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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Intersolar Europe | EXHIBITION | CONFERENCE

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Intersolar Europe Conference Page 5Conference Overview Page 6PV Market Trends Europe, U.S., India Page 8PV Technology Thin Film + Silicon Page 10PV Power Plants Page 12PV Production & Equipment – Cost Savings through Equipment, Material & Manufacturing Page 14CEO Panel PV Industry Page 17PV Off Grid Power Page 18Solar Thermal Conference 0Solar Heat for Industrial Processes and Small Scale Power Co-Generation Page 26Solar Thermal Power Plants Page 28Intensive PV Training“Cost Analysis and Technology Evaluation” Page 31 Silane Safety Seminar Page 32Workshop PV Training Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell Technology Page 35The German Solar Thermal Industry – Development and Potentials Page 37The German Solar Thermal Market from the Installers Perspective Page 38Trends and Developments of Solar Thermal Industy in Four European Future Markets Page 39Workshop Solar Thermal Systems Page 40Solar Thermal Systems-Basics (Part 1)

Solar Thermal Systems-Advanced Applications (Part 2)

Intersolar Europe Conference Side Events Page 42Getting to Intersolar Europe Page 43Overview Prices Page 44Information for Registration Page 47

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04 | 05Intersolar Europe | EXHIBITION | CONFERENCE

INTERSOLAR EUROPE CONFERENCE

The Intersolar Europe Conference takes place as part of IntersolarEurope from June 7–11, 2010. It expects more than 2,000attendees from all over the world to attend the various conferencetracks. The Intersolar Europe Conference is divided into threefields: Photovoltaics, Solar Thermal Technology and, new for2010, Concentrating Solar Thermal/ Solar Thermal Power Plants.The extensive program informs visitors of the latest trends anddevelopments in the solar industry – from state-of-the-art tech-nologies to international markets, to financial issues and theconditions within the worldwide political framework. An additionalfocus on the manufacture of photovoltaic modules and cells isalso planned.Within the context of current and future market developments,the Intersolar Europe Conference focuses on the daily businesspractice of decision makers and developers in solar companies,making it the ideal platform for interacting and networking withleading international industry experts and decision makers. Usethis great opportunity to meet international experts and makenew contacts!

For detailed information about the program and registration aswell as numerous services provided by the Intersolar EuropeConference, check www.intersolar.de.

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MONDAY, JUNE 7, 2010 – REGISTRATION OPENS AT 9:00am

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Opening PV ConferencePV Market Trends Europe

PV Market Trends US

Networking Reception

PV Market Trends India

TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 2010 – REGISTRATION OPENS AT 8:00am

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PV Technology Thin Film

PV Technology Silicon

CEO Panel PV Industry

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PV Power Plants Plenary Session Solar Thermal Conference

PV Power PlantsSolar Collector Technology & Manufacturing

Large Scale Solar Thermal Systems

International Standardization &

Certification

Materials for Solar Thermal Applications

Solar Process Heat (Overview)

Solar Thermal Technologies

and Heat Pumps

Solar Thermal Markets EU and Mediterranean

Solar Thermal Markets US, China, India

PV Production & Equipment

PV Production & Equipment

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2010 – REGISTRATION OPENS AT 9:00am

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Solar Heat for Industrial Processes and

Small Scale Power Co.-Generation

Solar Heat for Industrial Processes and

Small Scale Power Co.-Generation

Workshop (D)*:The German Solar Thermal Market

from the Installers Perspective

Workshop (D)*: The German Solar Thermal Industry –

Development and Potentials

Networking Reception

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010 – REGISTRATION OPENS AT 9:00am

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PV Off Grid Power

PV Off Grid Power

Solar Thermal Power Plants

Solar Thermal Power Plants

Full-day Workshop (D)*:Intensive PV Training“Cost Analysis and

Technology Evaluation“

Full-day Workshop (D)*:Intensive PV Training“Cost Analysis and

Technology Evaluation“

Seminar Silane Safety

Workshop (D)*:Trends and Developments

of ST-Industry in Four European Future Markets

Workshop (D)*: Workshop Solar Thermal

Systems, Part 1

FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2010 – REGISTRATION OPENS AT 9:00am

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Workshop:PV Training Crystalline Silicon

Solar Cell Technology

Workshop (D)*:Workshop PV Training Crystalline

Silicon Solar Cell Technology

Workshop (D)*: Workshop Solar Thermal Systems, Part 2

Photovoltaic Solar Thermal Concentrating Solar Thermal / Solar Thermal Power Plants

A detailed overview of the conference program is available at www.intersolar.de Conference Overview

D*= Presented in German

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PV MARKET TRENDS EUROPE, U.S., INDIA

FACTS

Date/Time: Monday, June 7, 2010, 12:00am–5:30pm (+ Networking Reception)

Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Decision makers of the international PV industry:

manufacturer, supplier, wholesaler, investors, associationsOrganizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: PSE AGLanguage: EnglishRegistration fee: 350 € Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar Europe, Networking

Reception. The PV Markets Session can also be booked as part of packages: Further information see conference pricing page 44–46 and conference overview page 6–7.

Registration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de

MONDAY, JUNE 7, 2010

12:00am Opening ConferenceFrank Haugwitz, Head of Intersolar Conference Development Solar Promotion GmbH, Pforzheim, Germany

12:05am RE-Thinking 2050: 100% Renewable Energy by 2050 - The Role of SolarChristine Lins, Secretary GeneralEuropean Renewable Energy Council (EREC), Belgium

12:20am Introduction into Conference ProgramRafael Wiese, Head of Department Consulting, PSE AG, Freiburg, Germany

PV Market Trends EuropeModerator: Dr. rer. nat. Wolfgang Seeliger, Senior Analyst Energy,

Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW), Stuttgart, Germany

12:25am The Market Swing - PV Up or Down?Dr. rer. nat. Wolfgang Seeliger, Senior Analyst Energy, Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW), Stuttgart, Germany

12:45am Snapshot of the German PV Market DevelopmentThomas Chrometzka, Head of International Affairs, German Solar Industry Association (BSW-Solar),Berlin, Germany

MONDAY, JUNE 7, 2010

1:15pm The Italian PV Market: A Challenging MarketAngelo Nogara, International Affairs Officer, ASSOSOLARE, Italy

1:45pm PV Market Development with Future Outlook for FranceJean-Philippe Roudil, General Director, SER-SOLER(Syndicat des Energies Renouvelables), France

2:15pm PV Market UK- Strong Growth to be Expected?Philip Wolfe, Managing Director, Ownergy pcl (invited)

2:45pm Coffee Break

PV Market Trends U.SModerator: Paula Mints, Principal Analyst PV Services Program,

Navigant Consulting, U.S.3:30pm Classifying the Top 5 States for Utility-Scale PV Development

in the U.S. -Status, Perspectives, Prevailing BarriersShayle Kann, Senior Energy Analyst, GTM Research/Greentech Media Inc., U.S.

