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25.11.09 -
27.11.09 |
PVTech Milan |
Milano, Italy |
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6th INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE ON PV PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT AND MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES. The PV supply chain – machinery, complete lines and technologies for the production and processing of polysilicon, ingots, wafer, cells and modules, thin film etc. PV TECH 2009 is held alongside other exhibitions which represent the following perfectly complementary industrial sectors: - PHOTONICA EXPO 2009 (Photonics, Lasers, Optics-Optoelectronics), - VTE - VACUUM TECH AND COATING EXPO 2009 (Vacuum and Coating Technologies), - BEST - BATTERIES & ELECTRIC STORAGE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE & EXPO (Batteries, - Capacitors, and Ultracapacitors), - HYDROGEN SHOW 2009 (Hydrogen and Fuel Cells), - NANO FUTURE EXPO 2009 (Nanotechnologies), - SUPERCONDUCTORS & MAGNETS 2009 (Superconductors & Magnets), - FUSION TECH EXPO 2009 (Thermonuclear Fusion), - VISION WORLD 2009 (Machine Vision and Identification Technologies). |
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10.12.09 -
11.12.09 |
PV Power Plants |
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA |
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Ensuring the Success of Utility-Scale PV Projects – through complete understanding. PV Power Plants 2009 – USA Utility-Scale PV - 10th / 11th December 2009 - Las Vegas, NV, USA Ensuring the Success of Utility-Scale PV Projects – through complete understanding On-line registration The Market For many years photovoltaics has been a prime technology for the supply of small-scale decentralized energy. However, with falling costs, advances in technology and new areas of application the size of PV systems has grown dramatically. Plants of three-digit MWp are in the planning stage and GWp plants are already being evaluated. The world of small solar systems costing a few thousand dollars has mushroomed into one of huge projects requiring the investment of hundreds of millions of dollars. Small systems with outputs in the kWp area are easy to integrate into the power grid. They are steadily extended through the addition of more generation units. These multi-MWp systems present entirely new challenges for grid-integration. Along with the larger output, comes increased responsibility for the plant operator in terms of network stability. Planning and construction of the MWp first plants in the years 20042008 were hindered by market scarcity of modules as well as by unclear market conditions, particularly in Spain. So, for example, plants had to be built with differing module types, quality assurance was often patchy, and plant construction was slow. However rolling forward to 2009, multi-MWp plants are now being supplied by the established plant manufacturers, to proven quality standards. Along with the falling cost of modules, pressure is growing for swift reductions in installation time and costs. In addition, international standards for Total Quality Management and Intelligent Network-Integration must be established. For investors, the complex matrix of criteria for comprehensive project evaluation must become more transparent. The Conference PV Power Plants is the world‘s first conference to focus exclusively on “Utility-Scale Solar Power Plants,” the market segment for systems that require very high capital investment. Solarpraxis, with its engineering background, undertook numerous yield assessments and project support activities in 2008 for > 200 MWp projects. Their experience will ensure that the program addresses the truly crucial issues facing the industry today. |
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Demo items: · Solar -- cell wafers & ingots -- cells, reflectors & modules -- production facilities, etc. · Photovoltaic -- polysilicon, materials & systems -- equipment , installation, & services |
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The Conference PV Power Plants is the world‘s first conference to focus exclusively on “Utility-Scale Solar Power Plants,†the market segment for systems that require very high capital investment. Solarpraxis, with its engineering background, undertook numerous yield assessments and project support activities in 2008 for > 200 MWp projects. Their experience will ensure that the programme addresses the truly crucial issues facing the industry today. |
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16.03.10 -
19.03.10 |
ExpoRenewEnergy |
Bucharest, Rumania |
