Inter Solar India 2010 Conference Program

December 13–15, 2010

India’s International Exhibition andConference for the Solar IndustryThe Leela Kempinski, Mumbai

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

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INTERSOLAR INDIA CONFERENCE AT THE LEELA KEMPINSKI

The Intersolar India Conference presents the most relevant andtimely topics across all aspects of the solar industry in order tobest facilitate an exchange of knowledge and provide vital infor-mation on the state-of-the-industry at the Leela Kempinski Hotelin Mumbai.

In addition to Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission, more than8 states, including Rajasthan, Punjab, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, West Bengal, etc., have introduced support policiesbased on feed-in-tariffs and other incentives, in order to activelypromote the deployment of solar applications. The governmentof Gujarat alone aims to have 350 MW installed by 2011 via theexisting feed-in-tariff. This provides ample opportunities and chal-lenges for stakeholders such as manufacturers, entrepreneurs andfinancers.

High caliber speakers representing the Indian governmental andregulatory bodies, manufacturers, distributors, financiers and pro-ject developers from India as well from abroad are presenting thelatest developments of the solar industry.

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Monday, December 13, 2010Opening Session ..................................................................13On-Grid PV Market India ......................................................14Global PV Markets (Europe/US/Asia) .....................................15Off-Grid PV Market India......................................................16Off-Grid PV Applications/Mini Grid Systems/Micro Finance .....17Solar Thermal Market India...................................................18Global Solar Thermal Markets (Europe/US/Asia) .....................19

Tuesday, December 14, 2010Crystalline Silicon – Innovative Prospects ..............................20Thin Film PV – Innovative Prospects ......................................21The Role of International Organizations ................................22Financing of PV Projects.......................................................23Solar Thermal Applications....................................................24CST/CSP Technologies ..........................................................25

Wednesday, December 15, 2010Large-Scale PV Systems........................................................26Balance of Systems – Innovative Solutions ............................27Testing & Certification, Training & Education .........................29Quality Issues – Construction & Project Management ............30PV Project Development .......................................................31

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Conference Quick Facts/Prices ................................................4Conference Committee...........................................................6Exhibition Quick Facts ............................................................8List of Exhibitors ....................................................................9Conference Overview ...........................................................10

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CONFERENCE QUICK FACTS

Location The Leela Kempinski Mumbai, SaharMaharastra 400059

Dates December 13–15, 2010Hours Monday, December 13, 2010 9:00am–6:00pm

Tuesday, December 14, 2010 9:00am–1:00pmWednesday, December 15, 2010 9:00am–1:00pm

Attendees 600 expectedAreas of Focus Photovoltaics

Solar Thermal Technology

Organizer MMI India Pvt.Ltd.5th Floor, Lalani Aura, 34th Road, Khar WestMumbai, 400052, India

Intern. Contact Solar Promotion International GmbHKiehnlestrasse 1675172 Pforzheim, GermanyFreiburg Management and Marketing International GmbHEuropaplatz 179108 Freiburg i. Br., Germany

CONFERENCE PRICES

Full Conference Ticket – 3 Days 15,000 INR Includes opening ceremony, all sessions1, 3 lunch breaks, 3 coffee breaks, exhibition entrance, shuttle service to exhibition

Conference Ticket 1st Day 10,000 INR Includes opening ceremony, all sessions2, lunch break, coffee break, exhibition entrance, shuttle service to exhibition

Conference Ticket 2nd Day 5,000 INR Includes all sessions2, lunch break, coffee break, exhibition entrance, shuttle service to exhibition

Conference Ticket 3rd Day 5,000 INR Includes all sessions2, lunch break, coffee break, exhibition entrance, shuttle service to exhibition

VIP-Reception Ticket 1st Day 5,000 INR Includes evening event with dinner, beverages, networking event

1 Please select 6 sessions you plan to attend

2 Please select 2 sessions you plan to attend

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CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

