The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park will become the second embarkation point in the United States for a very special Journey to the Stars. On Saturday, September 26, the spectacular new space show makes its West Coast premier, and will be presented seven to 10 times each day through the fall of 2010 at the Academy’s Morrison Planetarium.

Journey to the Stars – made possible through the sponsorship of Lockheed Martin Corporation – debuted on July 4th at New York City’s Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History, and is being made available to specially equipped planetaria across the country and around the world.

“The history of the universe is written in starlight, and in a very profound sense we study the stars in a search for ourselves,” said Joanne Maguire, Executive Vice President of Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company. “Lockheed Martin is proud to sponsor Journey to the Stars, and we congratulate the California Academy of Sciences, the American Museum and their collaborators for once again demonstrating that wonder, curiosity, understanding and sharing are among the most profound expressions of our humanity,”

Lockheed Martin supports institutions and initiatives that illuminate for young people the excitement of science, exploration and discovery through engaging educational experiences. An early spark of inspiration can ignite a passion for learning that will provide the next generation of teachers, scientists, engineers and business leaders who will take us into the future.

Journey to the Stars was developed by the American Museum of Natural History in collaboration with the California Academy of Sciences, as well as GOTO INC., Tokyo, Japan; Papalote Museo del Niño, Mexico City, Mexico; and the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. The show was created with the major support and partnership of NASA, Science Mission Directorate, Heliophysics Division.

Together they created an immersive theater experience using extraordinary images from ground- and space-based telescopes, and stunning, never-before-seen visualizations of physics-based simulations that launches viewers through space and time to experience the life and death of stars in our night sky, including our own Sun. Visitors will tour familiar stellar formations, explore new celestial mysteries, and discover the fascinating, unfolding story that connects us all to the stars. The journey spans billions of years, beginning on Earth and extending beyond our galaxy and into the future before returning home. Those who come along may never see the night sky in the same way again.

Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, a major operating unit of Lockheed Martin Corporation, designs and develops, tests, manufactures and operates a full spectrum of advanced-technology systems for national security and military, civil government and commercial customers. Chief products include human space flight systems; a full range of remote sensing, navigation, meteorological and communications satellites and instruments; space observatories and interplanetary spacecraft; laser radar; ballistic missiles; missile defense systems; and nanotechnology research and development.

Un certain nombre de manifestations de tous genres et de toutes tailles vont ponctuer l'année scolaire 2009/2010, déclarée année du 60ème anniversaire de l'ENAC. Vous trouverez, ci dessous, l'agenda des manifestations du 60 eme anniversaire :

Novembre 2009
- 27 novembre fin d’après-midi(élèves+ personnels + invités + extérieurs) Salle des Illustres, Capitole Mairie de Toulouse *
* séance solennelle Académie Nationale de l’Air et de l’Espace
Thème: Conférence « Les femmes de l’A380 * » en partenariat avec l’ANAE

* conférence organisée autour de 3 anciennes élèves ENAC

Décembre 2009

- du 1er au 17 décembre (élèves + personnels + extérieurs)
Centre Léonard de Vinci
Thème: Exposition de photos aéronautiques de Jean Dieuzaide
- 1er décembre à 18h00 (élèves + personnels + extérieurs) Centre Léonard de Vinci Vernissage exposition Jean Dieuzaide
- 3 décembre de 14h à 21 h (élèves + personnels + extérieurs)
salle Bleue Enac (bât O)
1er «Salon du livre aéronautique » * en coopération avec INGENAC

- 3 décembre à 18h00 (élèves + personnels + extérieurs)
Amphi Bellonte Enac
Thème: Conférence sur un thème de l’histoire aéronautique toulousaine

Janvier 2010
- mi-janvier à mi-février (dates à arrêter)
(élèves + personnels + extérieurs) Centre Léonard de Vinci
Thème: Exposition « Rêves de vol »

Mars 2010
- (dates à arrêter) (élèves + personnels + extérieurs)
Centre Léonard de Vinci
Thème: Exposition « Affiches aéronautiques »
- (dates à arrêter)(grand public)
Campus ENAC
Thème: Journée Portes-Ouvertes

Cette grande exposition présente l’importance et la diversité des activités industrielles et économiques de Levallois du XIXème siècle à aujourd’hui, en l’Hôtel de Ville.

