MEGAWHAT, a bi-monthly, aims to address all issues relating to power generation, transmission and distribution, in a manner that is relevant and comprehensive to readers.
It aims to provide fresh and in-depth insights that are possible only through a compelling local presence.
"In its approach, MEGAWHAT is much like Climate Control Middle East, which focuses on the HVAC industry in the region," said Frédéric Paillé, Associate Publisher of CPI-Industry.
"Our emphasis is on a fresh approach to reporting and to interpreting the trends and happenings in the power industry. To state an example, we do not look at power per se, but at all associated elements that impact the power industry. This gives a holistic view to readers and helps them make informed decisions."
MEGAWHAT is aimed at master developers, developers, suppliers, contractors, consultants, Government agencies and, generally, everyone associated with the power industry in the Middle East.
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Dubai-based CPI-Industry, publisher of prominent B2B magazine, Climate Control Middle East, has launched MEGAWHAT, the first vertical publication on the power industry in the Middle East to be published in the region.
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Posted by Medilyn Manibo, Assistant News EditorMonday, September 03 - 2007 at 16:07 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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CPI-Industry is a division of Corporate Publishing International, publishers of PC World, Banker Middle East, Islamic Business & Finance, OK! Middle East and Computer News Middle East. Besides Climate Control Middle East and MEGAWHAT, CPI-Industry publishes H2O and The Big Project.
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