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10th Forum Solarpraxis

Event details:

Date: 19.11 - 20.11.2009
Time: 08:00 AM to 07:00 PM
Organizer: Solarpraxis
Short name (abbreviation): 10th Forum Solarpraxis
Category:
  • Conference (Seminar, Symposium, Forum)
  • WorkShop
  • Press Conference
Energy scope:
Only Solar PV energy
Solar Thermal
Continent: Europe
Country: Germany
City: Berlin
Location/Venue: Hilton Hotel in Berlin (on the Gendarmenmarkt)
Street address: Mohrenstraße 30
Zip: 10117
Homepage of the event: Click here
Business profile: B2B, B2C, Political, Technical, Financial
Who should attend:
  • Solar PV Industry
  • Universities and R&D (Research/Laboratory)
  • Market analysts
  • Consultants
  • Investors in the PV sector
  • Financing community
  • Political decision makers
  • Government agencies
  • Advocacy groups
  • Press media
Main topics:
  • Thin Film technologies
  • Thin Film Crystalline Silicon Solar PV Cells and Wafer Equivalents
  • Amorphous and Microcrystalline Silicon
  • CIS and Other (II-VI) Ternary Thin Film
  • Manufacturing of Thin Film
  • New and advanced technologies
  • New Materials, Cells and Modules
  • Organic-based Solar PV
  • Solar PV for Space
  • Concentrator Systems
  • Components for Solar PV systems
  • Solar PV Modules
  • (BOS) Balance of System Components
  • Engineering and System Integration
  • Solar PV Market Deployment
  • Financing of Solar PV
Main language: German
Additional languages:
  • English
Status of the registration: Definitvely closed
Entrance fees: 445 - 995

Description:

The importance of solar power as a source of future energy supplies is rapidly expanding worldwide. More and more major companies are finding solar power to be a profitable industry sector, and the interest of investors and politicians is also flourishing. Hardly any other global market is currently showing growth rates that can match those of the solar sector. The necessary conditions to sustain this rate of growth include a stable political environment, continued technical development and financing models which minimize risk.
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