Smart Cities: Solutions in Energy Storage, Green Hydrogen, and Electric Mobility

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Published on 08/09/2022 at 17:36

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Smart Cities Brazil Is an Efficient Event in the Concept of Smart Cities and Will Feature Three Simultaneous Forums Focused on Energy Storage, Electric Mobility, and Green Hydrogen on October 4 and 5 in Sorocaba (SP)

The city of Sorocaba, in São Paulo, will host in October the largest renewable energy event in the country. The event on smart cities, known as “Smart Cities Brazil,” will take place at the city’s technology park on October 4 and 5 in a special format, with three simultaneous forums focused on energy storage, electric vehicles, and green hydrogen, according to the event organizing company, Grupo FRG Mídias & Eventos, which aims to bring together experts from the three fastest-growing renewable energy sectors in the country and promote the exchange of experiences and information among them.

In total, there will be more than 200 lectures and 90 discussion panels, according to the organization. Additionally, during the three days of the event, attendees can visit exhibits from the main players in the sector, aimed at providing more information about the solutions available to Brazilian entrepreneurs, focusing on energy storage, electric mobility, and green hydrogen.

The CEO of Grupo FRG Mídias & Eventos Talks About the Importance of Smart Cities

Tiago Fraga, CEO of Grupo FRG Mídias & Eventos, emphasizes that the main goal of Smart Cities Brazil is to have the opportunity to work on the segmentation of smart cities, from transportation synchronization to electric mobility, cybersecurity, renewable energy, energy storage, green hydrogen, and other fundamentals that will revolutionize cities around the world, the “smart cities.”

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Simultaneous registrations are underway through the event of interest. The 2nd International Green Hydrogen Forum (Hydrogen Forum), the International Electric Mobility and Electric Vehicles Forum (Move Forum), and the 4th International Energy Storage Forum (Energy Storage Brazil). Interested parties can visit the website of any of the forums and register. After registration, participants will have simultaneous access to all forums.

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Smart Cities: Solutions in Energy Storage, Green Hydrogen, and Electric Mobility

Smart Cities Brazil Is an Efficient Event in the Concept of Smart Cities and Will Feature Three Simultaneous Forums Focused on Energy Storage, Electric Mobility, and Green Hydrogen on October 4 and 5 in Sorocaba (SP)

The CEO of Grupo FRG Mídias & Eventos Talks About the Importance of Smart Cities

Check Now How to Register for Smart Cities Brazil, the Largest Renewable Energy Event in the Country.

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Smart Cities: Solutions in Energy Storage, Green Hydrogen, and Electric Mobility

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The CEO of Grupo FRG Mídias & Eventos Talks About the Importance of Smart Cities

Check Now How to Register for Smart Cities Brazil, the Largest Renewable Energy Event in the Country.

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