“We take great pride in building HYDROVISION International to support the hydro community. “It is expected that the current challenges presented by the Coronavirus will slow down significantly within the next few months, which means the new November date for HYDROVISION International will allow us to deliver the most meaningful event in terms of achieving marketing and business development objectives for our exhibitors and providing excellent content and experiences for our attendees.” In alignment with governmental and public health directions and in consultation with the industry, we have decided to reschedule HYDROVISION International to November to minimize potential health risks to those connected to the event.”

Center for Disease Control and Prevention, as well as the state of Minnesota. “We have been actively monitoring the advice and directions provided by the U.S. “The health and safety of our exhibitors, speakers, attendees, employees and the wider public is of paramount importance to us,” said Duncan Reid, Executive Vice President of Global Energy for Clarion Events. HYDROVISION International attracts more than 3,300 attendees and over 350 exhibitors from approximately 50 countries and is the largest gathering of hydro and marine energy professionals in the world. The venue – the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. The event, which was due to take place from July 14-16, will now run November 17-19, with co-located activities and industry organization meetings taking place Monday, November 16, and Tuesday morning, November 17. As a consequence of the ongoing local and global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Clarion Events North America (formerly PennWell) is rescheduling HYDROVISION International 2020.

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