« Jour après jour, plus qu’une ville, un laboratoire d’innovation »
Cette exposition s’articule autour des secteurs d’activités les plus symboliques des anciennes industries et des diverses inventions créées à Levallois et des activités les plus performantes ou novatrices des entreprises actuelles installées sur la commune.
L’exposition témoigne ainsi des métamorphoses et de l’évolution de Levallois.

Des univers fédérateurs
Made in Levallois présente des secteurs d’activité divers et complémentaires tels que :
*Les fous du volant (industrie automobile : constructeurs, carrossiers, équipementiers…),
*Ailes de légende (industrie aéronautique),
*L’art et la matière (construction métallique, horlogerie, vitraux),
*Essences d’une Ville (savonnerie-parfumerie, chimie),
*Le plein d’énergies (énergie, environnement),
*Levallois gourmet (industries alimentaires),
*Made in Levallois 2010 (médias,édition, conseil…) et
*Les précurseurs (Louis Blériot, Gustave Eiffel, Nicolas Levallois, François Cavé, Maryse Hilsz…)

Une scénographie dynamique
Réalisée par Art Actuel, la scénographie valorisera le dynamisme économique et l’innovation de Levallois, quelle que soit l’époque. Ce lien entre passé et modernité s’exprime pleinement :
cette exposition au design très contemporain sera mise en scène au coeur d’un lieu très classique, l’Hôtel de Ville. Un parcours ludique proposera au public des jeux sur les couleurs, les matières, les volumes, les transparences et les rythmes.
Les visiteurs peuvent découvrir des pièces exceptionnelles, des documents d’époque, des interviews de grands dirigeants d’aujourd’hui… mais des surprises sont également au rendez-vous !

Deux siècles de productions et de créations levalloisiennes
Une ville, une histoire
Au début du XIXème siècle, dix propriétaires possèdent 85 % de la surface de la ville actuelle, le reste des sols étant réparti entre une cinquantaine de familles, en général des cultivateurs.
En 1822, l’un de ces propriétaires, Jean-Jacques Perret, tente, le premier, une opération de lotissement de 60 terrains sur 20 hectares. C’est ainsi que naît le Champ-Perret qui dépend administrativement de la commune déjà constituée de Neuilly tandis que les propriétés de Villiers et de la Planchette sont rattachées à la commune de Clichy. En 1845, un autre grand propriétaire, M. Noël, confie le lotissement de ses terrains à Nicolas-Eugène Levallois qui, aidé par le géomètre Rivet, dresse alors les plans d’un futur village. De ce dernier, la future ville gardera sa trame particulière, faite de rues perpendiculaires traversant l’ensemble du territoire.
La nouveauté des méthodes de Nicolas Levallois séduit les acheteurs. En moins d’un an, le Village Levallois est né, officiellement baptisé avec l’aval des conseils municipaux de Clichy et de Neuilly.
Les entreprises ne tardent pas à s’y installer, encouragées par l’ouverture d’une seconde gare de chemin de fer en 1854, la proximité de Paris et l’essor économique du Second Empire.
En 1858, le marché est ouvert. En 1860, Antonin Raynaud installe l’usine de la parfumerie Oriza, suivi du parfumeur Roger-et-Gallet. Le 30 Juin 1866, Napoléon III promulgue la loi de création de la commune de Levallois-Perret. L’année même de la création de la commune, Gustave Eiffel y installe ses ateliers où seront fabriqués tous les éléments qui formeront ensuite la célèbre Tour. C’est l’époque où Louis Blériot construit à Levallois ses premières machines volantes et où Clément Bayard, l’illustre fabricant de bicyclettes, se lance dans la construction de motocyclettes, de voiturettes, voitures de compétition, de dirigeables, d’avions en série.
Ce dynamisme si typiquement levalloisien est symbolisé dans les armes de la ville par des abeilles, ces butineuses infatigables, tandis que l’univers du parfum et celui de l’industrie mécanique sont illustrés par un brûle-parfum et une roue dentée.
Aujourd’hui de grands groupes à la pointe de l’innovation participent à faire de Levallois une des villes motrices des Hauts-de-Seine. Leur présence symbolise les profondes mutations d’une commune historiquement ouvrière entrée de plein pied dans la nouvelle économie des services.

