Concentrated Photovoltaics Summit USA 2009
Over 100 leading companies already confirmed to attend the
You already know the CPV market in North America is booming and with projected solar installations set to exceed over 6GW by 2020 (Greentechmedia), now is the time to stake your claim to a slice of the CPV pie. But right now you’re missing out – but we can change that today!
Over 100 of your competitors have stolen a march on you and signed up for the one key meeting point in the US for the CPV industry at the Concentrated Photovoltaics Summit USA Feb 3 – 4, San Diego 2009 . They’ll be getting the inside track on how to build, maintain and run a profitable CPV plant.
Just some of the leading companies 100% confirmed to attend include: Solfocus, NREL, Greenvolts, Concentrix Solar, Isofoton, Emcore, Cyrium technologies inc, Southern California Edison, Abengoa Solar, Spire Semiconductors, Arima eco, JP Morgan and many more!
Click here to download the summit brochure http://www.cpvtoday.com/usa/brochure.shtml
This summit is your chance to hear the following must have information;
Sarah Kurtz, Principal Scientist at NREL who will be talking about the successes of multi-junction cells in revolutionizing the CPV industry
Pedro Banda Director of ISFOC, who will be taking you through the lessons learned and pitfalls to avoid from projects with Solfocus and Inspira, Isofotón and Concentrix (1.7MW)
Hansjörg Lerchenmüller Chief Executive Officer of Concentrix Solar delivering an exclusive insight into Concentrix’s most recent developments in efficiency and performance
Bob Cart CEO of Greenvolts who will be discussing the superior benefits CPV technology holds over PV and Thin-film technologies
Earl Fuller Vice President of Emcore Corporation showing how to radically reduce system costs through a simple and clever optical design that does not jeopardize your system performance
Mit Buchanan Managing Director of JP Morgan capital corporation evaluating the key financing and investment models for large scale solar
To view the full speaker list and an agenda packed with information you need to know simply click here http://www.cpvtoday.com/usa/index.shtml
Plus! We’ve captured the best industry knowledge, and fitted it into 2 amazing information packed days!
• Test Data : Evaluate the latest test data from projects on the ground and understand CPV’s performance, reliability and cost
• ROI Case Studies : Hear how the world leaders and innovators in CPV have successfully installed power and the ROI they’ve seen
• Technology Updates : Hear how the latest lenses, tracking systems, cells and cell cooling devices, can leverage the true potential of CPV technology
• Finance & Investment: Discover how to secure the investment and financing you need to get your CPV project off the ground in the USA
• Regulatory Update : Understand the important policy developments in the pipeline that will impact CPV projects
• Inside ISFOC : Hear the latest results of ISFOC’s current installations and learn about their exciting new projects and developments
• Permitting + Transmission: Discover what it takes to find the right site for your CPV plant, from land purchase to water rights and solar radiation
To see the full timed agenda visit http://www.cpvtoday.com/usa/programme.shtml
So if you’re serious about blazing a trail in the CPV market you need to join us in San Diego !
How to register:
Book now to take advantage of our Early Bird offer and save up to $200 off the full price of registration (only availble till 12th December)
1. Visit https://secure.firstconf.com/cpvtoday/usa/register.htm to book through our secure website for quick and effortless registration
2. Call our dedicated action line on 1 800 814 3459
Still not convinced? Our past 5 events all sold out with collectively over 1700 leading solar executives in attendance, and this event will sell out too, for a list of the companies that attended the CPV Madrid Summit please visit here http://www.cpvtoday.com/usa/who.shtml
If you want to make business and technological gains in 2009 and beyond and you are available on Feb 3-4, then I’m sure that I will be meeting you at the show.
Best regards,
Joshua
Joshua Bull
Associate Director
t. + 44 (0) 207 375 7227
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e. mail: josh@cpvtoday.com
The Power Of One, The Power Of All
The Power of One, the Power of All
Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008
Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Location: Stata Center, MIT, Cambridge, MA
Near Kendall Square’s Red Line T
Keynote Speakers:
Ian Bowles: MA Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs
Sec. Bowles will discuss the ground-breaking changes in Massachusetts law over the last two years and the steps the state is taking to increase energy efficiency and reduce our state’s impact on climate change.
David Gershon, CEO of Empowerment Institute and author of Low Carbon Diet: A 30 Day Program to Lose 5,000 Pounds, winner of the Independent Publisher “Most Likely to Save the Planet†book award.
Registration:
Current MCAN members, Conference only: $45
Non-Members, Conference only: $60
Register for Conference and join MCAN for a year: $75
Students, Conference only: $25
Online registration is available at: http://www.acteva.com/go/mcan
Volunteer and attend for free!
Volunteer Needs [MS Word]
Volunteer Contact: Susan Altman, MCAN, susan.altman {at] massclimateaction [dot} net.
Description:
MCAN is a coalition of locally organized groups fighting the climate crisis. We do this by promoting carbon-reducing practices in our homes and communities; supporting MCAN chapters and allied organizations to grow a focused statewide movement; and communicating policy to members and leveraging our collective voice at the state level.
Our theme for the 2008 Conference—The Power of One, the Power of All—reflects this mission.
We work to unite individual and local efforts into collective action. Our organization has hundreds of individual members, a large and growing network of chapters scattered throughout Massachusetts, and relationships with many partner organizations. We reach residents, small businesses, and policy makers around the state. And we are committed to using our collective action, expertise, and resources to activate a broad range of constituencies on the climate crisis.
The 2008 Conference brings together many of the constituencies that make up our diverse state, from the power of one individual to the power of our collective voices raised on Beacon Hill.
Agenda
Time Event
9:00 am Welcome, Plenary Sessions with Ian Bowles and David Gershon
11:00 am Breakout Discussions and Workshops
12:00 pm Lunch and Conversation
1:15 pm Workshop Session 1
2:45 pm Workshop Session 2
4:05 pm Closing Plenary Session
Workshops
Low Carbon Living: Getting Started
Cool Mass: How to Move Ahead
Hot Issues in the Legislature
Adapting to Our Changing Climate
350 Parts per Million: What Does It Mean, How Do We Get There, and What Does Climate Equity Have to Do with It?
Energy Conservation at Home: What You Need to Know
Renewable Power at Home: What’s in It for You?
Green Building Basics
Leaving the Car Home: Transportation Options throughout Massachusetts
Climate Change Action Beyond the U.S.
Green Jobs, Green Justice
Envisioning a Sustainable World
Reaching New Populations and Enhancing Community Leadership
Grassroots Organizing with a “Pebbleâ€
Organizing 101
How to run a good meeting
Climate Change Education in Schools
Have Your Say on Climate Change
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