We are pleased to invite you to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) International Workshop on the development of thermal power complex. MIT professors and representatives of leading US energy companies will speak about energy trends in the world, Central Asia and Kazakhstan, venture capital in the energy sector, and best practices in the industry. Participants will have the unique opportunity to network with representatives of MIT and US companies.
The workshop will be organized by the SAC FEC, working body of the Energy Ministry's Office of Digital Transformation, as well as Nazarbayev University and NU School of Engineering and Digital Sciences. The workshop is held as part of a joint project between MIT and SAC FEC for the comprehensive development of the heat and power sector in Kazakhstan, which includes scientific research, the introduction of advanced technological solutions, attracting venture capital investments, as well as the formation and development of the professional potential.
Date: March 18-19, 2024
Time: 08:00
Place: Block C3, 1010
To secure your spot at the workshop, please register at the link. Places are limited.
We hope for your participation in a meaningful discussion on the development of heat and power complexes.
The workshop will be organized by the SAC FEC, working body of the Energy Ministry's Office of Digital Transformation, as well as Nazarbayev University and NU School of Engineering and Digital Sciences. The workshop is held as part of a joint project between MIT and SAC FEC for the comprehensive development of the heat and power sector in Kazakhstan, which includes scientific research, the introduction of advanced technological solutions, attracting venture capital investments, as well as the formation and development of the professional potential.
Date: March 18-19, 2024
Time: 08:00
Place: Block C3, 1010
To secure your spot at the workshop, please register at the link. Places are limited.
We hope for your participation in a meaningful discussion on the development of heat and power complexes.