| Date: |
14.09 - 15.09.2010 |
| Time: |
08:00 AM to 05:00 PM |
| Organizer: |
SolarPVEVENTS administration team |
| Category: |
- Conference (Seminar, Symposium, Forum)
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| Energy scope: |
Only Solar PV energy |
| Continent: |
North America |
| Country: |
United States |
| City: |
Washington D.C. |
| Location/Venue: |
Washington Marriott |
| Street address: |
1221 22nStreet NW Washington, District Of Columbia |
| Zip: |
20037 USA |
| Homepage of the event: |
Click here |
| Business profile: |
B2B, Political, Financial |
| Who should attend: |
- Solar PV Industry
- Financing community
- Political decision makers
|
| Main topics: |
- Financing of Solar PV
- Political topics
|
| Main language: |
English |
| Additional languages: |
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| Status of the registration: |
Opened |
Held in Washington DC in September, the 3rd Annual Solar Policy & Economics Forum will examine the status and potential of the US solar market at the end of the 2010 legislative period. With its strategic location in Washington, the forum will not only assemble the key players from the solar industry but also bring together policy makers, lobbyists and the financial community. With this unique mix of attendees this established conference has become the place to attend for expert analysis and focussed discussions on the current status of US policy and the impacts this and other factors have on the economics of solar in the country.
| Contact details for this event: |
Sean Budway |
| Email: |
sean.budway@greenpowerconferences.com |
?Senate election year special: The US political outlook and its impact on the solar sector
• The federal viewpoint on the potential of the US as the world’s leading solar market
• Current Democrat perspectives and strategies
• The Republican viewpoint
• The impacts of the 2010 election on the solar industry
?Review of US solar economics
• How economically viable is solar power?
• What inputs are needed to ensure solar power could reach grid parity?
• What is hindering solar power from becoming a real energy option at present?
• What time frames should we be following?
• What is the expert economist’s viewpoint
• What is the viewpoint of members of the full value chain?
?Review of US solar policies
• Update on federal level policies including the jobs bill, the extension of the treasury grant program, tax crediting, loan guarantees & FERC
• State policy developments across the whole nation: which are the most significant?
• Developments in feed-in tariffs: when will they come in to play?
• Where do we need to go from here?
?International influence on the US solar industry
• What are the market entry strategies for foreign companies?
• The impact of the reduction in the German feed-in tariff
• “Made in America”: what challenges and opportunities does this create for the US solar industry?
• Developing international relationships
• Lessons from abroad
?Initiatives and rulings reshaping the sector
• Wholesale distributed generation
• The inclusion of solar water heating in the California solar initiative
• The development of PACE financing, PPAs and solar leases
?Overcoming difficulties
• When will the money from the stimulus package become available?
• Why has the solar sector had so little success in being granted loan guarantees under the 1705 programme?
• Streamlining and overcoming bureaucracy in land permitting issues
• Policies both helping and hindering innovative technology development
?Utility company relations
• Current perspectives of utilities on solar energy relative to other renewables
• Preference for project, technology and company type
• How to develop a successful PPA
• The move to utility owned solar
?Finance and investment options for the solar industry
• Long term debt financing in the solar sector and when will it happen?
• Investor insight: What do different investors truly look for in a project or company?
• What novel models of finance and investment are arising?
• What was the impact of the economic downturn and how will we fare in the next 5-10 years?
• Cost reduction strategies for the sector
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