Contacts presse :
Françoise Legrand – Commissaire d’exposition
01 49 68 32 53 – flegrand@ville-levallois.fr
Héloïse Guillet – Attachée de presse
01 41 05 36 38 / hguillet@ville-levallois.fr
Hôtel de Ville de Levallois – Place de la République - 92300 Levallois
Inauguration de l’exposition : mercredi 20 janvier à 19 h. Sur invitation uniquement.
Entrée libre du jeudi 21 janvier au dimanche 21 février 2010 de 9 h à 18 h
Catalogue de l’exposition : 5 €
Renseignements : 01 47 39 50 17 / www.ville-levallois.fr

UKTI is organising an aerospace sector mission to Washington State to coincide with the Pacific North West Aerospace Alliance Annual Conference. The mission will run from 8 - 12 February 2010. The benefits of participation will include:

* Hear presentations from key OEMs and Industry Analysts
* Participate in pre-arranged one to one meetings with OEMs and Tier 1 Suppliers
* Network with key aerospace companies
* Tour of Boeing 787 factory and meeting with Boeing Technology Alliance contacts
* Participate in group visits to companies based in Washington State including GE Aviation Systems, Esterline and Eaton Aerospace

Draft Programme:
Monday 8 February
Delegates depart UK for Seattle
Evening – Informal welcome dinner

Tuesday 9 February
Attendance at Pacific North West Aerospace Alliance
Annual Conference and associated networking events

Wednesday 10 February
Attendance at Pacific North West Aerospace Alliance
Annual Conference and associated networking events

Thursday 11 February
Group visits to companies in Seattle region
(Boeing and GE Aviation approached)
Evening networking reception with local industry

Friday 12 February
Group visits to companies in Seattle region
(Esterline and Eaton Aerospace approached)
Overnight travel back to UK

Contact:
Fiona Simpson
Fax: 020 7091 4545
Email: fiona.simpson@adsgroup.org.uk

Technological Solutions in a Fluid Environment

As the continually aging aircraft fleet is tasked at the highest levels in history, the DoD has outlined road-maps to extend their service life and utility with technological avionics improvements across the board. At the same time, the growing needs of a constantly changing war environment must be addressed while increased congestion and safety concerns require attention as well.

The need for new and better solutions to increase situational awareness in a fluid environment has never been greater!

This year’s Cockpit Avionics Summit will detail current efforts and developments in the fields of NextGen requirements and how the DoD will meet the timeline, interoperability, and plans to adapt in an uncertain future. In today’s complex and rapidly changing battle environment, aircraft operators are becoming increasingly inundated with never-before seen challenges necessary for mission success and ultimately safety. So, now more than ever, it is essential to key upon the latest technological solutions in a fluid environment.

IDGA’s Cockpit Avionics Summit will outline objectives and themes in both rotorcraft and fixed-wing road-maps that aim to adapt to elusive threats while increase safety and improving SA.

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES

* Learn why Mexico's Aeronautical Industry has grown from 100 U.S. and European manufacturers in 2004 to over 300 in 2009
* Gain knowledge of the competitive advantages aerospace manufacturers enjoy in Mexico. Click here to view geographical location of aerospace companies in Mexico, including: Cessna, Bombardier, Honeywell, Zodiac, Safran, Goodrich, Triumph, GE, Bell Helicopter, Pratt & Whitney, Hawker Beechcraft, Daher and many others
* Objectively analyze the present and future business conditions of the Aerospace Industry in Mexico
* Obtain detailed and privileged information on the current state and development potential of Mexico’s Aerospace Industry
* Interact with Mexico's aerospace products plant managers
* Develop an itemized cost operating pro-forma of a potential offshore manufacturing project in Mexico
* Hear from industry experts and OEM’s about the opportunities to participate in Mexico’s Aerospace Industry value chain
* Learn details of aerospace intellectual property protection and BASA approvals

On 9 and 10 February, ESA will hold its First International Security Symposium, to share information on security approaches, challenges and evolution that international organisations face in the current geopolitical situation.

The symposium will be held at ESA’s centre for Earth Observation (ESRIN) in Frascati, Italy. Partner international organisations including the European Commission, International Criminal Court, United Nations, CERN, European Southern Observatory and CNES, will present their security objectives and their relation to the corporate mission, their corporate approach to security, the level of compliance, perceived challenges, and their plans for security evolution.

Industrial partners of ESA are also invited to present their approaches and demonstrate their products.

