Accelerating the green energy transition
+380 (66) 508-07-64Avenston will take part in the event “Construction technologies and autonomous solutions for infrastructure restoration”, which will be held in Kyiv on July 4, 2023. Event format:
- The exhibition is a platform for demonstrating solutions, technologies, materials and products from domestic and international companies
The business program is the holding of two parallel panels, segmented according to the main directions: - Construction technologies: innovative solutions and modern materials – a platform for the exchange of opinions, ideas and experiences between specialists in the construction industry, contractors, investors and authorities on joint actions and opportunities in the restoration of damaged infrastructure.
Energy infrastructure: autonomous solutions and energy-efficient technologies – discussion of current problems and challenges caused by military aggression, search for effective solutions and creation of partnerships between participants: state institutions, business representatives, industry associations and donor programs.
We are waiting for you on July 4, 2023 at the Mercure Congress Centre.
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