4:00pm Moving the California Solar Market from Megawatts to Gigawatts: the Opportunities and BarriersSue Kateley, Executive Director, CaliforniaSolar Energy Industries Association (CAL SEIA), U.S.

4:30pm „Beyond Titusville: The PV Industry's Emerging Next Phase“Craig Cornelius, Managing Director, Hudson Clean Energy Partners, U.S.

5:00pm Succsessful Development Strategies in Utility Scale SolarArno Harris, Recurrent Energy U.S. (invited)

5:30pm Networking Reception

PV Market Trends IndiaModerator: Frank Haugwitz, Head of Intersolar Conference Development

Solar Promotion GmbH, Pforzheim, Germany3:30 pm India’s Evolving Political Landscape Enabling an

Accelerated PV DeploymentDebashish Majumdar, IREDA, India

4:00pm India’s Future Global PV Footprint - An Industrial Development Perspective.Hari Surapaneni, CEO, Solar Semiconductor Inc., U.S.

4:30pm PV Market Development in India – Programmes, Targets, Initiatives in Different StatesLiane Schmidt, Principal, EAC Consulting, Munich, Germany

5:00pm Tapping the Domestic Indian PV Market - Practical Experience with Large-Scale Ground-Mounted SystemsInderpreet S. Wadhwa , Founder & CEO, Azure Power, India


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PV TECHNOLOGY THIN FILM + SILICON

FACTS

Date/Time: Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 10:00am–12:00am Thin Film + CEO PanelTuesday, June 8, 2010, 1:30pm–3:30pm Silicon + CEO Panel

Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Decision makers of the international PV industry:

manufacturer, supplier, wholesaler, investors, associationsOrganizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: PSE AGLanguage: EnglishRegistration fee: Combo Ticket PV Technology 450 €

Session: Thin Film or Silicon (half day) 300 €Included: CEO Panel PV Industry and Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar

Europe. The PV Technology session can also be booked aspart of packages. Further information see conferencepricing page 44-46 and conference overview page 6–7.


SummaryThin Film Technology The speakers in this session will give a technology outlook fromthe point of view of recently established thin film moduleproducers as well as long-term experienced players in thin film.

Silicon Technology Crystalline silicon cells and modules currently dominate the PVmarket with a share of more than 80%. This session will discussstatus and advances within this industry to achieve higher effi-ciencies, still being the main technological driver for reducedlevelized electricity costs. This topic will be analyzed from differentperspectives within the field - including material suppliers, celland equipment manufacturers.

TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 2010

Thin Film TechnologyModerator: Dr. Rutger Schlatmann, Managing Director, PVcomB -

Competence Centre Thin-Film- and Nanotechnology for Photovoltaics Berlin, Germany

10:00am Moon & Azur Technology for Micromorph Thin-Film ModulesChin Yao Tsai, Chairman & CEO, Auria Solar Co. Ltd, Taiwan

10:30am The Road Towards a 1 GW ProductionDr. Katsumi Kushiya, Solar Frontier K.K., Japan

11:00am NNSpeaker TBD, Applied Materials Inc., U.S.

11:30am Thin Specialty Glass for Thin Film Photovoltaic ModulesJames E. Webb, Research Associate, Corning Incorporated, U.S.

12:00am Lunch Break

Silicon TechnologyModerator: Dr. Ralf Preu, Head of Department PV Production Technology

and Quality Assurance, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, Freiburg, Germany

1:30pm Producing Highest Efficiency Silicon Solar Cells and ModulesDr. Peter Cousins, Director R&D, Sunpower, U.S.

2:00pm Silicon Materials for High Efficiency Solar CellsDr. Erik Sauar, CTO, REC Solar, Norway

2:30pm Equipment for the Production of Highly Efficient SiliconSolar Cells and ModulesDr. Peter Fath, CTO, Centrotherm Photovoltaics AG, Blaubeuren, Germany

3:00pm Highest Quality and Innovation for Crystalline Silicon Solar Cells and Modules – a Contradiction?Dr. Ralf Lüdemann, Production Manager, SolarWorld Innovations, Freiberg, Germany

3:30pm Coffee Break4:00pm CEO Panel PV Industry 5:30pm Get together

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PV POWER PLANTS

FACTS

Date/Time: Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 10:00am–3:30pm (+ CEO Panel)Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Decision makers of the international PV industry:

system integrators, manufacturer, supplier, wholesaler, investors, associations.

Organizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: PSE AGLanguage: EnglishRegistration Fee: 450 € Included: CEO Panel PV Industry and Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar

Europe. The PV Power Plants session can also be booked as part of packages. Further information see conference pricing page 44–46 and conference overview page 6–7.


SummaryGeneral contracting of PV Power Plants and the development,management and quality control of projects will be presentedand discussed. Another important issue is the financing of largescale projects. Last but not least, the session will focus on themarket environment of utility scale PV and its role in Europe.


Moderator: Dipl.-Ing. Uwe K. Ilgemann, Managing Director, invecco, Freiburg, Germany

10:00am Top10 PV Power PlantsDenis Lenardic, Managing Director, PV Resources, Germany

10:30am General Contractor for PV Power Plants: Contract Challenges,Guarantees and StrategiesRalph Schneider, Executive Vice President of Solar EnergyInvestments, Phönix Solar AG, Sulzemoos, Germany

11:00am Project Development and Management of PV Power PlantsAndreas Schneider, Director Investor Relations, relatio, Balingen, Germany

11:30am Quality Management before, during and after Constructionby using Prognosis and Monitoring InstrumentsMartin Schneider, General Manager, meteocontrol GmbH, Germany

12:00am Lunch BreakModerator: Jürgen Jung, Head of Instructure Renewable Energies,

Wealth Management Capital Holding GmbH, Munich, Germany

1:30pm Debt Structuring and Financing of PV Power PlantsBirgit Brinda, Vice President, Project & Capital Advisory,Deutsche Bank AG, Frankfurt, Germany

2:00pm Market Environment of Utility Scale PV in EuropeStephan Orthen, Partner, Eclareon GmbH, Berlin, Germany

2:30pm Future Electricity Cost of PV Power PlantsAngelo Prete, European BD Director, LDK Solar Europe Holding SA, Luxembourg

3:00pm PV Power Plants - An Option for UtilitiesDr. David Großekathöfer, Manager Energy Policy, Stadtwerke München, Germany

3:30pm Coffee Break4:00pm CEO Panel PV Industry 5:30pm Get together

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PV PRODUCTION & EQUIPMENT – COST SAVINGS THROUGH EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL & MANUFACTURING

FACTS

Date/Time: Tuesday June 8, 2010, 9:30am–4:00pm (+ CEO Panel)Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Photovoltaic professionals, service providers,

consultants, policy makersOrganizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: Solarpraxis AG, SEMI EuropeLanguage: EnglishRegistration Fee: 395 €Included: CEO Panel PV Industry and Three-Day-Ticket

for Intersolar Europe. The PV Producion & Equipmentsession can also be booked as part of packages. Furtherinformation see conference pricing page 44–46 and conference overview page 6–7.



