Exhibition on energy efficient technology opens in Vietnam

(Xinhua)

19:45, May 29, 2013

HANOI, May 29 (Xinhua) -- The fifth International Energy Technology-Environment 2013 (ENTECH) kicked off in Vietnam's capital Hanoi on Wednesday.

The three-day exhibition drew the participation of nearly 100 enterprises from Vietnam, the Republic of Korea, China, China's Taiwan and Japan, showcasing energy saving and environmentally friendly technologies and products.

The exhibition aims to create favorable conditions for local businesses to access advanced technological solutions, publicize their hi-tech products and devices that save energy, and cleaner manufacturing technologies.

Technologies and products on show include lighting systems; electrical and heating equipment, gas systems, home appliances, renewable and new energy; clean manufacturing technologies and environment technologies.

A workshop on energy saving solutions for small and medium- sized enterprises will also be organized in the sidelines of the exhibition.

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（Editor：WangXin、Wang Jinxue）

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