2016 Twenty-second Turkish Electricity Energy Show ICCI (China total generation) invitations Show time: 27-29 April 2016 Venue: Turkey - Istanbul Sponsor: Turkish Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Exhibition period: a year term Exhibits: 1, power generation and manufacturing equipment, power plants, generators (group) transmission and distribution equipment, high voltage power transmission equipment; 2, solar products and photovoltaic systems and equipment: solar electric power systems, solar thermal water systems, optoelectronic components; 3, renewable energy and new energy-related technologies and equipment: wind, hydro, geothermal, bio-energy. 4, transmission and distribution equipment, electricity, distribution automation technology and equipment; 5, energy measurement products, electrical measurement, control construction and maintenance equipment; Exhibition Introduction: Turkish Electricity Energy Development (ICCI) is Turkey's most professional Power New Energy Industry event, the 2015 exhibition about the size of 15,000 square meters, 2015 exhibitors, mainly from: Turkey, the United States, Germany, United Arab Emirates, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, China, Japan, Britain, Switzerland, South Korea, Poland, Slovenia, Saudi Arabia. The show has three exhibition halls, exhibitors well-known enterprises ABB, Siemens, Schneider, Alstom, Areva, General Electric, TBEA, Dongfang Electric Corporation, Harbin Power Engineering Company, Guodian Longyuan, Wilson generators, Wartsila, Yingli new energy. 2015 attendees mainly from: Turkey, the United States, Germany, Albania, Belgium, the United Arab Emirates, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, China, Finland, France, Georgia, India, Hong Kong, Iraq, Britain, Iran, Israel, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Republic of Korea, Kosovo, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Egypt, Lebanon, Moldova, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Taiwan, Sudan, Tunisia, Ukraine, Jordan, Greece, attendees 16504 people, 2016 will reach 18,000 square meters exhibition . ICCI 2015 Exhibition and Conference, will present a whole prospect. Therefore, the liberalization of energy matters, sale and demand forecasts, the EU's energy policy, as well as other technologies, whether at the national or international level have to re-structure problems, such as cogeneration, efficient energy generation technology, energy plant operations, renewable energy, waste management, recycling systems, environmental technology must be effectively addressed. We want you in our midst, in 2016 ICCI meet twenty-first exhibition! Market Overview: Turkey is one of the emerging markets, is also a member of the European customs union, Istanbul is the economic center of Turkey, and Turkish Eurasian land location can affect the Balkans, Eastern Europe, CIS countries, Arab countries and the Middle East and North Africa. In recent years, Turkey's electricity consumption increased by an average of 8% to 10% per year, and similar growth rate expected in the future. To this end, the country's need for the power project investment of 30 to 40 billion a year. 2015 Turkey's electricity energy show is that you enter West Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe electricity market is an important business platform. In the next 10 years, Turkey is likely to surpass the UK as Europe's third largest electricity consumer, at the same time, the future of Turkey is expected to become more European power energy trading center. Rapid population growth, economic growth is gratifying, and the adjacent low-cost natural gas resources are the advantages of Turkey. In the energy market, Turkish position gradually increased, which may serve as the region's major economies to increase the weight. Turkey's population of about 75 million, is currently showing growth trends, the total population is expected to surpass Germany by 2025, the current German population of 82 million. In fact, the Turkish economy has been booming for years, making it Europe's economic crisis slowdown. Due to geographical location, the Turkish government is keen to create a reference to the Turkish electricity market in southeastern Europe and Central Asia region. Turkish Deputy Energy Minister Krishna said: "As a bridge between Asia and Europe, Turkey is possible to provide the reference price of electricity in the region." Consulting firm Eurasia Group analyst Mala Fu said: "The potential for future development in Turkey huge. With the increase of urban population, Turkey is very strong future growth, its energy demand is expected to double by 2023. This demand for electricity can be quite level with the British demand for electricity, the United Kingdom is now the EU's third largest electricity consumer, second only to Germany and France "Baringa consulting firm financial and energy consultant Bao Ling said:" Turkey may become one of the most attractive electricity markets in Europe in order to meet the rapidly growing demand for electricity, the Turkish government is the liberalization of the electricity market. adopt positive measures. "