On July 11th, conference participants are invited for both a macro and micro view of the US photovoltaic market at Intersolar North America. The latest market developments will be highlighted and discussed during presentations and subsequent expert panel discussions.
During Intersolar North America, the 7th PV Briefing & Networking Forum USA will provide both macro and micro views of developments in the US photovoltaic market on July 11th at 2.30pm. The show starts with a view on current market situation in California with "The Californian PV Market - Scenarios for 2012 and beyond". Panelists at the subsequent panel discussion will pick up details previously presented and will exchange thoughts and opinions with the audience about the topic "How to ensure sustainable growth in California & the USA?". The discussion sees several market professionals including Thomas Koerner, (Astronergy), Donald Miller (Enerparc Inc.), Dr. Thomas Kneip (Centrosolar America), Spencer Smith (Q.Cells North America) and Matthias F. Altieri (Thomas Lloyd).
Questions on the agenda of the panel discussion are, amongst others, whether or not the USA needs to increase the renewable energy target goals at the state level in order to further fuel solar development. Panelists will also discuss the rapid growth of the US rooftop PV market, its long term potential and the changing role of PV manufacturers, distributors and installers to ensure sustainable growth. Taking a closer look at the Californian PV market, in particular, panelists will examine the impact FIT pricing mechanisms have had on market development in California as well as whether strong growth in the open space segment will trigger stricter implementation of the environmental impact analysis of multi-megawatt desert based PV installations. The event will be rounded off with expert insight on developments in Latin American PV markets.
Information on the show
The 7th PV Briefing & Networking Forum USA will take place on July 11th from 2.30pm-5pm during Intersolar North America in San Francisco. Venue is the Innovation Exchange Area, Level 3 in the Moscone Center.
Organizers expressed their thank in the forefront of the show to premium sponsor Astronergy, gold sponsors Centrosolar America, Q.Cells, and Thomas Lloyd Group as well as the media partners pv magazine, Sun & Wind Energy and PV-Tech.org as well as TV media partner SolarPV.TV.
You can find more information about the Joint Forces for Solar Initiative on our website at: http://eu.jointforces4solar.com/...
Intersolar - The World's Leading Exhibition Series for the Solar Industry:
Intersolar abides by the guiding principle Connecting Solar Business. Intersolar is the world's leading exhibition series for the solar industry. With 20 years of experience and over 3,400 exhibitors and 110,000 visitors in 2011 spanning three continents, Intersolar has the unique ability to bring together the solar industry from the most influential markets around the world. Intersolar's global events take place in Munich, San Francisco, Mumbai and Beijing.
The organizers of Intersolar Europe are Solar Promotion GmbH of Pforzheim and Freiburg Wirtschaft Touristik und Messe GmbH & Co. KG. Intersolar North America, Intersolar India and Intersolar China are organized by the international subsidiaries Solar Promotion International GmbH of Pforzheim and Freiburg Management and Marketing International GmbH.
Joint Forces for Solar
Joint Forces for Solar is a global synergy of stakeholders along the solar value chain. It brings grass-roots knowledge and know-how to a global dimension. Focusing on a local goes global strategy, the scheme takes insider information gained by installers when dealing with customers on a daily basis and utilizes it to shape the future direction of the solar industry. In return, global goes local, installers benefit from access to information on the latest technological developments and changes in market trends giving them the competitive edge necessary for long-term success.
The initiative builds a bridge between the individual links of the value chain and offers a platform where opinions, ideas and expertise can be shared that ultimately strengthen the industry's growth.
During Intersolar North America, the 7th PV Briefing & Networking Forum USA will provide both macro and micro views of developments in the US photovoltaic market on July 11th at 2.30pm. The show starts with a view on current market situation in California with "The Californian PV Market - Scenarios for 2012 and beyond". Panelists at the subsequent panel discussion will pick up details previously presented and will exchange thoughts and opinions with the audience about the topic "How to ensure sustainable growth in California & the USA?". The discussion sees several market professionals including Thomas Koerner, (Astronergy), Donald Miller (Enerparc Inc.), Dr. Thomas Kneip (Centrosolar America), Spencer Smith (Q.Cells North America) and Matthias F. Altieri (Thomas Lloyd).
Questions on the agenda of the panel discussion are, amongst others, whether or not the USA needs to increase the renewable energy target goals at the state level in order to further fuel solar development. Panelists will also discuss the rapid growth of the US rooftop PV market, its long term potential and the changing role of PV manufacturers, distributors and installers to ensure sustainable growth. Taking a closer look at the Californian PV market, in particular, panelists will examine the impact FIT pricing mechanisms have had on market development in California as well as whether strong growth in the open space segment will trigger stricter implementation of the environmental impact analysis of multi-megawatt desert based PV installations. The event will be rounded off with expert insight on developments in Latin American PV markets.
Information on the show
The 7th PV Briefing & Networking Forum USA will take place on July 11th from 2.30pm-5pm during Intersolar North America in San Francisco. Venue is the Innovation Exchange Area, Level 3 in the Moscone Center.
Organizers expressed their thank in the forefront of the show to premium sponsor Astronergy, gold sponsors Centrosolar America, Q.Cells, and Thomas Lloyd Group as well as the media partners pv magazine, Sun & Wind Energy and PV-Tech.org as well as TV media partner SolarPV.TV.
You can find more information about the Joint Forces for Solar Initiative on our website at: http://eu.jointforces4solar.com/...
Intersolar - The World's Leading Exhibition Series for the Solar Industry:
Intersolar abides by the guiding principle Connecting Solar Business. Intersolar is the world's leading exhibition series for the solar industry. With 20 years of experience and over 3,400 exhibitors and 110,000 visitors in 2011 spanning three continents, Intersolar has the unique ability to bring together the solar industry from the most influential markets around the world. Intersolar's global events take place in Munich, San Francisco, Mumbai and Beijing.
The organizers of Intersolar Europe are Solar Promotion GmbH of Pforzheim and Freiburg Wirtschaft Touristik und Messe GmbH & Co. KG. Intersolar North America, Intersolar India and Intersolar China are organized by the international subsidiaries Solar Promotion International GmbH of Pforzheim and Freiburg Management and Marketing International GmbH.
Joint Forces for Solar
Joint Forces for Solar is a global synergy of stakeholders along the solar value chain. It brings grass-roots knowledge and know-how to a global dimension. Focusing on a local goes global strategy, the scheme takes insider information gained by installers when dealing with customers on a daily basis and utilizes it to shape the future direction of the solar industry. In return, global goes local, installers benefit from access to information on the latest technological developments and changes in market trends giving them the competitive edge necessary for long-term success.
The initiative builds a bridge between the individual links of the value chain and offers a platform where opinions, ideas and expertise can be shared that ultimately strengthen the industry's growth.
