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FIRST HEATING TECHNOLOGIES EXHIBITION IS TO OPEN IN YEREVAN ON MARCH 15, 2006
ARKA News Agency, Armenia
March 15, 2006
YEREVAN, March 15. /ARKA/. The first heating technologies exhibition is
to open in Yerevan on March 15, 2006, according to the press release
received Tuesday by ARKA News Agency from Government-affiliated
Renewable Energy Fund. Armenia heating companies, banks and
representatives of local self-governing bodies will take part in the
event aimed at informing the community about heating technologies
and establishing business ties between all participants of the
market - companies, banks, credit organizations, donors and city
authorities. These ties establishment will lay due groundwork for
establishing relations with Armenian and foreign potential investors
and customers, the press release says.
Armenian Renewable Energy Fund intends to provide credits to potential
heating suppliers through commercial banks and to modernize this area.
The exhibition is organized by the Fund as part of WB-financed program
focused on city heating as well as by the USAID.
ARKA News Agency, Armenia
March 15, 2006
YEREVAN, March 15. /ARKA/. The first heating technologies exhibition is
to open in Yerevan on March 15, 2006, according to the press release
received Tuesday by ARKA News Agency from Government-affiliated
Renewable Energy Fund. Armenia heating companies, banks and
representatives of local self-governing bodies will take part in the
event aimed at informing the community about heating technologies
and establishing business ties between all participants of the
market - companies, banks, credit organizations, donors and city
authorities. These ties establishment will lay due groundwork for
establishing relations with Armenian and foreign potential investors
and customers, the press release says.
Armenian Renewable Energy Fund intends to provide credits to potential
heating suppliers through commercial banks and to modernize this area.
The exhibition is organized by the Fund as part of WB-financed program
focused on city heating as well as by the USAID.