Session 2 11:45am Cell, Module and Thin Film ManufacturingModerator: Lars Waldmann, Press Officer, Schott Solar, Alzenau,

Germany11:50am Leading Edge PV Manufacturing

Dr. Jörg Müller, Director R&D Cells, Q-Cells International, Bitterfeld-Wolfen, Germany

12:05am Status and Challenges of Mircomorph Thin Film Solar ProductionRoland Sillmann, CTO, Inventux, Berlin, Germany

12:20am Finding the Balance of Cost and Product ValueAndreas Liebheit, VP and Managing Director EMEA,Solarfun Power Germany, Ismaning, Germany

12:35am Bringing Solar Manufacturing to a New DimensionJohann Peeters, Branch Manager Automobil – Solar Linear Motion and Assembley Technologies, Bosch Rexroth, Schweinfurt, Germany

12:50am Questions & Answers1:00pm Lunch Break

Session 32:00pm Quality Control, Cost Saving & BankabilityModerator: Dr. Jürgen Arp, CEO, abastrial, Berlin, Germany 2:05pm Extended Stress Testing for PV Modules

Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Althaus, Business Field Manager for Renewable Energies, TÜV Rheinland, Cologne, Germany

2:20pm PV Test, Qualtity ControlChristian Steinberg, Senior Consultant, Solarpraxis AG, Berlin, Germany

2:35pm Cost Saving through Automation, Quality AssuranceDr. Martin Detje, Head of Turnkey, Roth+Rau, Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Germany

2:50pm Equipment Hazard Analysis & Risk AssessmentsSaranpal Rai, Program Director, Intertek, U.S.

3:05pm Questions & Answers (with moderators from sessions before)3:15pm Panel: Closing Discussion about Cost Saving PossibilitiesModeration: Markus A.W. Hoehner, CEO, EuPD Research, Bonn, Germany3:20pm New Competitive Environment for

Photovoltaic ManufacturersHans Kühn, Partner/CEO, PRTM Management Consultants, Frankfurt, Germany

3:35pm Solar's Impending ShakeoutTed Sullivan, Senior Analyst, LUX Research, U.S.

3:50pm Questions & Answers4:00pm CEO Panel PV Industry5:30pm Get together


9:30am Opening: Todays Situation and Challenges in PVHeinz Kundert, President SEMI PV Group, Belgium

9:40am PV Industry: Demand, Market Trends, Bottlenecks and OpportunitiesDr. Henning Wicht, (Co-Autor Stefan de Haan) Senior Director, Principal Analyst, iSuppli, Munich, Germany

Session 110:00am Raw Material/Wafer: Silicon and AlternativesModerator: Prof. Dr. Peter Woditsch, CEO, Sunicon AG, Freiberg, Germany10:05am Outlook for Wafer Silicium and Alternatives

Erik Sauar, CTO, REC Solar, Norway10:20am Cost Reduction in PV through High Quality Polysilicon

Dr. Erik Thorsten Heyen, Vice President, Sales, Marketing & Finance Wacker Polysilicon, Wacker Chemie, Burghausen, Germany

10:35am Larger Silicon Ingots for Solar CellsDr. Yuepeng Wan, CTO, LDK Solar, China

10:50am Polysilicon Production based on Monosilane TechnologyAlexander Berg, CEO, Schmid Silicon Technology, Freudenstadt, Germany

11:05am Questions & Answers11:20am Coffee Break

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CEO PANEL PV INDUSTRY

FACTS

Date/Time: Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 4:00pm–5:00pmLocation: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Decision makers of the international PV industry:

system integrators, manufacturer, supplier, wholesaler, investors, associations

Organizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: PSE AGLanguage: EnglishRegistration Fee: 100 € Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar Europe

The CEO Panel can also be booked as part of packages.Further information see conference pricing page 44–46and conference overview page 6–7.



Moderator: Prof. Dr. Eicke Weber, Director, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (ISE) Freiburg, Germany

Robert Hartung, CEO, Centrotherm photovoltaics AG, Blaubeuren, Germany (invited)John Andersen Jr., Executive Vice President, CEO, REC Solar, Norway (invited)Dr. Martin Heming, Member of the SCHOTT Corporate Management Committee, SCHOTT AG, Mainz, Germany (invited) Dr. Zhengrong Shi, CEO, Suntech Power Holding Co. Ltd., China

INTERSOLAR AWARD CEREMONY

FACTS

Date/Time: Wednesday, June 9, 2010, 3:30pm–5:00pmLocation: New Munich Trade Fair Center,

Hall C3, Innovation ExchangeIn Brief: The Intersolar AWARD prizes will be presented as part

of an official ceremony. The event is attended by high-caliber figures and brings together exhibitors at Intersolar Europe, representatives and decision-makersfrom the German and international solar industries, andtrade press representatives from German-based andfrom abroad.

Registration fee: Only entry ticket into the Intersolar Europe

SummaryIn a CEO Panel discussion, four well-known representatives ofthe international PV industry will be discussing current andfuture market developments with a focus on the cut in feed-intariffs for solar power in Germany. In a hosted discussion, theCEOs of PV components and production equipment as well as financing experts will develop scenarios for the global PV industryof the future. This will be followed by a question and answer session.

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PV OFF GRID POWER

FACTS

Date/Time: Thursday June 10, 2010, 10:00am–5:00pm (+ Networking Reception)

Location: International Congress Center München (ICM)Target Group: Companies, banks, development cooperation institutions,

non-governmental organizationsOrganizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: PSE AGSupporter: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit

(GTZ) GmbH, Alliance for Rural Electrificaton (ARE), MicroEnergy International

Language: EnglishRegistration Fee: 300 €Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar Europe,

Networking ReceptionRegistration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de

SummaryThe Focus will be “Quality Assurance for Products and Services”.International speakers will present and discuss their experiencesof the economical and technical interdependence between thequality of products and the price of after-sales services. They willreport on the service costs and the controlling and assuring ofservice quality. This will lead to the final question of how qualityservices could be profitable in the off-grid solar business.

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010

10:00am Keynote SpeechMonika Weber-Fahr, Manager of Sustainability Business Innovator, International Finance Corporation (IFC), U.S.

Moderator: Dana Risankova, Senior Energy Specialist Africa, The World Bank, U.S.

10:20am Short Introduction into the Topic and Speakers Dana Risankova, Senior Energy Specialist Africa, The World Bank, U.S.

