Concentrated Solar Power Summit USA 2010

As part of this years Concentrated Solar Power Summit 2010, you will get the chance to visit one of the most groundbreaking CSP sites in the world. Allowing you to see for yourself, up close and personal some of today’s most ground-breaking CSP technology that’s actually in the ground and producing power. The conference runs from June 24 to the 25th in Parc 55, San Franscisco, CA.

Ausra Kimberlina 5MW CSP plant

The Kimberlina plant is the first CSP development in California in over twenty years.  As part of the registration for the conference you will be able to visit the plant and see how this pioneering technology looks and works in the field.     Here is what you can learn by attending this years event:

• Government perspectives on CSP development – Discover the latest regulation, legislation, incentives and support for the development of CSP in the North America
• Experiences learned from CSP plants in the ground – Starting up, successful testing, and O&M experiences
• Is project finance a mission impossible? – An honest appraisal from the banks on the situation in 2010 and beyond
• Storage developments – Unique analysis into Andasol I data and the very latest technological developments such as concrete and PCM
• Emerging markets – From state by state analysis to a broader global perspective discover the most profitable geographical markets for your CSP business
• Technology and innovation – Exclusive insights and updates into the very latest designs and components for CSP

The 4th Annual Concentrated Solar Power Summit is North America’s premier CSP event. Quite simply, it is the industry’s most highly regarded meeting place for learning, networking and setting up deals. Every year, over 500 global CSP leaders converge on San Francisco, representing leading developers, key material and component suppliers, influential financiers, government organizations and agencies.

Learn more or register click here.

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Posted by Tracey A. Smith on Mar 10 2010. Filed under Conferences. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry