IGBC - SIDBI Workshops and B2B meetings for Investment in Energy Efficiency Building Projects

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Dear Friends,

Greetings !

We are pleased to inform you that Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) part of CII with the support of Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) is organizing a series of Workshops & B2B Interactions across the country on to promote investment towards enhancing Energy Efficiency in Existing Building Projects.
Confirm your participation by filling online registration form:
The objective of Workshop is as follows:
·         Promote business cases for ESCOs
·         Provide an opportunity for Building owners to explore funding for Energy Efficiency
·         Enable technology vendors to identify progressive building owners for partnership
·         Facilitate facility Managers to identify ESCOs for enhancing operating efficiency
·         Create platform for Financial Institutions for exploring investment opportunities
Who should attend?
The following stakeholders are invited :
v  ESCOs who are associated with Buildings
v  Commercial Building owners ( with built up area more than 50,000 Sq.ft)
v  Facility managers
v  Equipment and Technology manufacturers
v  Financial Institutions
v  Developers operating Existing Buildings
Date  & Location of Workshops
Date
Location
Venue
Time
28-Feb-17
Hyderabad
Novotel, HICC
0930 Hrs -1600 Hrs
9-Mar-17
New Delhi
India Habitat Centre
0930 Hrs -1600 Hrs
17-Mar-17
Jaipur
The Fern Hotel 
0930 Hrs -1600 Hrs
22-Mar-17
Mumbai
Hotel Lalith 
0930 Hrs -1600 Hrs

These workshops organized at multiple cities are to facilitate & encourage the local stakeholders to be involved in & promote an environment sensitive cause. However, organizations with national presence may nominate their officials for any of the above workshops. Participation in this forum is by invitation only.
Delegate Fee:
Please note there is NO delegate fee to participate in these workshops & B2B meetings. Registrations will be on ‘First Come, First Served’ Basis. To facilitate better interaction, participants are limited to 75 in No.s per workshop.
We are pleased to attach the draft agenda of the workshop for your ready reference.

We look forward to the pleasure of receiving your confirmation through return Email.
Regards
IGBC team

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