10:30am Assuring Quality in World Bank Photovoltaic Projects: 15 Years of ExperienceAnil Cabraal, Renewable Energy Specialist, Consultant, U.S.

11:00am PV Pumping Systems: Suitable Quality Feature for Sustainable OperationBernard McNelis, Managing Director, IT Power on behalf of IEA PVPS TASK 9, UK

11:30am Marketing Quality in Developing CountriesChristiane Serger, Head of Sales, BAE Batterien GmbH, Berlin, Germany

12:00am Questions & Answers 1:00pm Lunch BreakModerator: Noara Kebir, Managing Director,

MicroEnergy International, Berlin, Germany2:00pm Short Introduction into the Topic and Speakers

Noara Kebir, Managing Director, MicroEnergy International, Berlin, Germany

2:10pm Experience from Operating a PV-Mini Grid in MaliAlex Earl, Business Developer, Foundation Rural Energy Services (FRES), The Netherlands

2:40pm Quality Requirements of KfW to Ensure Sound Financial Basis of Solar Programs – Examples from Bangladesh, South AfricaOtmar Werner, Sector Economist at the Competence Centre Energy of KfW, Frankfurt, Germany

3:10pm Coffee Break3:30pm Challenges and Lessons learned in the Implementation

and the Enforcement of Quality Standards in Solar Elect-rification ProjectsSaddamo Aboobakar, CEO, FUNAE, Mozambique (invited)

4:00pm Challenges Success Factors and Lessons Learned OfferingProducts and Services to Rural Customers in UgandaChristine Namazzi, Managing Director, Naco Solar Ltd., Uganda

4:30pm Questions & Answers 5:00pm Networking Reception

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SOLAR THERMAL CONFERENCE

FACTS

Date/ Time: Tuesday, June 8, 10:00am–5:15pm Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Manufacturers, distributors, service providers (engineering,

planning, installation) from the solar thermal industry aswell as other interested decision makers from the utilityor governmental sector and scientists.

Organizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: ITW, University of StuttgartLanguage: EnglishRegistration fee: Solar Thermal Technologies 320 €

Solar Thermal Markets 320 € The Solar Thermal Conference can also be booked as part of packages. Further information see conference pricing page 44–46 and conference overview page 6–7.

Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar Europe.Registration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de


10:00am Opening: Solar Thermal ConferenceDr.-Ing. Harald Drück, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany

10:30am Framework Conditions for Solar Thermal in EuropeUwe Trenkner, trenkner consulting, Belgium

11:00am New Perspectives for the Solar Heating and Cooling Technology Dipl.-Phys. Gerhard Stryi-Hipp, President RHC-ETP, Fraunhofer ISE, Freiburg, Germany,

11:30am Electricity from the Deserts - the Desertec ConceptProf. Dr. Dr.-Ing. habil Hans Müller-Steinhagen Director Institute of Technical Thermodynamic, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute for Thermodynamics and Thermal Engineering (ITW), University of Stuttgart, Germany

12:00am Lunch Break


Session: Solar Thermal Markets: EU and Mediterranean1:30pm Opening and Introduction:

Werner B. Koldehoff, Board Member German Solar Industry Association (BSW-Solar), Berlin, Germany

1:40pm The Solar Thermal Market - Germany 2009Werner B. Koldehoff, Board Member German Solar Industry Association (BSW-Solar), Berlin, Germany

2:05pm Iberian Solar Thermal MarketPascual Polo Amblar, Asociación Solar de la Industria Térmica, Spain

2:30pm Tunisian Solar Thermal Market – Quantity and QualityNoureddine Ketari, Aptitudes - Institute for renewable energies, Tunisia

2:55pm Questions & Answers3:00pm Coffee Break

Session: Solar Thermal Markets: U.S., China, India3:45pm Opening and Introduction3:55pm Solar Thermal Market in the U.S.

Les Nelson, Chair Solar Thermal Division, Solar Energy Industries Association, U.S.

4:20pm Trends and Challeages of Solar Thermal Market in ChinaHu Runqing, Center for Renewable Energy Development, China

4:45pm Emerging Solar Thermal Market and Perspectives for IndiaProf. Dr.-Ing. Varghese Panthalookaran, Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India

5:10pm Questions & Answers5:30pm Get together

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Session Solar Thermal Technologies: Solar Collectors Technology and Manufacturing1:30pm Opening and Introduction

Dipl.-Ing. Stephan Fischer, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany

1:40pm Highly Efficient Flat Plate Collectors with Low-e- Coated Insulating GlazingsDipl.-Ing. Sebastian Föste, Institut für Solarenergieforschung in Hameln/Emmerthal (ISFH), Hameln/Emmerthal, Germany

2:05pm Concentrated Solar for Combined PV and Thermal Energy ProductionJoakim Bystrom, Absolicon Solar Concentrator AB, Sweden

2:30pm Large Scale Manufacturing of all Glass Collectors in ChinaJiao Qingtai, Sunrain, China


Session Solar Thermal Technologies: Materials for Solar Thermal Applications3:45pm Opening and Introduction

Dr.-Ing. Henner Kerskes, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany

3:55pm Polymeric Materials for Solar Thermal ApplicationsPhilippe Papillon, CEA INES, France

4:20pm Materials for Compact Seasonal Heat StorageWim van Helden, Renewable Heat, The Netherlands

4:45pm Switchable Solar Collector Glassing by Means of Thermotropic LayersKatharina Resch, IWPK, Montanuniversität Leoben, Austria


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Session Solar Thermal Technologies: International Standardization and Certification1:30pm Opening and Introduction:

Dr.-Ing. Harald Drück, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany

1:40pm New Developments in the European Solar Keymark Certification SchemeDr.-Ing. Harald Drück, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany

2:05pm SRCC Certification of Solar Thermal Products in the U.S.Mark Thornbloom, Solar Rating and Certification Corp., U.S.

