5th Renewable Energy Finance Forum - China

Location:	Beijing, China	Phone: +86 10 68002615 Fax: E-mail: cwhiteeuromoneyplc.com
Website:	www.euromoneyenergy.com/EventDetails/0/1028/5th-Renewable-Energy-Finance-Forum-China.html

Start Date:

11-May-2010

End Date:

12-May-2010

Focus:

Renewable Energy

International / National:

International

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Times Held Before:

4

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Description:	The 5th Anniversary REFF-China will bring together over 250 financiers, Chinese government officials, technology manufacturers and project developers. Jointly organised with the Chinese Renewable Energy Industries Association (CREIA), the two-day event will address the ways the industry is coping with the crisis. China powers up fresh investment for renewable energy projects International investment in China’s renewable energy sector remains strong, and active players are even looking to diversify further: China Light and Power as announced this week the acquisition of Hydro Tasmania's Roaring 40's China wind farm portfolio. CLP, a Roaring 40s Joint Venture partner, is expected to pay $134 million for the portfolio. Looking to diversify, CLP has also signed a Memorandum Of Understanding with Atlantis, a marine energy company, for up to 500MW of capacity. Domestic activity to bolster and develop fresh markets is also evident, with the recent announcement of a 30-megawatt on-grid solar power station to be developed by the China Technology Development Group Corp. and Qinghai New Energy at the Qaidam Basin of north-western China. Asia's leading clean energy conference Jointly organized with the Chinese Renewable Energy Industries Association, the 5th REFF-China is set to continue the success in creating a unique forum for international investors to meet policy makers and local cleantech project developers. The two-day event will bring together over 250 financiers, Chinese government officials, technology manufacturers and project developers. Engage with all invested parties in the clean energy sector: • Financiers - both international and domestic • Policy shapers - with strong representation of the NDRC • Project developers - for wind, bio-energy and energy efficiency • Cleantech manufacturers - From solar PV to 3rd generation biofuels Will all assemble to present both knowledge and insights on best practices for operating in the market. REFF-China 2010: AGENDA HIGHLIGHTS · Debt and project financing for renewables in China in a shifting economic climate · Prospects for China’s global positioning in the Wind and Solar markets: Cleantech manufacturing and exports · The rise of private equity: As the horizon to an IPO is extended, where are funds looking to invest? · Sophistication of carbon products and its development as a financial instrument
Last Update:	29-07-2009

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