Prof. Peter AdelmannProfessor, University of Applied Sciences Ulm, GermanyDr. Harald DrückHead of Research and Testing Centre for Thermal Solar Systems,Institute of Thermodynamics and Thermal Engineering,University of Stuttgart, GermanyAnita Marangoly GeorgeDirector Infrastructure, International Finance Corporation (IFC), IndiaGuido GlaniaSecretary General, Alliance for Rural Electrification, BelgiumSujata GuptaHead Private Sector,Indian Resident Mission, Asian Development Bank, IndiaMatthias HermesDeputy Director Sales New Markets,SMA Solar Technology AG, GermanyJagat S. JawaDirector General, Solar Energy Society of India (SESI), IndiaRajinder KumarChairman & Managing Director, Bergen Associates Pvt. Ltd.,IndiaProf. Dr. Joachim LutherChief Executive Officer,Solar Energy Research Institute Singapore (SERIS), SingaporeJaideep MalaviyaChief Executive Officer, Solar Thermal Federation of India (STFI), IndiaDr. (Engg.) Varghese PanthalookaranProfessor & Dean of Research and Development,Rajagiri Schoool of Engineering & Technology, India

Dr. Christoph RichterExecutive Secretary, SolarPACES, Germany German Aerospace Center Institute of Technical Thermodynamics, SpainGirish SantCoordinator Energy Group, Prayas, IndiaDr. E.V.R. SastrySenior Adviser, Sunvolt Energy Pvt. Ltd., IndiaSuvi SharmaPresident, Solaria Corporation Ltd., U.S.Hari R. SurapaneniPresident & Chief Executive Officer, Solar Semiconductor, IndiaProf. Juzer VasiPrincipal Investigator, National Centre for Photovoltaic Research and Engineering,Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), IndiaInderpreet S. WadhwaChief Executive Officer, Azure Power India Pvt. Ltd., India

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LIST OF EXHIBITORS | |

A A.K. Industrial Automation Media Pvt Ltd | Ablerex Electronics (S) PTE Limited | Alpex ExportsPvt. Ltd. | AMSC - American Superconductor | Answer Drives Srl | APP Systems (India) PrivateLimited | Arbutus Consultants Private Limited | Asian Solar | ASYS Group Asia Pte Ltd B Be-zirksamt Marzahn-Hellersdorf / CleanTech Business Park Berlin | Bonfiglioli Riduttori SpA |Bosch Solar Energy AG C Cape Electric Corporation | Centrotherm Photovoltaics AG | centro-therm sitec GmbH | Chemtrols Solar Private Limited | Chinaseasun (Beijing) New Energy PowerCo., Ltd. | CIEC Overseas Exhibition Co. Ltd. | Cixi Zhonghuan Electronic Co., Limited | CordsCable Industries Ltd. | Coveme Spa | Crompton Greaves Limited | CzechTrade D Delsolar Co.,Ltd | Delta Energy Systems (Germany) | DFX Systems PVT Ltd E Ecoprogetti | ElectrothermIndia Limited - Renewable Division | Eltek Valere | Emerson Industrial Automation | Emmvee Toug-hened Glass and Photovoltaics Pvt. Ltd. | Energetica India | Energy Technology Center | EnparkF Fine Renewable Energy Limited | Regional Cluster Freiburg Green City G Gehrlicher SolarAG | Gensol Consultatns (P) Ltd. | GeoPeak Energy (India) Private Limited | GESTAMP SOLAR,S.L. | Giacomini India PVT Limited | GL Garrad Hassan | Global Solar Technology | GNB Cor-poration | GP Solar GmbH | GreenBrilliance Energy PVT.Ltd. | Grundfos Pumps India PVT LTD |Guanya Power Equipment Co., Limited | Gujarat Borosil Limited H Haier Appliances India P.Limited | Haing Guangtai Solar Energy Industry Co. Ltd. | Hangzhou Xinfu Energy-Saving Ma-terials Co., Limited | Harsha Engineers Limited | Harshini Infrastructure Private Limited | HenselElectric India Private Limited I ib vogt GmbH | IG Solar PVT Ltd. | Indiamart.com | INDOSOLARLimited | Inventux Technologies AG J Juwi India Renewable Energies Private Limited K KirloskarIntegrated Technologies Limited | Krisam Automation L Lanco Solar Energy Private Limited |LEONI Studer AG M M and B Switchgears PVT, Ltd. | M/S Exor India Pvt., Ltd. | M+W INDIA |Maastech Controls Pvt. Ltd. | MiniTec Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG | Modern Solar PV Ltd.N New Delhi Print Media Pvt Ltd | Nuetech Solar Systems Private Limited | Numeric PowerSystem Limited O Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum India Pvt. Ltd. | Optimal PowerSynergy India Pvt.Ltd. | Oventrop GmbH & Co. KG P P.Energy Spa | PCI Limited | Phocos India Solar Private Li-mited | Photonix Solar PVT. LTD. | Proinso-Mecasolar | pv magazine / Solarpraxis AG Q Qin-huangdao Boostsolar Photovoltaic Equipment Co., Ltd. | Qsaki R Ravin Cables Limited |Rayspower New Energy Co.,Ltd | Realtime Systems Limited | Refusol GmbH | Reliance Indus-tries Limited, Solar Group | Renewable Watch (India Infrastructure Publishing Pvt. Ltd.) SSaarrthi Power India Private Limited | Samved Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd. | Satcon TechnologyCorporation | Schletter GmbH | SCHOTT Solar AG | SCHÜCO International KG | Schurter Elect-ronics (India) Pvt. Ltd. | Sgurr Energy India Pvt. Ltd. | Shanghai Shenhang Imp. & Exp. Co., Li-mited | Siemens Ltd. | SMA Solar Technolgy AG | Solairedirect Energy India Pvt. Ltd. | SolarPromotion International GmbH | Solar-Apps Energy PVT. Ltd. | Solsys Engineering (India) PVT.LTD | Solyndra Inc. | Sova Power Limited | Statcon Power Controls | Sun Tanzer S.V.O. | Sun-Technics Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd. | Surana Telecom and Power Ltd. | SVCS Process InnovationT TATA BP Solar India Limited | Tempress Systems BV | Tisun-Edes India PVT. LTD. |Trade4India.com | tradeindia.com | Twincity Sunlife Pvt. Ltd. | Tyco Electronics Corp India (P)Limited V V.D. Swami And Company Private Limited | Viessmann & Value Group | Vikram SolarPrivate Ltd. | Visa Powertech PVT Ltd. | vogt group SE | Voltaix, LLC W Waaree Energies PVT,Ltd. | Wuxi High-New Technology Industrial Development Co. Ltd | Wuxi Kaiyun Solar EnergyEquipment Technology Co., Limited | Wuxi Xinhongye Wire & Cable Co., Ltd. X XL Telecom &Energy Ltd. Y Yukita Electric Wire Co., Ltd. Z Zhejiang Feiyu Photo-Electrical S&T Co., Limited |Zhejiang Jiaming Tianheyuan Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd. (Extract from November 16, 2010)

