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Where will the Upcoming Conference and Exhibition on Smart Energy, Smart Grid and Smart Cities India Smart Utility Week (ISUW 2019) be held from 12-16 March 2019?

Where will the Upcoming Conference and Exhibition on Smart Energy, Smart Grid and Smart Cities India Smart Utility Week (ISUW 2019) be held from 12-16 March 2019? Correct Answer New Delhi

  • Upcoming Conference and Exhibition on Smart Energy, Smart Grid and Smart Cities India Smart Utility Week (ISUW 2019) will be held from 12-16 March 2019, New Delhi.
  • ISUW 2019 will be inaugurated by Shri AK Bhalla, Secretary, Ministry of Power.
  • More than 40 International Organisations and experts from more than 55 countries and 300+ utility officials will participate in the event.

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