2:30pm Testing and Certification of Solar Thermal Products in ChinaHu Runqing, Center for Renewable Energy Development, China


Session: Solar Thermal Technologies and Heat Pumps3:45pm Opening and Introduction

Dr.-Ing. Harald Drück, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany

3:55pm Solar Thermal and Heat Pumps – a Promising Technology PhD Chris Bales, SERC, Högskolan Dalarna, Sweden

4:20pm Performance Testing of Solar Thermal Systems Combined with Heat PumpsDipl.-Ing. Barbara Mette, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany

4:45pm Hybrid Heat Pump – a Multi Heating System for a Energy-Efficient ModernisationDipl.-Ing. Frank Thole, Schüco International KG, Bielefeld, Germany



Session Solar Thermal Technologies: Large Scale Solar Thermal Systems1:30pm Opening and Introduction:

MSc Jan Erik Nielsen, PlanEnergi, Denmark1:40pm Solar Thermal Systems for Multiple Family Houses –

System Concepts and PerformanceIng. Rudolf Moschik, AEE Institute for Sustainable Technologies, Austria

2:05pm Large Scale Solar Thermal Systems with Seasonal Heat StoresDr.-Ing. Wolfgang Heidemann, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany

2:30pm New IEA SH&C Task on Large Solar Systems, Seasonal Storage, Heat pumps and other RE-Combinations Jan Erik Nielsen, PlanEnergi, Denmark


Session Solar Thermal Technologies: Solar Process Heat3:45pm Opening and Introduction:

Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Hennecke, Institute of Technical Thermodynamics (ITT), Solar Research, DLR, Cologne, Germany

3:55pm Solar Heat for Industrial Processes Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Hennecke, Institute of Technical Thermodynamics (ITT), Solar Research, DLR, Cologne, Germany

4:20pm Examples of Built Solar Process Heat Systems and System Integration M.Sc. Bastian Schmitt, Kassel University, Germany

4:45pm Solar Process Heat in U.S. Beverage Industry and Solar CoolingHenry John Ellers, SOLID, U.S.


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SOLAR HEAT FOR INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES AND SMALL SCALE POWER CO-GENERATION

FACTS

Date: Wednesday, June 9, 2010, 10:00am–5:00pmLoccation: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Solar thermal professionals, service providers,

consultants, policy makersOrganizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: PSE AGLanguage: EnglishRegistration Fee: 300 € Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar Europe,

Networking ReceptionThe Solar Process Heat session can also be booked as part of packages. Further information see conference pricing page 44–46 and conference overview page 6–7.


SummaryThe generation of industrial process heat offers a huge butcurrently untapped potential for solar thermal technologies. Thissession covers technological developments, market potential andreference systems and offers to be a discussion platform for professionals from science & technology, project developmentand policy.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2010

10:55am Overview on Collector Developments for Industrial ApplicationsProf. Matthias Rommel, Director of Institute, SPF, Switzerland

11:20am Coffee Break11:40am Certification of High Temperature Collectors

Dr. Esther Rojas, Researcher, CIEMAT, Spain12:05am Market Potential and Obstacles in Europe

Stefan Braendle, Consulting Director Solar Applications, Alanod Solar GmbH, Ennepetal, Germany

12:30am Worldwide Market Potential for Solar Generation of Industrial Process HeatDr. Ramakrishna Sonde, Executive Vice President, Thermax Limited, India

12:55am Questions & Answers1:00pm Lunch Break2:00pm Solar Thermal Cooling in Arid Regions

Dr. Mario Motta, Junior Professor, Politecnico di Milano, Department of Energy, Italy

2:25pm Small and Medium Scale Power Generation and CogenerationDr. Werner Platzer, Head of Department, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Freiburg, Germany

2:50pm Thermal Engines for Small Scale Solar Thermal Power GenerationAnton Neuhäuser, Researcher, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Freiburg, Germany

3:15pm Coffee Break3:35pm Micro CSP Installations in the U.S.

Van Matsushige, Vice President Sales, Sopogy, U.S.4:00pm Fresnel Collector for Solar Thermal Cooling Applications

Christian Zahler, Managing Director, Mirroxx GmbH, Freiburg, Germany

4:25pm Key for Optimizing Large-Scale Solar-Thermal Process Heat Systems with CPC Vacuum Tube Collectors and Water as Heat Transfer FluidDr. Rolf Meissner, Head of Department, Paradigma Energie- und Umwelttechnik GmbH & Co. KG, Karlsbad, Germany

4:50pm Questions & Answers


Moderator: Dr. Andreas HäberleCEO, PSE AG, Freiburg, Germany

10:00am Welcome and IntroductionDr. Andreas Häberle, CEO, PSE AG, Freiburg, Germany

10:05am Solar Heat for Industrial Applications - Potential, Framework Conditions and Built ExamplesWerner Weiss, Managing Director, AEE INTEC, Austria

10:30am Simulation Tools, Process EngineeringChristoph Brunner, Engineer, AEE INTEC, Austria

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SOLAR THERMAL POWER PLANTS

Summary:The Intersolar Europe Conference sessions dedicated to concentratedsolar power (CSP) will provide latest information related to thedifferent technologies used for converting solar thermal powervia heat into electricity. Experience gained by the operation ofdifferent CSP parabolic trough plants such as Andasol 1 + 2 andsolar power towers will be presented. Furthermore future tech-nologies such as using salt as heat transfer fluid in parabolictrough collectors and linear fresnel collectors for CSP applicationswill be introduced.

FACTS

Date/Time: Thursday, June 10, 10:00am–5:00pm (+Networking Reception)

Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Solar thermal power plants planners, manufacturers and

suppliers; investors, analysts and decision makers frompublic policy, associations and utilities.

Organizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: ITWLanguage: EnglishRegistration fee: 300 €

The Solar Thermal Conference can also be booked as part of packages. Further information see conference pricing page 44–46 and conference overview page 6–7.

Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar Europe. Registration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de


11:15am CSP Project Development in Spain, US and Egypt – Lessons LearnedDr. Henner Gladen, CTO, Solar Millennium AG, Erlangen, Germany

11:45am Questions & Answers12:00am Lunch Break

Session CSP 2 New Developments1:30pm Opening and Introduction:

Dr. Eckhard Lüpfert, CSP Services, Spain1:40pm New Solar Collector Technologies for CSP Applications

Speaker TBD2:05pm Solar Power Tower Jülich

Prof. Bernhard Hoffschmidt, Solar Institut Jülich at FH Aachen, GermanyDipl.-Ing. MBA Gerrit Koll, Kraftanlagen München, Munich, Germany

2:30pm Combined Solar Power and Desalination Plants: MED-CSD ProjectJürgen Kern, Kernenergien, Stuttgart, Germany


Session CSP 3 Panel discussion: Desertec and rural electrificationin Africa - are they compatible?

