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Windergy India 2022 To Be Held From 27 – 29, April 2022

Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association (IWTMA) along with PDA Trade Fairs, a Bangalore-based Trade Fair Organiser is organising the 4th edition of India's only comprehensive International Trade Fair and Conference for the Wind Power Sector, Windergy India 2022. Supported by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Government of India, the event will be held from 27 - 29 April 2021 at the Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India.

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India is a country that is increasingly producing its requirement of energy from renewable sources and currently, 26.37 % (103055 MW) of the total installed power capacity (390791 MW) is from renewable energy, of which 38.80 % is contributed by Wind Energy (39990 MW). During COP-26, India has pledged 500 GW of RE by 2030, of which a minimum of 140 GW from Wind which gives a trajectory of 11 GW per annum capacity addition. Since July 1995, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has been issuing guidelines for wind power development, to ensure a balanced growth in the sector. With encouragement from Governments – both at the Centre and State – the industry has an annual manufacturing capacity of 10000 MW of wind turbines, which can be ramped up to 15000 MW.

It has also achieved about 80% indigenisation, which is in line with the “Make in India” initiative, thus significantly contributing to the rural economy. By the year 2022, due to various regulatory initiatives, the country plans to add a colossal 60,000 MW wind power capacity to its present level of 39990 MW. Currently, the installed renewable energy capacity is 103055 MW, of which solar and wind comprise 47666 MW and 39990 MW, respectively.

Windergy India 2022 is being organised at a time when Industry is on the cusp of exponential growth that is attracting considerable interest. The event is

primarily a business-to-business trade fair and conference that will enable industry experts source 2 technologies, products and services, while also serving as a vibrant platform for policymakers, regulatory authorities, international and domestic technology, solutions and service providers from the wind power industry all over the world to meet, interact and engage with one another.

It envisages bringing together over 6000 key decision-makers for the 3-day meet that will facilitate the interaction and deliberation on the future of wind power in India. The focus of the Conference would be on climate change, offshore wind, energy storage, clean Hydrogen and Ammonia in addition to policy & regulations related discussions. Attendees can gain by meeting over 200 wind-energy technology companies who will be exhibiting cutting-edge wind power production & distribution solutions and technologies. With 2 days of intense deliberations along with the 3-day exhibition, it offers unmatched networking opportunities for participants.

BAUMA CONEXPO INDIA Announces 2023 Trade Fair Dates

bauma CONEXPO INDIA—the International Trade Fair for Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Mining Machines, and Construction Vehicles will now take place on January 31—February 03, 2023 at India Expo Centre (IEC), Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh.

Mr. Bhupinder Singh, CEO, bC Expo India Pvt. Ltd. said, “We have arrived at the dates of bauma CONEXPO INDIA after thorough market assessment and consultation with our key stakeholders. The pandemic has showed our industry a lot of potential for alternative digital communication, business innovations and collaboration, but at the same time also confirmed the huge importance of personal contact and dialog with the clients, partners and business professionals.”

Mr. Arvind Garg, Chairman, bauma CONEXPO INDIA—Task Force and Executive Vice President and Head, Construction and Mining Machinery at Larsen & Toubro Ltd said, “At a time when the industry's mood is gradually lifting, the event at the new venue on new dates will allow the industry to participate whole heartedly and put their best foot forward. The India Expo Centre & Mart is emerging as the center for World trade with a modern, large, integrated and multipurpose exhibition & convention center. We look forward to supporting the event and participating in the upcoming edition of bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2023”.

ICEMA is pleased to continue its partnership and long-standing cooperation with bauma CONEXPO INDIA aimed at bringing industry stakeholders together to network, explore business opportunities and showcase latest innovations, said Mr. Dimitrov Krishnan, President, ICEMA & Managing Director, Volvo CE India. He mentioned that this platform will enable the industry to exchange insights & best practices with their counterparts. An exposure to the vast product offerings from the Indian CE industry will encourage higher mechanization levels in the Indian construction sector and will also help develop a robust manufacturing ecosystem in the country. This initiative will strengthen India's position as a major potential exporter of construction equipment to global markets.

