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Global Infrastructure Forum |
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05 Nov 2009 - 06 Nov 2009
Infrastructure is one of the great challenges of our age, with governments across the developed and developing worlds investing trillions of dollars to equip their power, transport, water, waste and communications networks for the demands of the 21st century.
We also need more resource and energy efficient infrastructure to enable the transition to a low carbon economy, which governments now recognise as a critical priority, in response to peak oil, climate change and population growth. The inaugural Global Infrastructure Forum, which takes place in London on 5 - 6 November, aims to accelerate delivery of this new infrastructure for the carbon-conscious age by bringing together the key international players – including policy makers and regulators, funders and their advisors, constructors, owners and operators.
Join more than 300 top level international infrastructure professionals over two days to network and discuss the key issues in designing and delivering key global infrastructure projects.
Location:
Kings Place London
London
United Kingdom
Contact:
Fabienne O'Neill
Sales Executive
fabienne.oneill@ubm.com
020 7921 8230
