ENERGY EFFICIENCY COALITION: CSP EMEA 2013

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CSP EMEA 2013

Croatian Center of Renewable Energy Sources (CCRES)

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Identifying Market Opportunities & Achieving Cost-Competitiveness to Fulfil the Potential of the CSP Industry

ACI is delighted to announce six new speakers for our 2nd annual solar thermal energy conference CSP EMEA 2013 (17th & 18th April 2013, Seville, Spain):

Giulio Volpi, Directorate-General Energy, European Commission
Martin Slecht, Founder and Managing Director, Suntrace GmbHKevin Sara, Chairman, TuNur Ltd &
CEO, Nur Energie Ltd

Sergio Asenjo, Head of Solar Centre of Competence,ABB GroupBruce N. Anderson, CEO,
Wilson Solarpower Corporation
Christoph Lang, R&D - Heat Transfer Fluids,
Dow Europe GmbH

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Exclusive Site Visit: Abengoa CSP Plants

During the afternoon of Tuesday 16th April, a limited number of conference attendees will receive the unique opportunity to attend a site visit to Abengoa Solar’s CSP plants in Sanlúcar La Mayor.

Secure your space on the site visit during registration. There is no extra fee to attend the site visit. Spaces are reserved on a first come first served basis.For Registration Including Site Visit Contact: Alicja Grabowska >>> T: +48 61 646 9780

Sponsorship Opportunities

Gain direct access to the senior level audience through enhanced visibility and exposure to attract new business.
A wide range of opportunities are available, all of which can be finely tuned to match your exact requirements
Contact: Nandita Shrestha >> T: +44 20 7981 2505

Early Bird Discount

More Info & Registration
Alicja Grabowska >>>
T: +48 61 646 9780

Conference Sponsor

Confirmed Speakers Include

Luis Crespo, Secretary General, Protermosolar & President, ESTELADr Houda Ben Jannet Allal, Director of Renewable Energy & Sustainable Development Division, Observatoire Méditerranéen de l’Energie (OME)Nathalie Climence, Senior Loan Officer,
European Investment BankMichael Taylor, Analyst, Renewable Energy Cost Status and Outlook, International Renewable Energy Agency
Kelly Beninga, Chief Commercial Officer, SkyFuel
Silvia Pariente-David, Sr Energy Specialist Middle East and North Africa Region, World Bank
Lorena Ciciriello, Head of Renewable Energy, Structured Finance Department,
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Europe Limited

Marc Benmarraze,
Chairman & CEO,
Solar Euromed

Anis Kenida, International Business Development,
Abengoa Solar
Joachim Maass, CEO,
Solar Tower Systems
Gus Schellekens,
Director Sustainability and Climate Change Team, PricewaterhouseCoopers

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