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London-June 23 2009
Evoasis was honored to be invited by Masdar City to display our EVSTAT station designs in the Eco Transport Showcase at the Future Energy Forum 09 in Bilbao, Spain earlier this month. Evoasis has been invited to work with Masdar to investigate the feasibility of building an Evstat Service Station on the entrance to Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, UAE next year, to support the city in their electric transport infrastructure. Masdar City, the world’s first sustainable city to be built from the ground up features solar, wind, thermal and eco transport technologies, while supporting a population of 145,000 residents and workers in a 7 kilometer square “Oasis”. Masdar is well underway with Phase I completion expected in mid-2010 and has been supported by the government of Abu Dhabi and Mubadala Investments, who manage a UAE sovereign fund to promote green tech investing, strategic development, future city planning and technical implementation. Masdar Institute of Science and Technology (MIST) , is working closely with other institutes of higher learning and post-graduate research and fellowship programs, which include Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Michigan, to name just a couple.

Masdar City hosted the Bilbao Eco Transport Showcase in Spain this Month, bring a large group of multi-national companies from the wind and solar energy and transport and sustainable development sectors

Masdar City rises out of the desert in this 3D model. Phase I center section will be completed in Summer 2010 and will include the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

Show Sponsor Masdar City formed the centerpiece of the show area, which was well attended by multi-national firms specializing in green technologies

A performance of the "Fragile Earth" highlighted our Spanish hosts commitment to green energy and sustainable development and was followed by Tapas, Tapas, and more Tapas...and a funny kind of apple cider

Spanish cider made the whole room turn blue; guess it's the wine that makes you turn green but nobody seemed to mind