The ICCI - Int'l Energy & Environment Fair is a prominent international trade show held in Istanbul, Turkey, dedicated to the critical sectors of Energy and Environmental Protection. Scheduled for September 16, 2026, this event serves as a vital platform for professionals, innovators, and stakeholders to explore the latest advancements and solutions in these crucial fields. With an anticipated gathering of 200 exhibitors and 12,000 visitors, ICCI offers a significant opportunity for networking, knowledge exchange, and business development. Attendees can connect with industry leaders, discover new technologies, and discuss strategies for a sustainable future. It's an essential meeting point for anyone involved in energy production, distribution, efficiency, renewable resources, and environmental conservation efforts. The fair's international scope and substantial participant numbers make it an ideal venue for fostering collaborations and staying abreast of global trends in sustainable development.
Highlights
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International Focus on Key Industries
The fair is an international event specifically dedicated to the vital fields of Energy and Environmental Protection, drawing participants from across the globe.
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Significant Industry Gathering
With an expected 200 exhibitors and 12,000 visitors, ICCI provides a substantial platform for networking and business opportunities.
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Strategic Location in Istanbul, Turkey
Hosted in Istanbul, Turkey, the event benefits from a geographically important location, connecting diverse markets in energy and environment.
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Dedicated to Future Sustainability
Focused on energy and environmental protection, the fair addresses critical global challenges and promotes sustainable solutions for the future.
Previous Edition
12,000
Attendees
200
Exhibitors
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Net Area
FAQ
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The full name is ICCI - Int'l Energy & Environment Fair.
The fair is scheduled to take place starting on September 16, 2026.
The event is held in Istanbul, Turkey.
The fair focuses on the Energy and Environmental Protection industries.
The fair expects to host 200 exhibitors and attract 12,000 visitors.
