Solar conference concerning the demand dynamics in the world's major PV markets
Following the success of the previous three Global Demand Conferences, Solarplaza has expanded the conference into a two-day event, which will take place on September 6 and 7 in Valencia, during PVSEC 2010.
Programme Day 1: Emerging Markets
The first day of the Global Demand Conference IV will focus on the most promising emerging markets. Speakers and representatives from leading companies and associations will highlight the available opportunities in their countries.
Countries/regions included are: Israel, India, South-Africa, Central-America, Morocco, Turkey, Bulgaria, UK, Greece and Canada.
Following the various presentations, there will be a plenary discussion and an interactive joint networking dinner. For time-schedules and the full programme, please visit the program-page.
Programme Day 2: Top-10 Markets
The second day of the Global Demand Conference IV is all about the Top Ten markets in the world.
Widespread solar energy growth will be discussed, and the global supply dynamics be put into perspective. Representatives from leading solar PV companies will speak about the markets they're involved in, analyze the current situation and talk about future perspectives
Countries that will be discussed include: the USA, Germany, China, Italy, Japan, South-Korea, France, Belgium, Australia and the Czech Republic.
For time-schedules and the full programme, please visit the program-page.

Impression of last year's Global Demand Conference

The SOLAR Industry Awards 2010
On the second day of the Global Demand Conference, Solar magazine will host the Solar Industry Awards 2010.
The solar market is one where growth and opportunity remains high, with enough investment and research impetus to ensure there is ample opportunity for companies that can demonstrate technological development towards grid parity while reducing overall cost.
In this highly competitive environment, which products, process and people will provide that creative ingenuity?
The SOLAR Industry Awards were created to recognise the whole value chain and those people, products and services that will develop innovative manufacturing and product approaches that have the potential to change the way we live.
After an intense 12 week campaign, those companies who represent the best in class 2010 will be recognised.






































