if you have further questions. We look forward to welcomingyou in November.

Yours faithfully

Alison Bartle Gael BozecConference Manager Exhibition ManagerAsia 2008 Asia 2008


Second International Symposium on

Water Resources and RenewableEnergy Development in Asia

will take place at theFurama Convention Centre, DanangCentral Vietnam, 10-11 March 2008

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World experts from all parts of the world will make presentations and join debates on all issues of particular relevance to the Asian region. KeynoteAddresses will be given by high level experts representing the Government of Vietnam and some neighbouring countries, as well as officers fromUNESCAP, ICOLD, ICID, the major international financing agencies.

•Asia is leading the world in terms of hydropower and water resources development, with major programmes under way in more than20 countries and plans for new hydro capacity in more than 30 countries.•Vietnam has been described as the ‘New Tiger of Asia’. The Government aims to extend electrification to all urban areas, and to 90%of the rural areas by 2010, and attain 100% electrification by 2020. Electricity demand is forecast to increase by 15-16% by that time,with investments in the country’s power industry expected to reach US$ 20 billion. Hydropower plays a major role in currentdevelopment activities, with numerous projects under way throughout the country and nearly 5000 MW of new capacity planned.Potential for small hydro in Vietnam is estimated at around 1000 MW, and this will play a major role in rural electrification. Manymultipurpose schemes will provide water supply, irrigation and recreational benefits for the population.•Nearly 700 million people in the Asia-Pacific region still have no access to safe drinking water, and the region suffers a hugelydisproportionate level of water-related disasters (which caused about 62,000 deaths per year between 2001 and 2005).•Following the success of ASIA 2006, which took place in Bangkok in 2006, we are convening the second in this series of Symposia incollaboration with Electricity of Vietnam, with support from: Electricity of Vietnam (Co-Host of the Symposium) ~ The Ministry of Industry and Energy of Vietnam~The Ministry of Rural andAgricultural Development of Vietnam~The Mekong River Commission~The Vietnam Committee of the Mekong River CommissionThe International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD)~The Vietnamese Committee on Large Dams (VNCOLD)~The InternationalCommission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID)~The International Energy Agency.


S. Alam, Consultant, FranceDr E. Bellendir, Director, VNIIG, Russian FederationDao Trong Tu, Director of Operations Division. MRC, LaosDr Alan Dredge, Colenco, SwitzerlandK.B. Dubey, National Thermal Power Corporation, IndiaDr Malcolm Dunstan, Director, MD&A, UKBrian Forbes, GHD Pty Ltd, AustraliaM. François, Global Engineering/R&D Director, Alstom Power HydroM. Gopalakrishnan, Secretary General, ICID, IndiaJ.H. Gummer, Director, Hydro Consult Pty Ltd, AustraliaC.R. Head, Consultant, UKDr J.L. Karmacharya, NepalD. Kenneally, Technical Director - Hydropower, SMEC, AustraliaMs Krisanayanyang, Royal Irrigation District, ThailandWin Kyaw, General Director Dept of Hydropower, MOEP, MyanmarProf R. Lafitte, EPFL, SwitzerlandDr Lam Du Son, Vice President, Electricity of VietnamDr Peter Lee , President, ICIDF. Lempérière, Director, Hydro Co-Op, FranceB. Leyland, Consultant, New Zealand

Lin Chuxue, Vice President, China Three Gorges Project Corp, ChinaToyoto Matsuoka, Head of International Affairs, TEPCO, Japan Niwat Patanasemakul, Director of Hydropower, EGAT, Thailand A. Palmieri, Lead Dam Specialist, World BankProf Pham Hong Giang, Ministry of Agriculture and RuralDevelopment, and President of VNCOLD, VietnamJ. Plummer, Senior Financial Analyst, World BankT. W. Read, Director, TMI Associates, UKChhewang Rinzin, Managing Director, Bhutan Power CorporationW. Schiefer, Chief, Programme Coordination Section, MRC, Laos Dr A. Scuero, Director of Carpi, ItalyDr V. Semenkov, Consultant OAO Boguchany HES, Russian FederationN.R. Shrestha, Secretary, Nepal Hydropower Association, NepalDr S. Sparkes, Multiconsult, Norway/LaosDr Sompop Sucharit, Royal Irrigation District, ThailandB. Tardieu, CEO, Coyne et Bellier, FranceB. Tribollet, CEO, Nam Theun 2 Power Co., LaosM.S.D. Tsoy, Chairman, RAO UES, Russian FederationC.V.J. Varma, President, AESIEAP, IndiaProf D.A. Williams, CEO, British Hydropower Association UK

