Renewable Energy World Europe 2010

Lieu:	Amsterdam, Pays Bas	Téléphone: +44 1992 656 645 Fax: +44 1992 656 700 E-mail: amandakpennwell.com
Site web:	www.renewableenergyworld-europe.com

Date de début:

08-06-2010

Date de fin:

10-06-2010

Focus:

Energies Renouvelables

International / National:

International

Exposants la dernière fois:

452

Nombre d'éditions précédentes:

3

Visiteurs de l'exposition   la dernière fois:	11,500	Prix/M2 pour un petit stand:	€405
Participants à la conférence   la dernière fois:	800	Prix du billet pour la Conférence:

Description:	Themes and topics We welcome proposals for single presentations or for panel sessions. Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to, the following: • The business and policy environment for renewable energy in Europe --Copenhagen Climate Change Summit – key issues at COP 15 for the renewable energy and implications for utilities --Policy risk – making secure investments? (Evolution of policy support - how declining support may affect investment decisions) --2020 targets and national plans – growth prospects in European markets --Locating business across unequally attractive markets --Renewable energy business and developments in the Netherlands and other key markets --Carbon pricing – affect on generation portfolios --Fossil fuel pricing – affect on generation portfolios --Regulatory issues • Renewable energy technology and industry – state of the art We invite presentations that provide a review of the technology, market data and cost (focus on reaching grid parity), also looking at industrial upscaling and supply chain issues for one or more key technologies --Wind power --Solar photovoltaics --Concentrating solar thermal --Geothermal power/heat --Renewable heating/cooling --Marine power --Hydro power --Emerging technologies • Renewable energy technology – emerging technologies --Presentations on new and emerging technologies, the challenges of getting to market, and technology trends • Renewable Energy World Europe utility issues conference Renewable energy strategies for a futureproof energy business --The decentralized utility model --Deployment of decentralized renewable generation --Working with the ‘prosumer’ --Client retention through multiple solutions – sustainable electricity/heat/cooling/waste solutions/water/transport • The renewable utility in action --Profiles and case studies from utilities that are working with a high proportion of renewable energy (all technologies) --Marketing green power products: sourcing, branding and sale of renewable electricity • Building and managing a utility renewable energy portfolio --Which technologies offer the most promising returns? How lead times and return on investment compare across renewable and non-renewable technologies --Identifying and managing profitable renewables projects --Maximizing plant efficiency --Long-term operation and maintenance --What can ESCOs – Energy Service Companies - offer? --Building – and acquiring – competence in renewables technologies --Health and safety • Developing a renewable energy project --Site selection issues (including e.g. wind/solar resource) --Consenting, planning, environmental issues --Public education and acceptance --Sourcing equipment and suppliers (quality assurance) --Finance and insurance --Learning from experience (lessons learned from positive and negative experiences) • Renewable Energy World Europe grid conference [in association with Power Grid Europe] Renewable energy on the grids of today’s – and tomorrow’s – Europe --Transformation of Europe’s power grid – the technical challenges of additional renewable capacity --The need for strategic investment in Europe’s grid infrastructure --The European supergrid --When the wind doesn’t blow - do high levels of renewable energy really need backup? --Smartgrids – a foundation for high levels of decentralized generation --Building a ‘virtual’ utility --Electricity storage options • Renewable Energy World Europe biomass power conference --Biomass combustion --Biomass gasification --Anaerobic digestion, biogas technologies --Biomass CHP --Biomass feedstocks: supply, price and environmental issues --Biomass power/heat and power showcase --Site selection issues --Consenting, planning, environmental issues --Public education and acceptance --Sourcing equipment and suppliers (quality assurance) --Finance and insurance --Learning from experience (lessons learned from positive and negative experiences) • Renewable Energy World Europe solar power conference --Harnessing solar for a renewable energy portfolio --Large-scale solar PV technology, installations and business --Concentrating solar thermal technology, installations and business --Site selection issues --Consenting, planning, environmental issues --Public education and acceptance --Sourcing equipment and suppliers (quality assurance) --Finance and insurance --Learning from experience (lessons learned from positive and negative experiences) • Renewable Energy World Europe wind power conference --Offshore wind technology and installations --Offshore wind – economics --Offshore wind – technical challenges --Offshore wind market updates from markets such as the UK, the Netherlands, Germany --Health and safety, offshore and on --Are supply chain issues gone for ever? --Dealing with operation and maintenance (technician shortages etc) --Onshore wind technology and installations --Site selection issues, including micrositing --Consenting, planning, environmental issues --Public education and acceptance --Sourcing equipment and suppliers (quality assurance) --Finance and insurance --Learning from experience (lessons learned from positive and negative experiences) • Renewable Energy World Europe renewable mobility conference --Utility involvement in electric vehicles --Electric vehicles as grid support --Trends in European vehicle manufacturing
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