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EIT InnoEnergy: The Business Booster 2023
OCT
Wed
18
OCT
Thu
19

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Location

Amsterdam

RAI, Europaplein 24, Amsterdam
Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility EIT

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EIT InnoEnergy is organising The Business Booster 2023, which will take place on 18 and 19 October 2023 in Amsterdam.

The Business Booster connects investors, industry and policy makers in the context of sustainable energy solutions.

This event includes pitches, +150 exhibitors and B2B meetings.

You can find more information on the main website. Registration is required. The preliminary agenda can be consulted here.

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