Needs, potential and development targets to meet economic objectives in the Asia region were clearly defined at our ASIA 2006 Symposium inBangkok, where more than 350 delegates from 44 countries were present. Sessions, debates and side events addressed financial challenges,technical issues of special relevance to the region, and social/environmental aspects.ASIA 2008, the next Symposium in this series, will take place in Vietnam, one of the most rapidly developing countries in the region, and onekeen to enhance international collaboration. This will build on the very solid foundation of ASIA 2006, and discuss practical ways of addressingthe identified needs, and enhancing collaboration to achieve specific development goals.

All involved in water resources and renewable energy development, especially hydropower, in the Asian Region should plan to attend: Ownersand Operators, Consulting Engineers, Contractors, Researchers, Suppliers, Environmental and Social Scientists, Financiers and DevelopmentAgencies. The focus of discussions will be regional, but the event will be international.

Throughout the Asian region, there is a vast range of development progress. In South + East Asia, countries such as China, India and Vietnamare leading in terms of activity in water resources development. • An exchange of experience between experts from these countries and others who have major plans for the future in the field of water resources and hydropower development will be constructive, and will enhance international collaboration.• Experts from some of the pioneering countries in hydro/dam development in other parts of the world (for example, Europe, Australasia andthe Americas) will share their experience. Those from the Asian countries embarking on major development plans, such as Vietnam, will havethe opportunity to inter-act with the global water and energy community.

If you are professionally active in the field of renewable energy and water resources development, the Government of Vietnam and others inneighbouring countries, will welcome your presence at this Symposium.

International Steering Committee

Objectives

Who should attend


Themes and Format of Asia 2008

KEYNOTE ADDRESSESEminent world experts, as leaders in their respective fields, will share their views on: the way forward in meeting water and energy needs in a sustainable way; benefitingfrom multipurpose water infrastructure; economics and financing mechanisms; efficiency in agriculture to enhance food security; and social and environmental issues.

SIDE EVENTSSmall Workshop events are foreseen, on specialist topics such as the implications of climate change; project finance; small hydro research; and others.

PAPER PRESENTATIONSBased on feedback after ASIA 2006, and from members of our International Steering Committee, the following will be the main subject areas for the programme:

Towards meeting development goalsReview of plans from national authorities in South and East AsiaCapacity building Project preparation; making projects bankableThe value of integrated regional developmentTools for project assessment, economic studies and designSecuring project finance for water and energy infrastructure

Development in harmony with society and the planetPlanning approaches to avoid conflict: making projects a success locally, regionally and nationally Practical aspects of communications with local peopleOptions assessment and weighing impacts against benefitsLow cost mitigation measures for environmental impacts

Technology: towards safe and economic schemesSite planning: economy and efficiency in equipment selection; workforce training; health and safety aspectsInnovative solutions in design and constructionMaterials for dams; experience and recommendationsHydro machinery for challenging conditionsR&D in equipment for renewablesGrid operation: national and integrated regional systemsMaintenance and timely refurbishment

Challenging conditionsRemote sites and extreme climates (hot and cold)Tackling complex geology and design for seismic areasHydrology: flood mitigation and managementSedimentation: planning and design approaches; experience

Renewable energyAppropriate low cost solutions for rural electrificationHydro in synergy with olther energy sources; Mixed grid systemsTidal power: global potential and prospects for large and small schemesCarbon trading: what can it offer?

Dams (> 60 m) in Vietnam forhydro, irrigation, water supply andother purposes:

= In operation= Under construction= Planned


•We are honoured to know that Vice Prime Minister of Vietnam, Mr Hoang Trung Hai has accepted to join the ASIA 2008 Opening Ceremony, and will officially open the proceedings.

•International organizations participating in the programme include: UNESCAP, ICOLD and VNCOLD, ICID, IEA, the Asian Development Bank, and the Mekong River Commission.

•There will be major input to the sessions from Electricity of Vietnam, the Ministry of Industry, and the Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Development of Vietnam. These organizations will outline the current development activities in the country, and targets set for the coming years.