EXHIBITION QUICK FACTS

Location Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC)Goregaon (East)Mumbai - 400063Maharashtra India

Dates December 14–16, 2010Hours Tuesday, December 14, 2010 10:00am–6:00pm

Wednesday, December 15, 2010 10:00am–6:00pmThursday, December 16, 2010 10:00am–5:00pm

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Exhibitors 150Areas of Focus Photovoltaics, Solar Thermal TechnologyExhibition Space 10,000 sqm

Organizer MMI India Pvt.Ltd.5th Floor, Lalani Aura, 34th Road, Khar West Mumbai, 400052, India

Intern. Contact Solar Promotion International GmbHKiehnlestrasse 1675172 Pforzheim, GermanyFreiburg Management and Marketing International GmbHEuropaplatz 179108 Freiburg i. Br., Germany

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PHOTOVOLTAICTechnologies

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW|

Monday, December 13, 2010

9:00am–12:00pm

1:00pm–2:00pm Lunch Break2:00pm–3:45pm

3:45pm–4:15pm Coffee Break

4:15pm–6:00pm

6:30pm

Opening Ceremony – National Solar Mission/Global PV Policies Future Prospect/Key-Notes/ Panel Discussion: How can India Become One of the Largest Solar Markets in the World? –What are the Barriers and How to Overcome Them to Meet India's 20 GW Ambitions?

V.I.P. Reception – Grand Ball Room 1 – For further details please visit our website. V.I.P. Reception – Grand Ball Room 1 – For further details please visit our website.

