CW Enerji took its place at the ‘Energy Producing Factories Summit and Exhibition’

• CW Enerji introduced its innovative products to visitors at the ‘Energy Producing Factories Summit and Exhibition’ held at the Istanbul Expo Centre. CW Enerji CEO Volkan Yılmaz said, ‘As in every fair, we presented our innovative works to the participants in this fair. While our visitors had the chance to see our products closely by visiting our stand, they were given detailed information by our expert team."
   

CW Enerji participated in the Energy Generating Factories Summit and Exhibition held between 20-23 December.

CW Enerji CEO Volkan Yılmaz stated that they continue to participate in the fairs held one after another and that they also took part in the Energy Producing Factories Summit and Exhibition held at the Istanbul Expo Centre.

Yılmaz stated that they exhibited their products produced with the latest technology at the fair and said, ‘As in every fair, we presented our innovative works to the participants in this fair. While our visitors had the chance to see our products closely by visiting our stand, they were given detailed information by our expert team. Our fair was very productive and beautiful,’ he said.
Stating that they continue to produce new products, Yılmaz noted that they will continue to incorporate new technologies by constantly improving themselves.

Energy production and consumption are increasing day by day

‘We will continue to promote our domestic and national solar panels with our wide range of products by participating in fairs,’ said Yılmaz and continued as follows: ‘As in the world, energy production and consumption in our country is increasing day by day. In order for future generations to live in a cleaner world, it is very important to popularise the production and use of renewable clean energy. Because increasing the use of clean energy means that future generations will have a more favourable world to live in. As CW Enerji, we will continue our efforts to leave a more livable world for future generations.’