Water resources and irrigation•Emphasis will be on: integrated water resources development; increasing productivity from irrigated land, and new technology.•Keynote addresses will be given by ICID President Peter Lee, and Prof Pham Hong Giang (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Vietnam,

and President of VNCOLD).•Other papers will cover: assessing water quality and its suitability for irrigation use; high head irrigation pumps; comparative assessment of irrigation

systems; and modelling of a flood control and irrigation barrage in Indonesia.

Climate change•A keynote speech will be given by an expert from McGill University, USA, on the implications of climate change on hydrology and water resources

development.

Hydropower•There will be short country reports on development plans in the Asian region, with emphasis on South and East Asia (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia,

Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka).•Several contributions will focus on marine energy: the huge world potential for tidal power; recent development in the field of in-stream equipment; and

research on wave power systems.•The world’s leading manufacturing companies will present the state-of-the-art in the design of generating equipment.

Rural electrification•A keynote address will review efficiency and economy in the field of rural electrification.•Presentations will include a review of the use of micro hydro for off-grid isolated villages in Vietnam; Low-cost technology for rural electrification in

Sri Lanka; Nepalese research on pico turbines; Efficient and low-cost small hydro for rural areas.

Environment•Environmental, social and strategic impact assessment for water and energy schemes will be discussed, including experience from India, China, Ukraine,

Thailand and Canada.

Finance and economics•A session will be devoted to project finance (new approaches and experiences, as well as case studies). This will be chaired by John Cooney, Head of

Director, SE Asia Infrastructure Division, at the Asian Development Bank. •There will also be an open forum on finance, where delegates may raise issues of concern specific to their countries. Other major international

development banks will join discussions. Economic aspects of hydro plant operation will be dealt with by experts from Canada, Romania, Turkey, and Thailand.

Flood and earthquakes: prediction and mitigation•Several international experts (from France, Switzerland, Spain, India, Indonesia, Lebanon and Vietnam) will discuss the design and operation of water

infrastructure for flood-prone and highly seismic areas.

Civil engineering – design and construction•World experts on RCC dams, concreting equipment, geomembranes, reinforced shotcrete, embankment dams, spillways, foundation treatment,

and tunnelling systems will review progress and experience in these fields. •Several papers will deal with extreme climates and construction in remote areas, as well as the management of large-scale job sites •Project layout to avoid sedimentation problems will be the subject of a keynote address.

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Technical tours

Three Technical Tours are being organized (to the north, the central highlands, and the southern coastal area), to give internationalparticipants the chance to view just a few of the numerous dams and hydro projects under construction, and in operation, in Vietnam.Provisional plans are as follows:

Programme 1: Northwest Vietnam - Hoa Binh and Son LaDay One: The group will take a short internal flight from Danang to Hanoi. There will be an opportunity for sightseeing in Hanoi - a citywith stunning architecture, scenic lakes, and wonderful opportunities for shopping. Day Two: Participants will travel by coach (80 km) to the country’s largest hydro plant in operation, Hoa Binh (1920 MW). There will be atour of the plant, followed by an overnight stay. Day Three: En route to Son La, the group will stop at Mai Chau village, where there will be an opportunity to visit the White Thai ethnicminority group, and to see the houses where traditional handicrafts are made. In the afternoon the tour will reach the town of Son La. Therewill be an initial briefing on the Son La project, and an overnight stay.Day Four: Visit to the site of the 138 m-high Son La RCC dam and 2400 MW hydro scheme (Vietnam’s largest project) under construction.Day Five: Travel back to Hanoi, stopping en route at sites of touristic interest.

Programme 2: Central Highlands - Yaly and Sesan 3Day One: The group will take a short internal flight to Pleiku, and then travel on by coach to Kontum, for dinner and an overnight stay.Day Two: After breakfast there will be a visit to Konktu village and the Woolden church. In the afternoon there will be a visit to the 720 MWYaly hydro plant, with a technical briefing. The evening will be spent in the touristic centre of Pleiku. Day Three: There will be a visit to the 260 MW Sesan 3 hydro scheme, under construction on the Sesan river; the second unit wascommissioned there last year. The group will travel on to Buon Ma Thuot. There will be an opportunity to visit Don Village, and to view thesuspension bridge. It is possible to take an elephant ride in the village, or a boat trip on Dak Minh Lake. The day will end with dinner in thevillage and musical entertainment.Day Four: The group will travel to Ho Chi Minh City, where the tour will end.

