Sep 02, 2009 | |
DOE and thin-film leaders get together in San Francisco in December |
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(Nanowerk News) Thin Film Today have recently announced the launch of the 2nd Thin Film Solar Summit US, taking place on December 1-2 in San Francisco. Speakers from the DOE, the three largest thin-film manufacturers and many other industry leaders will discuss crucial issues on securing finance and latest technological advances that reduces costs and boost efficiencies. | |
Thin Film’s future remains bright, with the over-supply of the PV market expected to ease as demand recovers in 2010, thin-film is expected to take off again in 2011 and beyond, according to a recent report by DisplaySearch. | |
The European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) expects 4GW of thin-film production capacity to be operational in 2010 alone. Furthermore, research by NanoMarket suggests that by 2015, thin-film will account for 30% of the global PV market and grow to $14 millon. | |
The event is proving to be very timely as thin-film manufacturers look for ways to strengthen their position in the industry and take advantage of this market window to stake their claim to a share of the thin-film pie. | |
Riding on the success of The Thin Film Solar Summit US last year, Thin Film Today have upped the game and produced an even stronger speaker line-up and a completely focused agenda: | |
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The organisers will be welcoming thin-film manufacturers, investors, government representatives, engineers, scientists, project developers, utilities, researchers and key service providers. With over 300 senior thin-film experts expected under one roof, the event is fast establishing itself as the annual meeting place for thin-film leaders to share experience on technological advances and networking with like-minded peers from the industry. |
Source: Thin Film Today |
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