To register and for further information please contact:

Ms Susan Varani
ESA’s Security Office
ESRIN, Frascati
Tel +39 0694180881
Email Susan.Varani @ esa.int

Igniting the Space Economy

For the past 12 years, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Office of Commercial Space Transportation has hosted the Commercial Space Transportation Conference in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. 2010 marks the 13th year that this conference will provide a forum for policy makers and technical experts to share their insights and discuss developments in commercial space transportation and other related industries.

The 13th Annual FAA Commercial Space Transportation Conference will be held on Wednesday–Thursday, 10–11 February 2010, at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, Virginia.

Conference panel sessions, designed to amplify the conference theme of "Igniting the Space Economy," have been categorized into three tracks: Commercial Space Technologies, Commercial Space Business, and Commercial Space Regulatory Concerns.

Keynote speakers for the conference include FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt (confirmed) and NASA Administrator Charles Bolden, Jr. (invited).

Specific panel sessions include:

* Safety Related Enabling Technologies, moderated by Nick Demidovich, FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation
* Future Technologies, moderated by Kyu Hwang, FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation
* Investment in Innovation, moderated by Paul Eckert, The Boeing Company
* COTS/ISS CRS: Launching Into the Future, moderated by Chuck Larsen, FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation
* Accident Planning, moderated by Robert S. Dickman, AIAA
* Regulatory Role of Enabling the Space Economy, moderated by Ken Wong, FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation
* and many more.


“We Have Ignition” for...

* Blazing New Ideas
* High Energy Speakers
* Enlightening Policymakers
* Firing Up Your Network
* Panels to Kindle Your Imagination
* Hot Technologies

« Evolution du climat : que nous apprend le passé ? »

Avec Jean Jouzel, Président de la SMF, Chercheur au Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l’Environnement.
Contact presse

Florence SEROUSSI

Responsable Relations Presse et Publiques

Tél.: 05 62 71 56 46 - Port. 06 08 96 96 50

f.seroussi@cite-espace.com

Av. Jean Gonord - BP 25855

31506 Toulouse Cedex 5 - France

Defexpo 2010 to be 15% bigger than Defexpo 2008!

Defexpo 2010 India, the land and naval systems show to be held in New Delhi from February 14-18 2010 will be 15% bigger over Defexpo 2008.

Organized by the Defense Exhibitions Organization (DEO), it is expected to be held over 20,000 square metres of space, as compared to 17000 square meters of Defexpo 2008.

All available space is said to be sold out with major exhibitors such as Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, Boeing, Mahindra-BAE Systems, Tatas, HAL, DRDO, Finmechannica, SAAB and several others cornering most prominent spaces.

There is also tremendous interest from Indian exhibitors, particularly the small and medium industry which has made Defexpo a key event to showcase their defense manufacturing capabilities.

Small and medium companies from Europe, U.S., Israel and other countries who are sub-contractors to large integrators are also attending Defexpo in a big way.

The organizers are planning major initiatives to make the participation of exhibitors worthwhile including B2B meetings, seminar and VVIP lounges.

The response to the event has been overwhelming as despite a late state in booking of exhibition space, the show has been sold out in a record 4 -6 weeks of commencing bookings.

A Focused Trade Exhibition for the Aviation Services Industry in Africa.

For the first time on South African soil, a truly focused, international, business-to-business trade exhibition for the African civil aviation services industry - AIR Africa 2010 (Aviation Industry Rendezvous) will take place at Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand from Tuesday 16 to Thursday 18 February 2010.

GRAND CENTRAL AIRPORT has confirmed their support of AIR Africa 2010. This positive development will impact on the service we are able to offer our exhibitors who market aircraft as they will now have the opportunity of displaying their aircraft at the static display park at Grand Central.

Grand Central is in close proximity to the Gallagher Convention Centre and a shuttle service will be arranged between the exhibition and the airport so that exhibitors can take their clients to view the aircraft.

Grand Central will also offer an aircraft parking facility for exhibitors at Gallagher.

THE CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA (SACAA) has offered its full support to the event and will be participating in the master class and dialogue sessions covering relevant issues pertinent to the civil aviation industry on safety standards and proposed legislation on training.

SMART Technology Pavilion at AIR Africa Expo 2010.