Programme 3: Southern Coastal RouteDay One: The group will travel to the city of Hue, via the Truoi reservoir. There will also be a chance to see the Old Nguyen Dynasty Palace.Day Two: The trip will continue to the Dinh Binh RCC dam site, where there will be a briefing and site visit, followed by a visit toNha Trang City.Day Three: The tour will end in Ho Chi Minh City.

Full details of the Tour itineraries, and inclusive prices, will be published shortly in the Final Bulletin.


The magnificent Furama Convention Centre and Hotel in Danang (see photo above left) was originally well known as anelegant resort, located in one of the most beautiful coastal areas of Central Vietnam. Furama was then developed as aprestigious Convention Centre when it hosted the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in September 2006.

Furama Danang has been called the five-star gateway to Central Vietnam’s ‘World Heritage Road’. It is very closeto four UNESCO-listed World Heritage sites: the ancient ‘Silk Road’ trading port of Hoi An (25 km southeast); the spiritualcentre of the Champa civilization, My Son (70 km southwest); the former imperial city of Hue (110 km north); and,the mystical Phong Nha caves in Quang Binh province (170 km north). Another place which can easily be visited, just 8 kmaway, is Marble Mountain, with its various temples. And, of special relevance to ASIA 2008 participants, Danang is in apart of the country with a major programme of water resources and hydropower development, especially in the Se Sanand Sre Pok River basins, allowing for technical excursions as well as cultural ones. (See map, inside centre page.)

The Furama Grand Ballroom will serve as the main auditorium and part of the exhibition area for ASIA 2008, and thereare spacious rooms for break-out sessions and workshop meetings, as well as an additional large foyer area for theexhibition (see photos, inside right). Internet access is available throughout the facility.

Overlooking China beach, Furama is set in luxurious tropical gardens in a quiet location, ideal for business meetings andnetworking, but only 10 minutes from the bustling city of Danang, and 15 minutes from the international airport.Danang can be reached from all parts of the world via: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Beijing,Singapore… which means a trip to this Symposium can be combined with business in many of the major cities of Asia.

Accommodation has been arranged for Symposium participants both at Furama and at adjacent and nearby hotels,where first class facilities are offered at extremely reasonable prices.

The Venue

If you would like to be added to our mailing list to receive more information, contact: Mrs Maria Flintan, Hydropower & Dams, Aqua Media International Ltd, Suite 34, Westmead House,123 Westmead Road, Sutton, Surrey, SM1 4JH, UK • Fax: + 44 (0)20 8643 8200 • Tel: + 44 (0)20 8643 4727

• Email: [email protected] More information will be available at: www.hydropower-dams.com

An ‘Indochine Party’ will be held as a welcome reception, with a buffet of local specialities. There will also be a Symposium Dinner on the evening of 11 March.As all delegates will be staying within the same area (either at Furama or very close by), there will be plenty of additionalopportunities for networking in a peaceful and picturesque environment.A programme of cultural tours is being organized for accompanying persons, and all delegates will have opportunities tovisit the temples at Marble Mountain, and the picturesque small town of Hoi An.

Several Technical Excursions are being planned, to show examples of some of the many major dams and hydroelectricschemes in Vietnam. Easily accessible from Danang are the many projects under way in the Se San and Sre Pok river basins. There may also be opportunities to visit Son La in the north (Vietnam’s largest dam and hydro scheme, currently underconstruction). Technical visits will be combined with sites of cultural and touristic interest.Assistance and advice will be offered to those wishing to stay on for some days of holiday to explore other parts ofVietnam, for example, the famous Halong Bay, or the cities of Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City.

Social Programme

Technical Visits

Contact Details


Water Resources and Renewable EnergyDevelopment in Asia - IIDanang, Vietnam ~ 10-11 March 2008

The Final Bulletin for this International Symposium, with full details of the technicalprogramme, social and cultural programmes, accommodation, technical tours,

and a registration form, will be available shortly.

EXPRESSION OF INTERESTIf you are interested in attending, please complete the form below, and return it to us by fax, mail, or as a scannedcopy by email, as soon as possible, to ensure that you are informed when more information is available.

I am interested in attending the Symposium as a delegatePlease send the Final Bulletin and Registration Form.

I am interested in participating on Technical Tour No. .....Please send more details.My second choice of Tour would be .....