On-Grid PV Market India – Perspectives

and Challenges

Off-Grid PV Market India – Perspectives

and Challenges

Global PV Markets (Europe/US/Asia)

Off-Grid PV Applications/Mini GridSystems/Micro Finance

Solar Thermal MarketIndia – Perspectives

and Challenges

Global Solar ThermalMarkets

(Europe/US/Asia)

PHOTOVOLTAICTechnologies

PHOTOVOLTAICMarkets

PHOTOVOLTAICPolicy & Finance

SOLAR THERMALTechnologies

SOLAR THERMALMarkets

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

9:00am–10:45am

10:45am–11:15am Coffee Break11:15am–1:00pm

1:00pm–2:00pm Lunch Break

1:00pm–3:00pm

Crystalline Silicon – Innovative ProspectsThe Role of Intl. Organiza-

tions Concerning PV in India

Thin Film PV – Innovative ProspectsFinancing of PV Projects

CST/CSP Technologies

Solar Thermal Applications

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

9:00am–10:45am

10:45am–11:15am Coffee Break11:15am–1:00pm

1:00pm–2:00pm Lunch Break

1:00pm–3:00pm

Large-Scale PV Systems

Balance of Systems(BoS) – Innovative

Solutions

Testing & CertificationTraining & Education

Quality Issues –Construction &

Project Management

PV Project Development

Thursday, December 16, 2010

10:00am–5:00pm

Shuttle Service from The Leela Kempinski to Bombay Exhibition Centre Intersolar India Exhibition – Opening Hours 10:00am–6:00pm

Shuttle Service from The Leela Kempinski to Bombay Exhibition Centre Intersolar India Exhibition – Opening Hours 10:00am–6:00pm

Bombay Exhibition Centre – Intersolar India Exhibition – Opening Hours 10:00am–5:00pm

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OPENING SESSION|

Date Monday, December 13, 2010Location The Leela Kempinski, MumbaiRoom Grand Ballroom 1 & 2Time 9:00am–12:00pmOnline Registration www.intersolar.in conferenceOn-Site Registration Ball Room 4

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The Opening Ceremony takes place from 9:00am to 12:00pmon Monday, December 13 and is comprised of an introductionand welcome remarks; statements of dignitaries representingvarious stakeholders and government ministries; and high-profile keynote speeches.

There will be a Solar Lamp Ceremony followed by a panel discussion on “How India can become one of the largest solarmarkets in the world” and “What the barriers are and howto overcome them in order to meet India's 20 GW ambitions.”

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SummaryPresentations in this session deal with issues related to the sustainability of India’s National Solar Mission, the dynamics ofimplementing projects on the ground, and opportunities and challenges for foreign players aiming to tap India’s future marketfor PV technologies.

ON-GRID PV MARKET INDIA –PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES

Date Monday, December 13, 2010Time 2:00pm–3:45pmOnline Registration www.intersolar.in conferenceOn-Site Registration The Leela Kempinski Hotel, Foyer

FACTS

2:00pm Welcome and Introduction 2:05pm India’s Solar Mission – The Future Role of IREDA

K.S. Popli, Director Technical, Indian Renewable EnergyDevelopment Agency Limited (IREDA), India

2:25pm Sustainability of the Indian National Solar MissionGirish Sant, Coordinator Energy Group, Prayas, India

2:45pm On Ground Dynamics in Implementing Solar ProjectsVishwesh Palekar, Business Head, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., India

3:05pm PV Market in India: Opportunities and Challenges for Foreign Players Sushil Rajpurohit, Project Manager, EAC - Euro Asia Consulting Pvt. Ltd.,India

3:25pm Potential and Prospects of Solar Energy in the Thar DesertDr. Navratna Nahar, Principal Scientist, Central Arid Zone Research Institute, India

3:45pm Coffee Break

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SummaryPresentations given during the course of this session highlightnational support policies, industrial development, current statusand potential, as well as perspectives for photovoltaic applicationsin markets across Europe, North America, and Asia.

GLOBAL PV MARKETS (EUROPE/US/ASIA)


FACTS

4:15pm Welcome and Introduction4:20pm Status and Perspectives of European PV Markets

Thomas Chrometzka, Head of International Affairs, German Solar Industry Association (BSW), Germany

4:45pm US PV Market – Leveraging the Market Situation to Enable Successful BusinessParag Bhamre, Associate Consultant, EuPD Research,Germany

5:10pm OCI's View on the Global Solar Market - What is the Future Outlook on the Emerging Asian MarketMinkyu Lim, Executive Vice President, OCI CompanyLtd., Korea

5:35pm Development of the Chinese Domestic PV Market until 2012 in the Light of Policy Support Mechanism Frank Haugwitz, Head of Conference Development,Solar Promotion International GmbH, China


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SummaryIndia’s National Solar Mission stresses the deployment of up to200 MW of off-grid PV applications including 2 million rural solarlights in its first phase, which closes in 2013. This track focuseson the Indian off-grid market, its challenges and perspectives, andpractical experience.

