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EWEA OFFSHORE 2013

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Croatian Center of Renewable Energy Sources (CCRES) promotes EWEA OFFSHORE 2013 | 19 - 21 NOVEMBER 2013, FRANKFURT, GERMANY
The world's largest offshore wind energy event

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If you want to meet with offshore wind's market leaders, discover the latest technologies, and hear from the industry's experts, EWEA OFFSHORE 2013 is definitely for you.

The conference programme schedule is now LIVE. Take a look at the hot topics that are on the agenda for EWEA OFFSHORE 2013.

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With 99% of the exhibition space sold out, this year's event will be a meeting of everybody who is anybody in the offshore wind industry.

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	Build your business relationships - it's quality and quantity all in one place!
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	Meet important clients, suppliers and potential customers face-to-face at the world's largest offshore wind energy event.
	Discover new products and the latest technology available.
	Enhance your visibility and presence in the marketplace.

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