My organization may wish to participate in the Technical Exhibition which will take place alongside the Symposium.Please send the Exhibition Plan and a booking form.

I would like to order a subscription to The International Journalon Hydropower & Dams(Subscribers may register for the Symposium at a reduced rate)

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Please return the completed form to: Mrs Maria Flintan (ASIA 2008)Aqua~Media International Ltd,

Westmead House, 123 Westmead Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 4JH, UKTel: + 44 20 8643 4727 Fax: + 44 20 8643 8200

Email: [email protected]: www.hydropower-dams,com

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Developments in South and East Asia offer numerous possibilities for international collaboration in the field of planning, research,consultancy, and the provision of state-of-the-art technology.A major Technical Exhibition will take place alongside ASIA 2008; companies who are currently working, or plan to work, in the Asianregion will have a unique opportunity to display their supplies and services to high level delegations from all Asian countries with waterand energy development programmes under way. The spacious, elegant and modern exhibition halls at the Furama Convention Centre areimmediately adjacent to the main auditorium. Refreshment breaks and lunches will take place there on each day of the Symposium. Stands equipped with basic furniture, panelling and lighting, with a name sign, can be booked in units of 6 m2..

The price is US$2800 per stand and includes one free delegate registration for the conference. Various opportunities are available forsponsorship of refreshment breaks, apéritifs, or other social events.These promotional opportunities can provide delegates with a pleasant souvenir of your company.For further details, or to obtain a detailed plan of the exhibition halls, contact: Mr Gaël Bozec Sales & Marketing Manager Tel: + 44 20 8288 9009 Email: [email protected] or:Mrs Maria Loredo Sales & Marketing Executive Tel: + 44 20 8652 5267 Email: [email protected]

Exhibition and Sponsorship

Alstom Power Hydro, France www.hydro.power.alstom.com • 03Aran International Pty www.aran.com.au • 31/32British Hydropower Association www.british-hydro.organd UK Trade & Investment, www.tradeinvest.gov.uk • 06• SM Seals Ltd, UK www.smseals.com• Power & Water Systems Consultants Ltd www.pwsc.co.ukCarpi Tech SA, Switzerland www.carpitech.com • 07Eaton Corporation www.eaton.com • 10/11Economos Austria GmbH www.economos.com • • 53Encardio-Rite Electronic PVT Ltd www.encardio.com • 26EVN Vietnam Electricity www.evn.com.vn • 44/45Geokon Inc, USA www.geokon.com • 28Geotech International Pte. Ltd • 24Geotest, Czech Republic www.geotest.cz • 13Hydrolink, Czech Republic www.hydrolink.cz • 25HydroVisionGmbH www.hydrovision.de • 22Kinemetrics, Inc. www.kinemetrics.com • 09KTI-Plersh Kaltetechnik GmbH www.kti-plersh.com • 18Liebherr-Mischtechnik GmbH, Germany www.liebherr.com • 04OM Metals Infra Projects Ltd www.ommetals.com • 08Pöyry Energy Ltd www.poyry.com •27 Rexroth Bosch Group, Germany www.boschrexroth.de •19/20/21Rittmeyer Ltd, Switzerland www.rittmeyer.com • 23Rotec Industries, USA www.rotec-usa.com • 17 Sam MacCoy Engineering www.sammccoy.com • 12Sika Ltd, Vietnam www.sika.com • 05SMEC International Pty Ltd www.smec.com • 29TMI and Associates • 43Worthington Products Inc www.tuffboom.com • 16Zhejiang Hangzhou Drilling Machine Manufactory Co., Ltd www.chdmc.com • 14


Booking form

Please complete this form and return it to Aqua Media International, 123 Westmead Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 4JH, UKContact: Gaël Bozec, Sales & Marketing Manager • Fax: +44 208 643 8200 • Email:[email protected]

Basic stand 6m2 (3m long by 2m wide) Price US$2800

• surface according to plan • frame with white panelling suitable for mounting posters (1m wide x 2.4m high) • 1 table and 2 meeting-chairs• name signs: black text• 2 spotlights per stand including electricity supply

The space will also include one free registration for the conference (normally priced at US$900)

Exhibition stand(s) booked

Stand No: …………… Size in m2: ………...

Price to pay/Invoice:

Price per stand: US$2800

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ASIA 2008 - Technical Exhibitionwill take place in Danang, Central Vietnamfrom 10 - 11 March 2008


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