OFF-GRID PV MARKET INDIA –PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES


FACTS

2:00pm Welcome and Introduction 2:05pm Off-Grid Markets for Innovative, Light Weight, Flexible

CIGS PVDr. Nitant Mate, Head Green Technologies Cell, KirloskarIntegrated Technologies Limited, India

2:35pm Solar PV Power - Challenges and Opportunities in IndianRural ElectrificationRavinder Tanwar,Vice President Operations, Websol Energy Systems Ltd, India

3:05pm Solar Lantern Aims to Wipe Out Kerosene Lamps GloballyMandeep Singh, Managing Director, d.light energy, India

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SummaryAiming to solve the basic energy requirements of up to 400 mil-lion people, the National Solar Mission stresses the deploymentof decentralized, or off-grid, PV applications. Presentations hereemphasize the lessons learned from existing hybrid mini-grids aswell as various energy solutions designed for people living in ruralareas, currently available.

OFF-GRID PV APPLICATIONS/MINI GRID SYSTEMS/ MICRO FINANCE

Date Monday, December 13, 2010 Time 4:15pm–6:00pmOnline Registration www.intersolar.in conferenceOn-Site Registration The Leela Kempinski Hotel, Foyer

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4:15pm Welcome and Introduction4:20pm Energy Solutions for the Other 500 Million

Mayank Sekhsaria, Co-Founder, Greenlight Planet IndiaPvt. Ltd., India

4:45pm Innovative Pico Lighting SystemsCarsten Michelsen, Executive Director, Auroville EnergyProducts, India

5:10pm Flexible Solar System for Rural Development - The Fair Alternative to MircofinanceChristian Brillinger, Managing Director, Phocos India Solar Pvt. Ltd, India

5:35pm Innovative Financing for Rural Energy ServicesAnanth Aravamudan, Senior Technical Manager, SELCO Solar Light Pvt. Ltd. (Participation sponsored byREEEP International Secretariat), India


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SummarySolar Thermal applications in India pose great potential, thus theNational Solar Mission has laid particular emphasis on future deployment. This session highlights the current market conditionsand their continued development, areas for application, and future prospects.

SOLAR THERMAL MARKET INDIA


FACTS

2:00pm Welcome and Introduction 2:05pm Indian Solar Thermal Industry - Future Challenges

Mangal Akole, Managing Director, Akson's Solar Equipments Pvt. Ltd., India

2:35pm Area Based Energy Service Company (ESCO) Model forSolar Water Heating in IndiaNamrata Mukherjee, Manager, Mercados Energy Markets India Pvt. Ltd., India

3:05pm Channelizing Electric Distribution Companies to Implement Solar Water HeatersJaideep Malaviya, Chief Executive Officer, Solar ThermalFederation of India, India

3:45pm Coffee Break


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SummaryThis session features national support policies, industrial deve-lopment, current status and potential, as well as perspectives forsolar thermal systems for European, North American and Asianmarkets.

GLOBAL SOLAR THERMAL MARKETS(EUROPE/US/ASIA)


FACTS

4:15pm Welcome and Introduction4:20pm Market Aspects in Europe and the Perspective Offered

by the Policy Framework (20/20 Targets) Dr. Harald Drück, Board Member, European Solar Thermal Industry Federation (ESTIF), Belgium

4:50pm The Solar Thermal Market - Status and Perspectives –Focus on "The Americas"Werner B. Koldehoff, Board Member, German Solar Industry Association (BSW), Germany

5:20pm Solar Thermal Industry in ChinaSven Tetzlaff, Editor, Sun & Wind Energy (Asia), China


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SummaryCrystalline silicon applications dominate the global PV marketwith a more than an 80% share. Using this as a backdrop, thissession discusses technological and system integration prospects,continued development of the market, and technologies from anindustry perspective. These topics are being analyzed by materialssuppliers, cell and equipment manufacturers, and other solarprofessions directly involved in the field.

