WETER LLC at the Future Energy Show 2023 in Philippines

The project team continues to popularize the project itself and the developed wind energy complex – WPP – through participation in various public events: exhibitions, forums, conferences and presentations. On May 15 – 16, 2023, at the site of the Future Energy Show in Manila, specialists from the project team, Kristina Koroleva and Nikita Vasiliev, presented the project itself and the facility under development – a wind energy complex. For clarity of perception and informational support of the presented project and the developed technical solution for generating electricity using wind energy, the participants and visitors of the exhibition were prepared with a working layout of the wind energy complex and a stand with printed material containing graphic drawings and a text explanation of the WPP. The layout of the WPP itself and graphic drawings indicated its intended appearance, design and technological operation of a technically complex device. The mock-up product uses polymer composite materials, plexiglass, polystyrene, some elements are made using light metal products of non-ferrous metal (aluminum), and the backlight from LED lamps is also built into the mock-up. During the exhibition, obvious interest in the presented exposition of the project was observed. The specialists of the project team gave explanations about the proposed technical solution – WPP and the prospects for its use in the infrastructure of modern cities and in rural areas. Persons who have shown interest in the exposition are additionally invited to familiarize themselves with the information site and investment proposals for the project. Contact information was exchanged with a number of exhibitors and visitors to continue the dialogue on possible participation in the project, establishing partnership relations. A major annual Future Energy Show in the Philippines, held at the Mall of Asia, Seashell Ln, Pasay, 1300 Metro Manila, is a congress dedicated to investment, development and partnerships in the energy and utilities sectors in the Philippines. This authoritative forum brings together investors, governments, utilities, energy companies and other key stakeholders focused on the Philippines for discussion, dialogue and networking on the development of the electric power industry using renewable energy sources to achieve a positive impact on the environment and society. During the two days of the forum, innovative ideas, revolutionary changes in the energy market, new industry trends and innovative technologies for the power industry using renewable energy sources, problems of rural electrification and electricity storage were presented and discussed. This event was attended by over 4000 representatives of the energy industry, experts, professionals and partners of various energy projects, more than 80 “world-class” energy solution providers, who demonstrated several hundred objects and technical solutions (products) that transform the country’s energy system. About 100 experts took part in direct presentations of technological solutions in panel debates at the 6-track conference. Future Energy Show has become a showcase for renewable energy facilities in the Philippines with senior executives from power supply companies including Meralco, National Electrification Authority, National Grid Corporation of the Philippines, National Transmission Corporation, National Power Corporation, etc. Participation in such events should predictably attract public attention to the project and the facility being developed, give impetus to the progressive development of the project, to search for partners and attract investments. 🔹 Official Website: 📷 Instagram: 📷 Twitter: 📷 Facebook: 📷 VK: 💬 Support: 💬 Telegram Chanel: 💬 Telegram Project Official Bot: #TIAGLIN #WETER #GorodLES #windfarm #renewableenergy #windturbine #energy #powerstation #powerplant #skyscrapers #windenergy #UrbanTransportation #LogisticsSystem #smartcity #technology #stocks #architecture #finance #exhibition #solarshow #futureshow #philippines