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The main fields to be presented at ExpoRenewEnergy are: solar energy, photovoltaic energy, biogas, wind turbines, water energy, geothermal energy, bio fuel, using rainwater, exploitations and organizations, measuring and control instruments, labor safety, the management of unconventional energy, environment protection. ExpoRenewEnergy 2010 will be the perfect opportunity to get in touch with the know-how of the international companies who managed to implement revolutionary systems for saving energy or using inexhaustible natural energies, these being the main targets of important international institutions which offer support for changing old energy systems for new equipment that supply renewable energy. Opportunities at ExpoRenewEnergy: • a good place to initiate and develop relationships between public authorities, environment agencies, companies, research institutes, experts (engineers and consultants). • national and international promotion. • downloadable on-line invitations on www.exporenewenergy.ro granting free access for visiting specialists. • facilities for those organizing presentations, seminars, conferences, workshops. • the unfolding of Romenvirotec, dedicated to environment protection and Romcontrola, the measuring and control technologies and equipment exhibitio |
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The 2nd "Thin-Film Industry Forum" will look at all the issues around thin-film technology - from the political environment, through international market development, finance and marketing, to sales, production capacity, availability of materials, quality assurance and recycling. The Thin-Film Industry Forum will form a key event that will bring the players of the solar industry together with representatives from politics, the financial world, the press and the industry's suppliers. Between the sessions, the forum will offer excellent networking opportunities in a relaxed atmosphere. 2nd Photovoltaic Thin-Film Week: The forum is embedded in the 2nd Photovoltaic Thin-Film Week, which is being held as a joint event organized by Solarpraxis, the Competence Centre Thin-Film- and Nanotechnology for Photovoltaics Berlin (PVcomB). The PV Thin-Film Week is the world's unique week devoted to thin-film photovoltaics and combines specialized, scientific workshops with a practical industry forum on topics such as market development, production and financing. Both scientists as well as executives and managers from the solar industry will meet at this international event in Adlershof. Additionally investors and representatives from the press and politics are expected. The 1st PV Thin-Film Week in April 2009 with its 450 participants was the world´s biggest thin-film event. The 2nd week will build on this success and again create a unique bridge between science and industry. Thanks to its unique combination of topics and target groups, the Forum offers the ideal arena for establishing new business contacts and initiating co-operative ventures. |
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The 25th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference (6 - 10 September 2010) and Exhibition (6 - 9 September 2010) will be held at the Feria Valencia. The 5th World Conference on Photovoltaic Energy Conversion will unite the three most important scientific and strategic conferences for the global PV solar sector: the 25th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition, the 36th US IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference and the 20th Asia/Pacific PV Science and Engineering Conference. |
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28.09.10 -
30.09.10 |
THE GREEN EXPO |
Mexico City, Mexico |
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THE GREEN EXPO = Global Resources Environment & Energy Network. A single show representing a more complete range of the environmental issues facing our planet today. The most important International Reunion from the Environmental, Energy and Water Sectors for Cities and Municipalities for Mexico and the whole region. |
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| Solarenergie für Spaniens Bauindustrie
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28.06.07 |
| Spaniens Solar-Markt boomt. Im Süden Europas ist die Energie aus der Sonne ein heißes Thema. Seitdem die spanische Bauverordnung CTE („Código Técnico de Edificación) den Einbau von Solartechnik in bestimmten Gebäuden vorschreibt, ist das Interesse an Solarenergie insbesondere auch bei Architekten und Bauträgern stark gestiegen. Aktuelle Informationen zu den verschiedenen Technologien und der Dialog mit Experten sind gefragt. Internationale Messe InmoSolar Malaga ist eine internationale Ausstellung mit Fachkongress zum Thema Solarenergie, die im Rahmen der Immobilienmesse SIMed (Salon Inmobiliario del Mediterraneo) vom 4. bis 6. Oktober 2007 im südspanischen Malaga stattfindet. Die Immobilienmesse SIMed zählte 2006 rund 25.000 Besucher. Ziel der Veranstaltung ist es, eine Businessplattform für internationale Solarunternehmen und spanische Investoren, Bauträger und Architekten zu schaffen. Fachkongress Im Rahmen des internationalen Veranstaltungsprogramms finden am 4. und 5. Oktober Vorträge für das Fachpublikum zu folgenden Themenbereichen statt: Aktuelle Technik und Trends in der Solarindustrie, Einsatzbereiche thermischer und photovoltaischer Installationen im