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4th NGV Conference in Prague: Prospects for the Development and Use of CNG in Transport

NGVA Europe member the Czech Gas Association invites to its 4th International Conference on 9 and 10 February in the Czech capital city of Prague. The event is organised under the auspices of the Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic and will be held at the Dorint Hotel Don Giovanni in Prague, on 9 and 10 February 2011. A separate exhibition of NGV technology and equipment is a fringe event to complement the conference programme.

Dorint_Hotel_Prague

For the fourth year, the Czech Gas Association continues its most successful tradition of organising international conferences dedicated to the use of compressed natural gas and biomethane for transport in Central and Eastern Europe.

CNG is viewed as the most promising alternative motor fuel over the medium term and features a number of financial, safety and environmental benefits. The use of CNG and biomethane in transport, new views and trends, and NGV manufacturers’ and operators’ experiences are the topics of this Conference. Speakers from Canada, Italy, France, Finland, Poland, Russia, the Czech Republic and other countries will be part of the discussions.

The increasing intensity of traffic has negative impacts on the environment and the rising consumption of liquid oil-based fuels is not sustainable. Central Europe’s transport infrastructure offering a sufficient number of CNG refuelling stations would also support growth in the number of CNG vehicles and provide drivers with greater comfort, easy travel across the various countries, less expensive journeying, and the good feeling of contributing to environmental protection.

All NGVA Europe members pay like the Czech Gas Asccociation members a reduced participation fee of only 360 Euros!

Please register for th event by using the registration form at the bottom, for any questions on the 4th NGV Conference please refer directly to:

Pavel Novak
NGV Manager

Czech Gas Association
Novodvorska 803/82
142 00 Prague 4
Czech Republic

tel.: +420 241 049 725
fax: +420 222 518 811
WWW: www.cgoa.cz, www.cng.cz

NGVA Europe member the NGV Communications Group will also take an active part in Czech Gas Association’s 4th International Conference presenting to attendees NGV2011 Berlin, the 2nd NGVA Europe International Show & Workshops to be held on June 7-9, 2011, in Berlin, Germany (official website: http://www.ngv2011berlin.com/en/).