Desertec, a massive industrial project for bringing electricity from the desertto Europe in the distant future has been receiving a lot of public attention. Does the press coverage reflect reality? What will the people in Africa gainfrom it? The panelists will be discussing the financial, political and time aspects ofDesertec, its implications for Africa and how it is perceived by the public. Moderator: Heiner Müller, Editor at Bayerischer Rundfunk

3:30pm Margarete Bause, B90/Die GrünenFatoumata Siré Diakité (tbc), Ambassador of the Republic of Mali in BerlinRupert Hirzer, Co-founder of the Desertec FoundationWolfgang Hofstätter, KAITO Energie AGSilvia Kreibiehl (tbc), Deutsche Bank AG Christine Kahlert, INDOC GmbH Dr. Eckhard Lüpfert, DLR, Solar ResearchLars Waldmann, Schott Solar AG



Session CSP 1 Status and Experience10:00am Opening and Introduction: Power Plants

Dr.-Ing. Harald Drück, ITW, University of Stuttgart, Germany10:15am Solar Thermal Power Plants –

Current Status and Latest DevelopmentsDr. Eckhard Lüpfert, DLR, Solar Research, Spain

10:45am CSP Plants in Operation – Experience GainedSpeaker TBD

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Summary:Basics of economic analysis in the manufacture of solar cellsStep-by-step cost analysis of the complete value-added chainof crystalline silicon solar cell manufactureCost assessment of individual technological stagesSetup of a cost accounting tool for analyzing a variety of solarcell concepts

INTENSIVE PV TRAINING“COST ANALYSIS AND TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION“

FACTS

Date/Time: Thursday, June 10, 10:00am–5:00pmLocation: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Decision makers in the field of production technology

and factory planning who would like to gain an insightinto the basics of economic assessment, both of individualtechnological stages as well as entire production chains.The depth of information can also be adapted accordingto the level of knowledge of the individual participant.

Organizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: PSE AGLanguage: GermanRegistration fee: 420 € Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar EuropeRegistration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de


Workshop presented in German10:00am PV-Training Intensivseminar:

Kostenanalyse und TechnologiebewertungDr. Jochen Rentsch, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy System (ISE), Freiburg, Germany

1:00pm Lunch Break2:00pm PV-Training Intensivseminar:

Kostenanalyse und TechnologiebewertungDr. Jochen Rentsch, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy System (ISE), Freiburg, Germany

5:00pm End of the Workshop

www.intersolar.de


SILANE SAFETY SEMINAR

FACTS

Date/Time: Thursday, June 10, 1:00pm–5:45pm Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Employees concerned with the safe use of silane should

attend, including those involved in silane research, safety, emergency response, design and operations. Attendees will gain valuable knowledge silane properties, installations, incidents, root causes and emergency response efforts.

Organizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: SEMI PV Group, REC SiliconLanguage: EnglishRegistration fee: The seminar is fully sponsored by REC Silicon.

Only entry ticket into the Intersolar Europe Registration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de

SummarySilane is an electronic speciality gas that has had widespreaduse in the semiconductor fabrication industry since the mid1960’s when the first integrated circuit manufacturers beganoperations. PV manufacturers, also silane users, have grown dramatically and use of silane is expected to double or triple inthe next years.


1:00pm Opening RemarksEugene Y. Ngai, President, Chemically Speaking LLC, Aaron Zude, Sr. Director, EHS Division Semi

1:10pm WelcomeKurt Levens, Vice President of Commercial Development and Planning, REC Silicon

1:25pm Silane Incidents and Emergency ResponseEugene Y. Ngai, President, Chemically Speaking LLC

1:55pm Hazards and Ignition Behaviors of Silane Release into AirProf. Jenq-Renn Chen, National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

2:40pm Silane SafetyOwen Metcalf, Product Manager New Products and Bulk Systems, REC Silicon

3:35 pm Silane Bulk PackagesMegan Kujawa, Silane Product Manager, REC Silicon

4:20pm Managing Safety and Reliability in Supplying Silane from Production to End-UsersDr. Denis Rufin, Silane Business Director, Air Liquide

5:05pm New REC Silane Safety Training Video5:35pm Questions & Answers5:45pm End of Seminar

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Summary:Solar cells out of crystalline silicon still dominate the PV market.Within the industrial routine, optimisation of current productionprocesses are ongoing, whereas within the R&D sector, newsolar cell concepts as well as innovative production steps are de-veloped. This workshop is made for newcomers or career changerswithin the booming PV market, the participants will gain deeperinsight into physical fundamentals of silicon solar cells as well astheir production processes.

WORKSHOP PV TRAINING CRYSTALLINE SILICON SOLAR CELL TECHNOLOGY

FACTS

Date/Time: Friday, June 11, 10:00am–1:00pm (English)Friday, June 11, 2:00pm–5:00pm (German)

Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Newcomer or career changer of the PV sector, with natural

scientific backgroundOrganizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: PSE AGLanguage: English or GermanRegistration fee: Workshop: English or German (half day) 220 € Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar EuropeRegistration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de

FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2010

Workshop presented in English10:00am PV-Training: Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell Technology

Dr. Jochen Rentsch, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy System (ISE), Freiburg, Germany

1:00pm End of Workshop

Workshop presented in German2:00pm PV-Training: PV-Training kristalline

Silizium-SolarzellentechnologieDr. Jochen Rentsch, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy System (ISE), Freiburg, Germany

5:00pm End of the Workshop

www.intersolar.de


THE GERMAN SOLAR THERMAL INDUSTRY – DEVELOPMENT AND POTENTIALS

Summary:The workshop provides a comprehensive presentation of the keyfindings of the industry and market analysis that EuPD Researchis presently conducting in the field of solar thermal. In additionto the depiction of the German solar thermal industry, its industrialpolicy and medium-term perspectives, the state and impact ofthe legal framework will be discussed in detail. The analysis ofthe sales market at the level of federal state perspective moreoverdemonstrates the actual situation and existing potentials.

FACTS

Date/Time: Wednesday, June 9, 2010, 10:00am–1:00pmLocation: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Manufacturers, distributors, service providers (engineering,

planning, installation) from the solar thermal industry; aswell as other interested decision makers from the utilityor governmental sector.

Organizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: EuPD Research, HRCG GmbHLanguage: GermanRegistration fee: 350 €Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar EuropeRegistration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de


10:00am The German Solar Thermal Industry: Key Results of the Company SurveyMartin Ammon, Project Manager, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Germany

11:00am Questions & Answers11:30am Coffee Break11:45am The German Solar Thermal Industry:

Sales Market and PotentialsFlorian Schmidt, Consultant, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Germany

12:30am Questions & Answers

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TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS OF SOLAR THERMAL INDUSTRY IN FOUR EUROPEAN FUTURE MARKETS

FACTS

Date/Time: Thursday, June 10, 2010, 2:00pm–5:00pmLocation: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: The workshop is directed to solar thermal manufacturers,

wholesalers, planning and engineering companies as wellas to decision makers from the utility or consulting sectorthat have interest in latest information on European solarthermal markets.



2:00pm Solar Thermal Industry in Europe - Trends and DevelopmentsFlorian Schmidt, Consultant, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Ger.

2:10pm ItalyAngelo Galata, Junior Consultant, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Ger.