A separate Pavilion is being created on AIR Africa 2010 for members of SMART-X. This up-to-the-minute technology including smart technology, biometrics, barcode technology, security and RFID, being phased into the aviation industry, will be represented at the exhibition.

AIR Africa is intended to meet the needs of the commercial and general aviation and airline industries in Africa.

AIR Africa is a cost effective, three-day business-to-business exhibition with no flying dislpay, in order to promote and create an environment highly conducive to the conduct of business. With worldwide changes in materials and technology continually affecting the aviation sector, AIR Africa 2010 will serve to bridge the gap between dedicated aviation service suppliers and decision makers in the aviation industry responsible for purchasing services and products.

The MRO Middle East Conference and Exhibition is strate­gically designed to offer the newest and most innovative concepts and best practices, while encouraging the advancement of the airline and aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul industries in the Middle East. Speakers will address the current and future forecast for this market, cost and staffing issues, supply chain trends, and a wide variety of other concerns. The most dynamic solutions to your challenges will be provided.
Opening remarks and welcome will be delivered by HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman Dubai Airports,
President Dubai Department of Civil Aviation,
Chairman & CEO Emirates.

Why YOU Need to be at MRO Middle East!

* Annual civil aviation growth in the Middle East is 5.2% vs. an international average of 3.9%
* The number of commercial aircraft serving the region will triple by 2028
* The Middle East Region is set to take delivery of 730 aircraft by 2018 with a further 689 on order up until 2028 – according to Airbus’ latest forecast.
* The Boeing 2009 outlook valued the Middle East Market at $300 billion over the next two decades, which translates into an expected need for 1,710 commercial jets.

Les 70 membres du réseau APG se réunissent en Assemblée Générale une fois par an dans les locaux de IATA à Genève.

APG Global Associates est un réseau volontaire qui distribue commercialise les compagnies aériennes dans 110 pays.

Pour plus de renseignements : www.apg-ga.com

The 35th Annual FAA Aviation Forecast Conference provides an opportunity for leaders in aviation from government and industry to come together and exchange their views for aviation's future. As the theme for this year's conference suggests, the character of the emerging industry recovery is still uncertain. Prominent industry and government leaders will discuss the financial, operational, and environmental impacts on airlines, airports, as well as business and general aviation. Please join us to hear from the decision makers and leaders who are shaping the future of aviation

Gerard Arpey, Chairman, President, and CEO of American Airlines, has accepted our invitation to deliver the Keynote Luncheon Address on the first day of the conference.
Conference Sessions
Tuesday, March 9, 2010 Plenary Session: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Buffet Dinner/Reception: 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m
Wednesday, March 10, 2010 Breakout Sessions: 8 a.m. - noon
Sessions Location
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
801 Mount Vernon Place, NW
Washington, DC 20001

The Premier ATM/ATC Exhibition & Conference Celebrates 20 Years!
Eclipsing all other industry events ATC Global 2010 will celebrate its 20 year next March, and has developed a fresh new look, new features and exciting new formats to ensure you continue gain the maximum value from your 3 day visit .

ATC Global is at the forefront of trends & developments in ATM, attended by close to 5000 industry professionals from over 95 countries and provides multilayered educational, networking and business opportunities for all levels whatever your involvement in Air Traffic Control and Air Traffic Management.

General Information:

Emma Salter
Business Support Administrator
+ 44 (0)20 7921 8669
Fax: +44 (0)20 7921 8549
E-mail: emma.salter@ubm.com

Paula Milburn
Event Director
+ 44 (0)20 7921 8149
Fax: +44 (0)20 7921 8549
E-mail: paula.milburn@ubm.com

Wendy Blundell
Credit Controller
+ 44 (0)1732 377158
Fax: +44 (0)1732 377417
E-mail: wendy.blundell@ubm.com

CANSO is proud to announce its first ever Global ATM Operations Conference, and is pleased to invite you to attend this important opportunity for delivering operational performance improvements. The event is hosted by CANSO at the Holiday Inn Amsterdam, the Netherlands on 10-11 March 2010.


With contributions of over 100 ANSP Operations Directors and senior aviation industry experts and leaders, this conference will discuss:



ATM Operational Efficiency
ATM Operational Harmonisation
ATM Standards of Excellence
Industry Debate on Aviation Trends and Key Issues
The Future Of Air Traffic Management Operations
Determine Our Global ATM Operational Priorities
Efficient And Collaborative Use Of Airspace
Data Sharing And Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) between ANSPs and Industry

Further programme and registration information can be found online at www.canso.org/operationsconference.

