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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017
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www.intersolar.deTime 2:00pm–4:00pm
Room
14 C
HOW CAN COMPANIES PROFIT FROM MENA’S SOLAR MARKET MOMENTUM?
Participation:
€
150
Register online or on-site.
Summary
In many of the sun-blessed countries in the Middle East, solar energy generation is at the top of the energy
agenda. At around
€
3 cents per kilowatt hour, solar power is now the most cost-efficient form of power
generation in the region. This side event will give insights into the challenges of low-bid pricing faced by
solar industry players in the Middle East and closes with a panel discussion on sustainable finance options
for renewable energy projects. Participants will make contact with key players which are crucial for expanding
business relationships in the MENA region. All attendees of this side event will be given a discount of 20%
to the Intersolar Middle East Conference on September 26–27, 2017 in Dubai – get your code onsite!
Supported by
Supported by
Time 11:30am–1:30pm
Room
14 C
THE SECRET SUCCESS FACTORS FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS IN IRAN
Participation:
€
150
Register online or on-site.
Summary
The PV market in Iran is considered to develop positively in the near future.The growing need for energy demand,
especially for utilities, which are continuously facing a higher peak load profile, can be supplied faster by PV
power plants than by any other conventional power plant. Still, the solar market in Iran is facing challenges and
concerns. This side event provides investors and project developers with first-hand information on the latest
developments of the Iranian solar market with a status-quo on policies, regulatory frameworks and new business
opportunities, and will then focus on financing and legal aspects of PV projects, including a best-practice
presentation.
Time 2:00pm–4:00pm
Room
14 A
MEXICO – SOLAR MARKET OPPORTUNITIES
Participation:
Free of charge,
register online or on-site.
Summary
The Mexican energy transition has created new market opportunities for solar energy. The first two energy
auctions of 2016 resulted in contracting energy from new solar power plants with a total capacity of
more than 3,5 GW to be built in the next 3 years. The new regulation for distributed generation as of
march 2017 will spur a dynamic market development. In this event, public and private sector
representatives will deliver firsthand information on different market segments, covering the third round
of clean energy auctions, business models for distributed generation and financing options for solar. A
matchmaking with representatives of Mexican companies will be facilitated.
Organizers