2:40pm Questions & Answers2:50pm France

Florian Schmidt, Consultant, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Ger.3:20pm Questions & Answers3:30pm Coffee Break3:50pm Poland

Florian Schmidt, Consultant, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Ger.4:15pm Questions & Answers4:25pm United Kingdom

Angelo Galata, Junior Consultant, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Ger.4:50pm Questions & Answers

THE GERMAN SOLAR THERMAL MARKET FROM THE INSTALLERS PERSPECTIVE

Summary:Based on the results of a survey conducted among installers, theworkshop provides an insight into the trends and developmentswithin the solar thermal market in Germany from the perspectiveof installation companies. Within this context, detailed marketfigures will be presented and discussed. In addition, marketanalysis will highlight both the situation to date as well asexisting potential at national, regional level.

SummaryThis workshop illustrates the results of a broad industry andmarket analysis in European solar thermal markets, conductedby EuPD-Research. Detailed descriptions of the future marketsItaly, France, Poland and UK and the country market's driversand hindrances are provided from the point of view of manu-facturers, wholesalers and installers.

FACTS

Date/Time: Wednesday, June 9, 2010, 2:00pm–5:00pmLocation: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: The workshop is directed to manufacturers, wholesalers,

planning, engineering and installations companies witha business field in solar thermal technology as well as to all other interested decision makers from the utility or governmental sector.



2:00pm The German Solar Thermal Industry: Key Results of the Installer SurveyMartin Ammon, Project Manager, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Germany

3:00pm Questions & Answers3:30pm Coffee Break3:45pm The German Solar Thermal Industry:

Quantitative and Qualitative Aspects of the Sales MarketFlorian Schmidt, Consultant, HRCG GmbH, Bonn, Germany

4:30pm Questions & Answers

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SummaryThe two-day workshop provides practical and easily comprehensibleknowledge of both the operation and state of technology, aswell as the design, planning and construction of solar thermalinstallations. Innovative applications of solar thermal technologywill also be presented. In the first part of the workshop, thefocus will be on the basic factors and systems engineering ofsolar thermal installations. Solar installations available on themarket for houses and apartment buildings, both for domestichot water and combined domestic hot water and heating (com-bi-installations) will be presented and discussed in relation totechnical and ecological factors. In the second part, the emphasiswill be on the innovative applications of solar thermal technology.Combined solar domestic hot water and heating installations, inwhich an electrically driven heat pump provides additionalheating, will receive particular attention.

WORKSHOP SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEMSSolar Thermal Systems-Basics (Part 1)Solar Thermal Systems-Advanced Applications (Part 2)

PART 1: THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010

1:00pm Opening 1Dr.-Ing. Henner Kerskes, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

1:15pm Basic Course in Solar Thermal Technology – Irradiation and Collector TechnologyDipl.-Ing. Christof Zimmermann, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

2:00pm Solar Installations for Heating Domestic Water - State of the ArtDr.-Ing. Henner Kerskes, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

2:40pm Combined Installations for Hot Water and Heating – Heating with the SunDr.-Ing. Henner Kerskes, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

3:15pm Coffee Break3:45pm Combined Storage Tanks for DHW and Heating

Dipl.-Ing. Stephan Bachmann, ITW, Germany4:15pm Evaluation of Combined Solar Installations for

hot Water and HeatingDipl.-Ing. Jens Ullmann, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

4:40pm Questions & Answers5:00pm End of the Workshop (Part 1)

PART 2: FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2010

10:00am Opening 2 Dr.-Ing. Henner Kerskes, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

10:15am Combined Solar Installations for Hot Water and Heating with High Solar Fraction and Innovative Storage DesignDr.-Ing. Harald Drück, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

10:45am Solar Thermal Technology and Heat Pump – IntroducingDifferent Concepts for Combined Solar InstallationsDipl.-Ing. Barbara Mette, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

11:15am Storage Technologies of the FutureDipl.-Ing. Florian Bertsch, ITW Universität Stuttgart,Germany

11:45am Coffee Break12:15am Basics of Solar Cooling

Dipl.-Ing. Partick Frey, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany12:40am Solar Cooling Equipment – Case Studies

Dipl.-Ing. Björn Ehrismann, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

1:00pm Active Solar BuildingsDr.-Ing. Henner Kerskes, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

1:25pm Solar Thermal Power PlantsDr.-Ing. Harald Drück, ITW, Universität Stuttgart, Germany

1:40pm Questions & Answers2:00pm End of the Workshop (Part 2)

FACTS

Date/Time: Thursday, June 10, 2010, 1:00pm–5:00 pm, Part 1Friday, June 11, 2010, 10:00am–2:00pm, Part 2

Location: International Congress Center Munich (ICM)Target Group: Installers, energy engineers, builders, investors, project

developers, architectsOrganizer: Solar Promotion GmbHPartner: Institute for Thermodynamics and Thermal Engineering

(ITW/SWT, University of Stuttgart)Language: GermanRegistration fee: Combo Ticket Part 1 + Part 2 200 €

Workshop Ticket: Part 1 or Part 2 (half day) 140 €Included: Three-Day-Ticket for Intersolar EuropeRegistration: Online-Registration until June 4, 2010, www.intersolar.de,

max. 30 attendees

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INTERSOLAR EUROPE CONFERENCE SIDE EVENTS

In addition to the wide range of information available at the Intersolar Europe Conference, a variety of side-events will alsobe on offer to Intersolar Europe Conference attendees.

The side-events are not part of the Intersolar Europe Conferenceand will be held by various organizers with whom participantsshould register separately for each event. Some events will takeplace on the exhibition grounds or in the ICM, but others will beheld at event locations outside the exhibition grounds. Detailedinformation can be obtained from the organizers.

Monitoring of PV-SystemsNH-Hotel, München-Dornach, Monday, June 7, 2010

www.otti.de

Power Electronics for PhotovoltaicsNH-Hotel, München-Dornach,Monday–Tuesday, June 7–8, 2010

www.otti.de

Photovoltaic-Systems NH-Hotel, München-Dornach, Tuesday, June 8, 2010

www.otti.de

Solar Air-Conditioning NH-Hotel, München-Dornach, Tuesday, June 8, 2010

www.otti.de

Solar Investment Forum, ICM, Wednesday, June 9, 2010www.greenpowerconferences.com

Taiwan PV Forum, ICM, Wednesday, June 9, 2010pob.taiwantrade.com.tw/intersolar

German/Italian Solar Conference and International BusinessMeetings, ICM, Wednesday, June 9, 2010

www.italcam.de

Business Opportunities in the Australian Solar MarketTrade Fair Ground,Room C22, Thursday, June 10, 2010

www.australien-erneuerbare-energien.de

GETTING TO INTERSOLAR

By Rail / Subway (U-Bahn):Take line U2 from Munich central station (Hauptbahnhof) to the eastentrance of the exhibition facilities (Messestadt Ost - Eingang Ost).Travel time: 20 minutes.

