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THURSDAY, JUNE 1 AND FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 2017
Organizer
Organizer Intiative Partner
Time Thursday: 10:00am–5:15pm
Friday: 9:30am–2:15pm
Room 13
WORLD SMALL WIND CONFERENCE (WSWC)
Participation:
€300
Register online or on-site.
Summary
The World Wind Energy Association (WWEA) and Intersolar Europe are pleased to invite the small and
medium wind stakeholders as well as the Solar PV and Energy Storage industry to participate in the World
Small Wind Conference (WSWC2017). The World Small Wind Conference is the main international event
for the small wind industry. The main theme of the conference is Small Wind & Solar Hybrid Systems –
Key to a self-sufficient energy future. The conference is aimed at jointly exploring the current status and
future developments of the wind & solar hybrid technology as well as to present new innovative business
models that could exploit the market of self-supply electricity.
The program is divided in four sections:
Markets around the World: Opportunities for Small Wind and Hybrid Systems
Small Wind Technology: Current Trends and Challenges
Optimising Small Wind Hybrid Systems
Developing New Markets: Global and Local Strategies
Time Thursday:12:00pm–2:00pm
Room 5
FUTURE PV
Participation:
Free of charge
Summary
Pushing the boundaries: the latest steps to decrease LCOE
Future PV at Intersolar Europe 2017 will focus on the cost reduction potential of technological
developments on the cell or module level and also within the EPC sector. The technologies featured are
being newly applied today, or are just around the corner of commercialization.
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Organizer Intiative Partner Gold Sponsors
Gold Sponsor
Time Thursday: 2:30pm–4:30pm
Room 5
5TH PV MAGAZINE QUALITY ROUNDTABLE
Participation:
Free of charge
Summary
Quality counts: field tests reveal the key to PV performance.
At the 2017 Quality Roundtable Europe, key questions regarding quality will be defined in granular
detail in interviews with investors and a survey on quality, with invited experts providing input into
how quality can be maintained, and poor outcomes avoided. As with previous Quality Roundtable
events, all participants will be invited into this crucial discussion.
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