Bangalore, India – July 28, 2010 – SOLARCON India 2010, the second edition of India’s largest solar-energy-
SOLARCON India 2010 focuses on “Achieving 1000 MW of solar power generation capacity by 2012 followed by 20,000 MW by 2022”, as the key conference theme and will see more than 60 eminent global and Indian industry experts share trends, opportunities and challenges of India’s growing solar energy sector. Discussions and deliberations will focus on technology, manufacturing, markets, applications, finance and policy and a first-of-its-
In his comments at the opening of the event, Stanley Myers, President and CEO, SEMI, said, “India has set itself ambitious targets via the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission launched recently. The mission opens up enormous opportunities, as well as challenges across the board for manufacturers, power plant developers, entrepreneurs, technologists, and so on. Through SOLARCON India 2010, SEMI continues to bring its global exposure and expertise in the solar energy space in the form of business-to-
K Subramanya, CEO, Tata BP Solar, said, ‘SOLARCON India 2010 is perfectly timed. This is an international exposition which is stakeholder inclusive and in the service of National Solar Mission”
"Solar energy is a very viable alternative to address the energy shortage and energy security of the country, as well as to promote ecologically sustainable energy growth. The Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission has created a platform for the growth of the solar industry. This is a very exciting time for the industry in India as we move out of the learning phase towards establishing the implementation phase. It is important to improve performance, reduce costs and promote widespread adoption of solar energy. This can be done via new materials, manufacturing technologies, balance of systems, scale, local markets, and more. Events like SOLARCON serve as a platform for the industry to jointly address the challenge of driving down the cost thereby facilitating affordable solar power for everyone, everywhere,”
Sathya Prasad, President, SEMI India, added, “Set against the backdrop of renewed vigour in the PV sector and numerous new entrants, this edition of SOLARCON India 2010 will act as a catalyst in bringing together various stakeholders of the supply chain from both within India and overseas. The deliberations are sure to enable the successful implementation of the ambitious targets set in JN-NSM.”
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