CRYSTALLINE SILICON – INNOVATIVE PROSPECTS

Date Tuesday, December 14, 2010Time 9:00am–10:45amOnline Registration www.intersolar.in conferenceOn-Site Registration The Leela Kempinski Hotel, Foyer

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9:00am Welcome and Introduction 9:05am PV for India: Technology and System Integration

ProspectsDr. George Hanna, Head, Sales Area Manager India, Bosch Solar Energy AG, Germany

9:35am PV Market & Technology from an Industry PerspectiveDr. Arun Ramakrishnan, Manager Market & Technology,centrotherm photovoltaics AG, Germany

10:05am The Material Supplier's Role in Driving Down PV Costand Improving ProfitabilityGaetan Borgers, Global Industry Director, Dow Corning Corporation, U.S.

10:45am Coffee Break

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2010

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SummaryThe speakers in this session are focusing on status and perspectivesof thin-film related technical advancements, identifying areas forfurther cost reduction and experiences gained from large-scaledeployment. Also of importance is the status and outlook ofdifferent types of thin film technologies regarding technologicalbreakthroughs, innovations and gained experience.

THIN FILM PV – INNOVATIVE PROSPECTS

Date Tuesday, December 14, 2010Time 11:15am–1:00pmOnline Registration www.intersolar.in conferenceOn-Site Registration The Leela Kempinski Hotel, Foyer

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11:15am Welcome and Introduction 11:20am Status, Development and Prospectus of

Thin Film Photovoltaic TechnologiesDr. Nirav Vora, Post Doctoral Researcher, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), U.S.

11:50am Role of Technology in Achieving Photovoltaic EconomiesDr. Mohan Bhan, Vice President Thin Films, Moser Baer Solar Ltd., India

12:20pm Innovative Dry Vacuum Pumps Enable Efficient Processes in the Solar IndustryKavreet Bhangu, Global Head of Market Segment – Solar, Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum GmbH, Germany

1:00pm Lunch Break


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SummaryRepresentatives of various international development and financialcooperation organizations, including the Asian DevelopmentBank (ADB), International Finance Corporation (IFC), GTZ, andICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability, are presentingtheir individual support programs instrumental in facilitating thedeployment of PV throughout India.

THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONSCONCERNING PV IN INDIA


FACTS

9:00am Welcome and Introduction 9:05am ADB’s Partial Credit Guarantee for Solar Projects in India

Sujata Gupta, Head Private Sector Group, India ResidentMission (Asian Development Bank), India, tbc.

9:35am Developing of Solar Cities in IndiaDwipen Boruah, Director Energy & Climate, ICLEI LocalGovernments for Sustainability – South Asia, India

9:55am Promoting the Commercialisation of Solar Energy in Urban and Industrial AreasDr. Hermann Herz, Deputy Director Indo – German Energy Programme & Teamleader Carbon ProcurementUnit (CPU), German Technical Corporation (GTZ), India

10:20am IFC’s Engagement in the Indian Solar MarketSpeaker tbc.



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SummaryIndian and international professionals are presenting variousaspects of project financing, including the bankability of solarprojects as a result of the National Solar Mission, the path toproject financing, and the key challenges encountered by inter-national investors looking to tap the Indian solar market.

FINANCING OF PV PROJECTS


FACTS

11:15am Welcome and Introduction 11:20am Financing the Phase Wise 22 GW Solar Power

Generation & the Indian Solar ManufacturingS.J. Vijay, Managing Director, Salmon Leap Assosiates India Pvt. Ltd., India

11:40am Path to Project Financing for Solar Projects in India Rana S. Mookherjee, Senior Director, Solaria Corporation, U.S.

12:00pm Key Challenges for an International Investor in IndiaPetra Leue-Bahns, Managing Director, ecolutions GmbH & Co KGaA, Germany

12:20pm Bankability of Solar Power: Indian ScenarioAnmol Singh Jaggi, Director, Gensol Consultants Pvt.Ltd, India

12:40pm Perspective of Financing Solar PV Projects in Indian ContextAlok Nigam, Vice President Business Development, Lanco Solar Energy Private Limited, India

1:00pm Lunch Break


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SummaryThis track focuses on the utilization of various solar thermal ap-plications from a technical perspective. Representatives of solarthermal companies as well as research and development institutionsare presenting new applications designed to meet the demandin both the residential and commercial segments.