Baugewerbe, Bauverordnung CTE (Código Técnico de la Edificación), solare Installationen für den industriellen Einsatz, Investition in Solarparks, solare Klimatisierung und neue Technologien zur architektonischen Integration von Solartechnik an Gebäuden. Publikumstag Am Freitagnachmittag und am Samstag den 6. Oktober ist die Messe allen an Solarinstallationen interessierten Personenkreisen sowie der breiten Öffentlichkeit zugänglich. Die angebotenen Seminare für das allgemeine Publikum sollen Grundwissen über Solaranlagen und deren effizienten und energiesparenden Einsatz in Einfamilienhäusern und Wohnanlagen vermitteln. Veranstalter: European Conference Management Emilio Rubin 14 E-28033 Madrid Tel: (++34) 913887955 Fax: (++34) 913887134 E-mail: info@inmosolar.net Web: www.inmosolar.net ECM ist ein international ausgerichtetes Veranstaltungsunternehmen, tätig im Bereich der Organisation und Durchführung von Kongressen, Konferenzen und Business Incentives. Quelle: www.openpr.de |
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| Halbzeit für den deutschen Photovoltaik-Markt
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| Der deutsche Markt für Photovoltaik lag bis zur Jahreshälfte weit hinter den Erwartungen vieler Händler und Installateure. Bedingt durch eine lange Schlechtwetter-Periode und anhaltend hoher Preise für Solarmodule, konnte bis zur Jahreshälfte nicht annähernd soviel Anlagenleistung verkauft werden wie geplant. “Die Lager sind voll, die Nachfrage am deutschen Photovoltaik-Markt ist verhalten.” sagt Daniel Köpf, General Manager bei SpotHunter.com. “Der Markt für Großanlagen in Deutschland ist beinahe zum erliegen gekommen. Institutionelle Anleger und private Investoren haben ihre Aktivitäten aufgrund einer geringeren ausfallenden Rendite für dieses Jahr auf Eis gelegt. Ein Großteil der Investitionen fließt aufgrund von attraktiveren Bedingungen in spanische Großprojekte.” sagt Köpf. Beinahe unverändert verhält sich wohl der Markt bei Einfamilienhäusern. Ein Ausweg für die zweite Jahreshälfte liegt im Export, denn Solarmodule sind weltweit zu einem attraktiven Handelsgut geworden. Spothunter.com bietet Unternehmen, die bisher wenig Exportmöglichkeiten genutzt haben einen Vermittlungsservice für Solarkomponenten. Durch weltweite Kontakte zu Herstellern, Großhändlern und Installateuren können so attraktive Positionen bis in den Megawattbereich vermittelt werden. Auch bei der Suche nach vergriffenen oder schwer erhältlichen Solarmodulen ist Spothunter.com behilflich. Ein Netzwerk an internationalen Kontakten ist ständig auf der Suche nach Sonderkontingenten und Restbeständen. Spothunter.com ist der weltweite B2B Online-Marktplatz für Elektro, Heizung und Solar. Im geschlossenen Marktplatz treffen sich Hersteller, Großhändler, Zwischenhändler und Systemanbieter mit Installateuren der Elektro-, SHK- und Solarbranche. Unter fairen Bedingungen können registrierte Mitglieder hier Restposten und Überkapazitäten handeln. -- Presse-Kontakt: Daniel Köpf spotHunter Online-Marktplatz GmbH Mühlbruckstraße 5/1 D-88212 Ravensburg Telefon +49 (0)751 – 3590646 Telefax +49 (0)751 – 3590638 E-mail marketing@spotHunter.com Internet http://www.spotHunter.com Englisch Version: Half time for the German photovoltaic market The German market for photovoltaic lay up to the yearly half far behind expectations of many dealers and installers. Due to a long bad weather period and continuously high prices for solar modules, approximately as much solar power could not be sold as planned up to the yearly half. "Stocks are full, the demand at the German photovoltaic market is restrained." says Daniel Koepf, General Manager at Spothunter.com. "The market for large-scale installations in Germany is almost to succumbs come. Institutional and private investors put their activities due to a lower rate of return for this year on hold. “A majority of the investments flows due to more attractive conditions into Spanish large-scale projects." says Koepf. The market for single family houses seems to be almost stabile. A way out for the second yearly half lies in the export, because solar modules became world-wide an attractive trading good. Spothunter.com offers enterprise, who have not used export possibilities, yet a broker service for solar components. So attractive positions up into the megawatt range can be obtained by world-wide contacts to manufacturers, wholesale dealers and installers. Also with the search for solar modules assaulted or with difficulty available Spothunter.com is helpful. A network at international contacts is constant on the search for special quotas and residues. Spothunter.com is the world-wide market place for electronics, heating and solar components on the internet. At the closed market place, only manufacturers, retailers, vendors and system providers meet with installers from the electronics, heating, plumbing, air condition and solar industry. Under fair conditions registered members could trade here rest- and overcapacities. |
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