The Home Office Scientific Development Branch (HOSDB) exhibition is the UK'sonly secure event for displaying the latest security equipment for law enforcement and public security. It focuses on the four Home Office key buiness areas:

* Crime and Policing
* Security and Counter Terrorism
* Identity Management
* Border Security

As the event is closed, visitors are able to talk to exhibitorsw about operational requirements and exhibtors can safely display their sensitive products in confidence. All equipment manufacturers and service suppliers need HOSDB approval to attend.

For more information on visiting or exhibiting at HOSDB 2010, please contact Chris Higgins at A|D|S:
Tel: +44 (0)1428 602630
Email: chris.higgins@adsgroup.org.uk

Un rendez-vous exceptionnel pour votre performance industrielle !
Le salon de l’Industrie et de la sous-traitance du Grand Ouest est le rendez-vous fixé par les entrepreneurs industriels à leurs clients. L’occasion de présenter les technologies phares et innovantes, les solutions produits et services mais aussi de se rencontrer au cours d’ateliers et forums. Tous les corps de métiers y sont représentés : Sous-traitance industrielle / transformation des composites, des plastiques et caoutchouc, du bois, des métaux (chaudronnerie, décolletage, fonderie, métallerie, traitements de surfaces, usinage, découpe …), électronique/électricité …, Equipements pour l’industrie : automatisation, composants, informatique industrielle, machines spéciales, mesure/contrôle, outillage, robotique …, Maintenance industrielle : bâtiment/travaux, manutention, logistique, fournitures industrielles …, Eco-industrie et Sécurité au travail : éco-conception, traitement de l’air, du bruit, des déchets, de l’eau, des pollutions…, recyclage…, Services à l’industrie : informatique industrielle, bureau d’études, banque, finance, assurance, certification …

Autant de savoir-faire et d’expertises qui font la puissance de l’industrie et de la sous-traitance du Grand Ouest et que l’on retrouve dans ses secteurs phares : les sciences de la vie, l’aéronautique, la construction navale et les transports terrestres, la plasturgie, les TIC / l’électronique, la mécanique...

Contact:
Isabelle Petit
Ligne directe : 01 56 26 72 29
ipetit@profilepr.fr

The Home Office Scientific Development Branch (HOSDB) exhibition is the UK'sonly secure event for displaying the latest security equipment for law enforcement and public security. It focuses on the four Home Office key buiness areas:

* Crime and Policing
* Security and Counter Terrorism
* Identity Management
* Border Security

As the event is closed, visitors are able to talk to exhibitorsw about operational requirements and exhibtors can safely display their sensitive products in confidence. All equipment manufacturers and service suppliers need HOSDB approval to attend.

For more information on visiting or exhibiting at HOSDB 2010, please contact Chris Higgins at A|D|S:
Tel: +44 (0)1428 602630
Email: chris.higgins@adsgroup.org.uk

The time is ripe to shape our energy future.
A series of key events will be staged in Brussels, including:

23 March 2010
Morning: high-level intelligent energy policy conference
Where: Charlemagne building, Rue de la Loi 170, 1040 Brussels
Evening: presentation of the Sustainable Energy Europe Awards
Where: Theatre du Vaudeville, Galerie de la Reine, 1000 Brussels

24 March 2010
Thematic workshops focusing on energy efficiency and renewable energy: the ideal platform for making new contacts and exchanging views with experts.
Where: Charlemagne building, Rue de la Loi 170, 1040 Brussels

25 March 2010
EU funding and networking seminars
Where: Centre Albert Borschette, Rue Froissart 36, 1040 Brussels

A series of key events will be staged in Brussels.
Did you know?
The EU Sustainable Energy Week is the reference event for sustainable issues in Europe. It forms part of the Sustainable Energy Europe Campaign which is an initiative of the European Commission launched in 2005.

The Sustainable Energy Europe Campaign contributes to achieving the European Union's energy policy targets within the fields of renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, clean transport and alternative fuels.

The EUSEW in 2009 combined 149 events in Brussels and outside with over 30,000 participants.

EUSEW is organised by the Executive Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation (EACI) on behalf of the European Commission's Directorate-General for Energy and Transport.