SOLAR THERMAL APPLICATIONS –PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES


FACTS

9:00am Welcome and Introduction 9:05am Industrial Applications of Solar Thermal Technologies

Prof. Dr. Varghese Panthalookaran, Professor and Dean of Research & Development, Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology, India

9:35am Standardisation and Certification of Solar Thermal Products as a Basis for Market DevelopmentDr. Harald Drück, Head of Research & Testing Centre forSolar Thermal Systems, University of Stuttgart, Instituteof Thermodynamics and Thermal Engineering (ITW), Germany

10:05am Differences between Pump Forced and ThermosiphonSolar Water Heaters in Residential and Commercial ApplicationsRobin Welling, Managing Director, TISUN GmbH, Germany



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SummaryThis solar thermal session takes a look at the development ofsolar thermal power plants featuring different technical concepts,such as the newest collector technologies and materials forhigher efficiency. Also in focus is the global solar thermal industryand currently commissioned power plants, which serve as areference for the challenges and successes encountered duringthe execution of such projects.

CST/CSP TECHNOLOGIES


FACTS

11:15am Welcome and Introduction 11:20am Challenges in the Implementation of Solar Thermal

Power ProjectsShiv Shukla, President, Abengoa Solar, India

11:40am Linear Fresnel Collectors for the Generation of IndustrialProcess Heat and Solar CoolingDr. Andreas Häberle, Chief Executive Officer, PSE AG, Germany

12:00pm Solar Energy…Down to Earth! Lessons Learnt while Developing Solar ConcentratorsFrancesco Orioli, Managing Director, Soltigua, Italy

12:20pm India Ready Solar Thermal TechnologyHari Kiran Chereddi, Managing Director, Sujana Energy Limited, India

12:40pm Concentrating System for Medium Temperatures andCPV/T – A New Era in Solar Energy for IndiaRobert Olsson, President, Arquata AB, Sweden

1:00pm Lunch Break


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SummaryIn this session, hands-on, experienced industry professionals representing developers, installers, and operators are sharingcritical issues encountered during the course of design, imple-mentation, operation and maintenance of projects realized inIndia and abroad.

LARGE-SCALE PV SYSTEMS

Date Wednesday, December 15, 2010Time 9:00am–10:45amOnline Registration www.intersolar.in conferenceOn-Site Registration The Leela Kempinski Hotel, Foyer

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9:00am Welcome and Introduction9:05am Grid Solar Power in India - Complexity to Simplification

Inderpreet Wadhwa, Chief Executive Officer, Azure PowerIndia Pvt. Ltd., India

9:25am 5 MWp Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant PerformanceAnalysis in Indian Climatic ConditionRabindra Satpathy Ph.D., President Solar Business, Reliance Industries Ltd., India

9:45am Large Scale Ground Mounted PV Power Plants –Standards, System Design & Real Life Challenges in Project Management & ConstructionRajesh Bhat, President, juwi India Renewable EnergiesPvt. Ltd., India

10:05am Feedback from the First Large Scale Ground Based PVPlant Ever Built in FranceStéphane Jallat, Managing Director, Solairedirect, France

10:25am Photovolatic Power Solutions for Commercial and Industrial BuildingsDr. Thomas Bickl, Director New Business DevelopmentSolar, Schüco International KG, Germany


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SummaryBoS – components often described as the backbone of PV Systems– are constantly being optimized with the overall goal toachieve greater efficiency, reliability and durability. This sessionfeatures the latest development trends in this field. Furthermore,the influence of the inverter performance on the total costownership of the project is being discussed.

BALANCE OF SYSTEMS – INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS

Date Wednesday, December 15, 2010Time 11:15am–1:00pmOnline Registration www.intersolar.in conferenceOn-Site Registration The Leela Kempinski Hotel, Foyer

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11:15am Welcome and Introduction11:20am Trends in PV Inverters for PV Power Plants and

Commercial PlantsRalf Betkerowitz, Director Sales & Marketing, Siemens AG, Germany

11:45am Inverters for MegaWatt Size Solar FarmsPerry Schugart, Director Power Converter Business,AMSC American Superconductor, India

12:00pm Influence of the Inverter Performance and Features on the Total Cost of OwnershipTobias Henne, Director Product Management, SMA Solar Technology AG, Germany

12:25pm Performance of Solar Photovoltaic SystemsProf. Dr. Narendra Bansal, Consultant Delta RenewableEnergy Business, Delta Group, India

1:00pm Lunch Break


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SummaryPresentations given by representatives from international testingand certification institutes include information on technical requirements in needed to comply with IEC requirements and PVpower plant certification aspects. Stipulations in the NationalSolar Mission make it a requirement to provide training and education to all stakeholders representing the PV value chain.Speakers are focusing on the future demand for training andeducation and are sharing experiences learned abroad.