From the Airport with the Shuttle Bus:Shuttle buses to the exhibition from the airport depart fromterminals 1 and 2. Stops are made at the ICM and north (Nord)entrances at the exhibition facilities. Travel time: approx. 45 minutes. One-way ticket price 7,50 €; Round trip tickets price: 12,50 €.

From the Airport by Tram (S-Bahn):Tram line S8 runs directly beneath the central area of the airportwhich will take you to Munich central station (Hauptbahnhof).The U2 subway line then provides a direct connection to the eastentrance of the exhibition facilities (Messe stadt Ost – Eingang Ost).Travel time: approx. 60 minutes.

From the Airport by Taxi:Fixed price of 51 € from the airport to the exhibition facilities.Travel time: approx. 35 minutes.

By Car:There is an electronic traffic management system along the A94.Exit at either Feldkirchen-West (exit no. 6) or München-Riem(exit no. 5). Traffic management display boards in the city areawill lead you to the exhibition facilities.

Further Informationwww.intersolar.de visitor service Getting There

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CONFERENCE PACKAGES

Super Conference Package(all Conference Sessions and Networking Events of the Intersolar Europe Conference)

Complete ST / CST Package(all ST and CST Conference Sessions and Networking Events of the Intersolar Europe Conference)

Complete PV Package(all PV Conference Sessions and Networking Events of the Intersolar Europe Conference)

PV Package Technologies & Production(all PV Conference Session on June, 8, 2010 incl. CEO Panel and Get Together)

Get Together, June, 8, 2010

early bird normal at the door

810,– € 900,– € 1.030,– €

450,– € 500,– € 575,– €

675,– € 750,– € 860,– €

520,– € 580,– € 670,– €

25,– € 30,– € 35,– €

All tickets (except from the Get-Together Ticket) include free entrance to theIntersolar Europe Exhibition. All conference sessions are held in English.

CONFERENCE SESSION TICKETS

Monday, June 7, 2010PV Market Trends Europe, U.S., India (+ Networking Reception)

Tuesday, June 8, 2010Combo Ticket PV Technology (fullday, incl CEO Panel)

Tuesday, June 8, 2010PV Technology Thin Film (half day)(incl CEO Panel)

Tuesday, June 8, 2010PV Technology Silicon (half day)(incl CEO Panel)

Tuesday, June 8, 2010PV Power Plants (incl CEO Panel)

Tuesday, June 8, 2010PV Production & Equipment - Cost Savings through Equipment, Material & Manufacturing (incl CEO Panel)

Tuesday, June 8, 2010CEO Panel PV Industry

Thursday, June 10, 2010PV Off Grid Power (+ Networking Reception)

Tuesday, June 8, 2010Solar Thermal Market Trends Europe, U.S., India, China

Tuesday, June 8, 2010Solar Thermal Technologies

Wednesday, June 9, 2010 Solar Heat for Industrial Processes and Small Scale Power Co-Generation

Thursday, June 10, 2010Solar Thermal Power Plants (+ Networking Reception)


315,00 € 350,00 € 400,00 €

405,00 € 450,00 € 520,00 €

270,00 € 300,00 € 345,00 €

270,00 € 300,00 € 345,00 €

405,00 € 450,00 € 520,00 €

355,00 € 395,00 € 455,00 €

90,00 € 100,00 € 115,00 €

270,00 € 300,00 € 345,00 €

290,00 € 320,00 € 370,00 €

290,00 € 320,00 € 370,00 €

270,00 € 300,00 € 345,00 €

270,00 € 300,00 € 345,00 €

Photovoltaic (PV)

Solar Thermal (ST)

Concentrating Solar Thermal / Solar Thermal Power Plants (CST)

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INTERSOLAR EUROPE CONFERENCE: INFORMATION FOR REGISTRATION

All information for registration can be found at: www.intersolar.de Conference Registration

Registration Hotline: Solar Promotion GmbHMs. Gaby LajtkepPhone +49(0)7231/58598-16Fax +49(0)7231/58598-28E-Mail [email protected]

Registration Conditions: Online registration available until June 4, 2010.On-site registration for all conference sessions and workshopsis possible via the registration desks at International CongressCenter Munich (ICM) (Subway U2, station “Messestadt West”)Please be aware that different tariffs apply for on-site registra-tion.

Space for each session is limited. Intersolar Europe asks that youplease plan accordingly.

Cancellation policy: Any cancellations should be made in writing to Solar PromotionGmbH. Cancellations made prior to May 20, 2010 will incur aprocessing fee of € 70. After this date, the full participation feewill be charged.

WORKSHOPS / SEMINARS

Thursday, June 10, 2010Intensive PV Training“Cost Analysis and Technology Evaluation“

Thursday, June 10, 2010Silane Safety Seminar

Friday, June 11, 2010Workshop PV Training Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell Technology

Friday, June 11, 2010Workshop PV Training Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell Technology (D)*

Wednesday, June 9, 2010The German Solar Thermal Industry – Development and Potentials (D)*

Wednesday, June 9, 2010The German Solar Thermal Market from the Installers Perspective (D)*

Thursday, June 10, 2010Trends+Developments of ST Industry in Four European Future Markets (D)*

Thursday, June 10, 2010 and Friday, June 11, 2010Combo Ticket Workshop Solar Thermal Systems,Part 1 + 2 (D)*

Thursday, June 10, 2010Workshop Solar Thermal Systems, Part 1 (D)*

Friday, June 11, 2010Workshop Solar Thermal Systems, Part 2 (D)*


380,00 € 420,00 € 485,00 €

Free of charge, only entry ticket into the

Intersolar Europe Exhibiton necessary

200,00 € 220,00 € 255,00 €

200,00 € 220,00 € 255,00 €

315,00 € 350,00 € 400,00 €

315,00 € 350,00 € 400,00 €

315,00 € 350,00 € 400,00 €

180,00 € 200,00 € 230,00 €

125,00 € 140,00 € 160,00 €

125,00 € 140,00 € 160,00 €

D* = Presented in German

Photovoltaic (PV)

Solar Thermal (ST)

Concentrating Solar Thermal / Solar Thermal Power Plants (CST)

SEE YOU AT

INTERSOLAR NORTH AMERICASan Francisco, USAJuly 13–15, 2010www.intersolar.us

INTERSOLAR INDIAMumbai, IndiaDecember 14–16, 2010www.intersolar.in

INTERSOLAR ASIAShanghai 2011, Chinawww.intersolar.asia

ORGANIZERS

Solar Promotion GmbHP.O. Box 100 17075101 Pforzheim, GermanyPhone +49(0)7231/58598-0 Fax +49(0)7231/[email protected]

Freiburg Wirtschaft Touristik und Messe GmbH & Co.KG Messe FreiburgEuropaplatz 179108 Freiburg i.Br., GermanyPhone +49(0)761/7037-700Fax +49(0)761/7037-770

Intersolar is a member of the main exhibition associations.

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