Our company attended the environment exhibition “Clean Energy Expo Asia 2010”
From 11/2 to 11/4 (3days) in Singapore.
Numbers of exhibitors: 173 companies and organizations (From 24 countries)
Numbers of visitors: About 5,000 (1500 more compare to 2009)
It was my first time to Singapore. The street was nice and clean. The city was also very safe, made me want to live there.
This is the outside of the conference hall. I can’t find any garbage on the street.
Because Singapore is called the accumulation place for information, there were a lot intellectual people came.We could get a lot of useful information from visitors.
This is the photo of our booth.
From the first day, many visitors came to our booth. They were very interested in the waste-to-oil plant. I see their high interest since the garbage problem is very closed to our life.
I explained to the visitor that the production cost is less than JPY20 (about US$0.25) per litter including the plant cost in 5years depreciation. Then he was excited and told me “I will report to my boss!” and carefully wrote down the data on his notepad.
I have met the Energy Minister from Brunei, who was very interested in our technology.
Garbage disposal is also a big problem in Brunei just like other peripheral countries.
They are thinking to set up a power generator plant from garbage, but the problem is the quantity of plastics. It’s difficult to collect enough plastics since Brunei is a small country.
So I explained that our waste-to-oil plant can solve their problem because our plant don’t need so much plastics to be fed.
Vice-governor of Hainan Province (where is called Hawaii in China) came to our booth and was very earnest to listen to my explanation.
He was a chemical engineer before. So I was very lucky to learn much specialized knowledge from him.
There were also very famous people in environment industry visiting our booth. “It is a very excellent technology, so I want to expand this business in Africa” He told me so.
At the reception party I have met a guest who wanted to become our agency.
So we made a plan for the business meeting next week in Chennai, India.
At the last night of exhibition, my boss and me celebrated in Swissotel The Stamford. I was moved by the beautiful night scene.
I’m very happy to meet so many people during the three-day exhibition.
Thank you very much for visiting our booth.
I’m looking forward to seeing you again.
We will do our best to popularize our technology around Singapore and other peripheral countries as soon as possible.
P.S.
It’s a pity that I had no time to visit the Merlion, where I looked forward to visit.