TESTING & CERTIFICATION, TRAINING & EDUCATION


FACTS

9:00am Welcome and Introduction 9:05am Testing and Certification Considerations to Meet IEC

RequirementsSrinivas Chakravarthy, Country Head Industry Services,TUV Rheinland India Pvt. Ltd., India

9:35am Energy Security SPV Power Plant CertificationHitesh Jain, Business Manager Energy, Underwriters Laboratories, India

10:05am Education and Training on PV in India – How to Meetthe Future DemandProf. Pratibha Sharma, Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India



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SummaryThis track introduces necessary steps for successful project deve-lopment, including the most important periods in planning, anddesign. Project developers are presenting challenges and per-spectives from different angles during different stages of aproject’s development.

PV PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Date Wednesday, December 15, 2010Time 11:15am–1:00pmOnline Registration www.intersolar.in conferenceOn-Site Registration The Leela Kempinski Hotel, Foyer

FACTS

11:15am Welcome and Introduction 11:20am A Lender's Engineer Perspective Solar of PV Power –

Technology and Project RisksIan Irvine, Technical Director, SgurrEnergy Ltd., UK

11:45am Performance Study of Some Megawatt Level Solar PVGrid Connected Power PlantsDr. Padmanabhan Jayakumar, Director & Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Arbutus Consultants Pvt. Ltd., India

12:10pm An Accurate Solar Assessment: The Road to ProfitabilityMatt Garvert Ph.D., Director Training and Education,3tier, U.S.

12:35pm Opportunities & Challenges for Developers Achieving 20 GW Solar Power by 2020 in IndiaRavinder (Ravi) Raina, President, Astonfield Renewables,India

1:00pm Lunch Break


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SummaryQuality issues related to on-site workflow optimization, reliabilityof solar products and systems as well as experiences withmounting structures, among other issues, are being presented byrepresentatives of companies primarily engaged in the downstreamsector.

QUALITY ISSUES – CONSTRUCTION & PROJECT MANAGEMENT


FACTS

9:00am Welcome and Introduction 9:05am Successful Project Development and Execution

of Multi MW Power PlantsKlaus Gehrlicher, Founder & Chief Executive Officer,Gehrlicher Solar AG, Germany

9:35am Planning Criteria, Prime Quality and Safety Aspects forLarge-Scale Photovoltaic ProjectsJoachim Wagner, International Sales Manager, SchletterGmbH, Germany

10:05am Quality and Reliability of Solar PV Products and SystemsDr. Thomas Reindl, Director Solar Energy Systems, SolarEnergy Research Insitute of Singapore (SERIS), Singapore



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SEE YOU AT

INTERSOLAR EUROPEMunich, GermanyJune 8–10, 2011www.intersolar.de

INTERSOLAR NORTH AMERICASan Francisco, USAJuly 12–14, 2011www.intersolar.us

INTERSOLAR CHINAShanghai, Chinawww.intersolarchina.com

CONTACT

MMI India Pvt. Ltd.Lalani Aura, 5th Floor, 34th Road, Khar (West), Mumbai - 400 052, IndiaTel.: +91 22 4255-4707Fax: +91 22 4255-4719Project Management:Mr. Brijesh [email protected]

Solar Promotion International GmbHKiehnlestraße 1675172 Pforzheim, GermanyTel.: +49 7231 58598-0Fax: +49 7231 58598-28Project Management:Ms. Tina [email protected]

Freiburg Management and Marketing International GmbHEuropaplatz 179108 Freiburg i. Br., GermanyTel.: +49 761 7037-104Fax: +49 761 7037-112Project Management:Mr. Daniel [email protected]

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Inter Solar India 2010 Conference Program