With its next edition in 2023, the focus will be on future trends, latest innovations and new projects in the construction, building materials and mining machinery industries.

India Mattresstech + Upholstery Supplies Expo (IME) 2022 Rescheduled To 2 – 5 June, 2022

The 6th edition of INDIA MATTRESSTECH + UPHOLSTERY SUPPLIES EXPO (IME) International Trade Fair for Mattress and Upholstery Production Technology, Machinery, Supplies, Production Tools and Accessories, colocated with INDIAWOOD will now take place from 2 – 5 June, 2022.

Considering the current situation arising out of Covid, especially Omicron, a conscious and measured decision has been taken to reschedule the event dates. The new dates also present the best possible opportunity for business and networking, not only within the Indian Industry but also with overseas exhibitors and visitors.

“The India Mattresstech Expo is the only dedicated exhibition in the country for mattress and upholstery production technology, machinery and supplies. The Industry is on a robust growth trajectory and we are looking forward to a great edition”, said Sonia Prashar, Managing Director and Chairperson of the Management Board, NürnbergMesse India.

Sivakumar Venugopal, Group Director, NürnbergMesse India shares, “India ’ s overall mattress market has grown at a CAGR of above 11 percent over the last five years. There has been a paradigm shift in terms of consumer awareness not just in the metros, but across cities and small towns in India.The changing market dynamics due to the pandemic and increased ecommerce adoption are expected to further drive the growth of this Industry. Meet all leading players from the mattress production technology only at IME” .

INDIAWOOD- International Trade Fair for Furniture Production Technologies, Woodworking Machinery, Tools, Fittings, Accessories, Raw Materials and Product will also now take place from 2 – 6 June, 2022 concurrent to IME.

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The India Pavilion Highlights MICE Segments To Boost Tourism At Expo 2020 Dubai

Two special sessions were held at the India Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, which conducted 'Tourism Fortnight,' to promote sustainable tourism and the MICE market in the country. The sessions themed 'Tourism at Crossroads - Mainstreaming sustainability for the future of tourism' and 'Meet in India: Emerging Hub for Business and Social Events' were attended by key officials from the Ministry of Tourism, government of India, as well as industry professionals, this week.

Moderated by Amaresh Tiwari, Vice Chairman, ICPB, the session was virtually addressed by Rakesh Kumar Verma, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, and Chairman, India Convention Promotion Bureau. "MICE industry is an important contributor to national economies as it contributes to income generation and creates huge employment opportunities, provides an impetus to hospitality services including sectors like accommodation, food and beverages, convention services, transportation, tourism, and entertainment," Verma said during the session titled "Meet in India: Emerging Hub for Business and Social Events."

India has superb convention and hospitality infrastructure, unrivalled cultural and natural attractions, and a rapidly growing economy, all of which contribute to the country's emergence as a corporate and social event hub." He went on to say that, given its rapid economic expansion and increased demand from consumers and industry destinations, India is a very appealing market for exhibitions.

Wedding tourism

Another crucial sector that Verma highlighted is that of Wedding Tourism. He said: “Wedding is another important niche area which is growing rapidly, many destinations in the country are emerging as wedding destinations and industry is getting more organised.”

Talking about the roadmap of MICE Tourism in India, Verma said: “Ministry of Tourism is working on the strategy to position India as a MICE destination in the world and a hub of mega conferences and exhibitions. It is working towards creating enabling conditions and institutional framework at the central, state and city level for the growth of MICE industry. The shortterm goal of the Ministry is to enhance India's share in MICE business to two per cent from the current share of approximately one per cent to promote the growth of MICE industry in the country.”

Tourism at crossroads

Addressing the session, 'Tourism at Crossroads – Mainstreaming sustainability for future of tourism', Rao said: “Tourism is one of the important sectors globally as it provides almost 1113 per cent of employment globally, and ranges between 7-9 per cent of the GDP of many countries. The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has clearly defined guidelines for Sustainable Tourism which are to conserve government resources, protect biodiversity while respecting resources of the cultures, benefiting the local communities and to address the needs and benefits of the tourism industry.”

He added that planning is an important aspect of urbanisation that must be carefully addressed in order for future generations to thrive.

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