20 August 2018
Intersolar South America will take place August 28-30, 2018 at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil. The organizers are looking forward to a vibrant and enthusiastic atmosphere on the show floor. To enrich the exhibition experience the Innovation & Application Stage will be giving exhibitors the chance to present their innovations and solutions to the 12,500+ visitors.
Workshops will provide hands-on information on technology. And the Intersolar South America Conference will present solar and storage experts during informative sessions and workshops to discuss emerging trends and technologies in today’s renewable energy marketplaces.
The Conference will be supported by the Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association (ABSOLAR) and the Brazilian Association of Solar Thermal Energy (ABRASOL), with their network of industry influencers, experts and leading associations. Additionally industry decision-makers from around the world and across the solar supply chain are scheduled to speak on new market policies, cutting-edge technologies and best practices. Attendees can look forward to a conference and workshop program that reflects the industry’s evolving needs.
Intersolar South America 2018 will feature again the special exhibition ees South America and be co-located with ENIE + ELETROTEC.
Latin America is at the global frontier for unsubsidized solar markets. With highest irradiation levels and fast growing demand the continent is positioned to be one of the most attractive regions for solar development. Market analysts agree that Latin America will account for over 10% of global solar demand by 2022. Spearheaded by several key markets such as Mexico, Chile, Brazil and Argentina, opportunities for solar PV are being pushed by clean energy generation targets, competitive auctions, corporate procurement and increased utilization of distributed generation. Currently, the region collectively has installed over 7 GW of solar PV, with an additional 40 GW expected to be developed by the end of 2022. The promising developments in the Brazilian and Latin American PV Markets have an impact on the booking numbers for South America's largest exhibition for the Solar and Energy Storage Technologies.
http://www.intersolar.net.br
Intersolar South America: Growing demand expected
If 2017 has already been a successful year for Intersolar South America, with 220 exhibitors, the expectations are even higher for the 2018 edition. Especially since most returning exhibitors have enlarged their booth space and many new names are on the exhibitor list.
 Photo: Antonio Garcia on UnsplashWith high irradiation levels as for example at this solar farm in Chile, South America is a booming market for solar energy |
Workshops will provide hands-on information on technology. And the Intersolar South America Conference will present solar and storage experts during informative sessions and workshops to discuss emerging trends and technologies in today’s renewable energy marketplaces.
The Conference will be supported by the Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association (ABSOLAR) and the Brazilian Association of Solar Thermal Energy (ABRASOL), with their network of industry influencers, experts and leading associations. Additionally industry decision-makers from around the world and across the solar supply chain are scheduled to speak on new market policies, cutting-edge technologies and best practices. Attendees can look forward to a conference and workshop program that reflects the industry’s evolving needs.
Intersolar South America 2018 will feature again the special exhibition ees South America and be co-located with ENIE + ELETROTEC.
Latin America is at the global frontier for unsubsidized solar markets. With highest irradiation levels and fast growing demand the continent is positioned to be one of the most attractive regions for solar development. Market analysts agree that Latin America will account for over 10% of global solar demand by 2022. Spearheaded by several key markets such as Mexico, Chile, Brazil and Argentina, opportunities for solar PV are being pushed by clean energy generation targets, competitive auctions, corporate procurement and increased utilization of distributed generation. Currently, the region collectively has installed over 7 GW of solar PV, with an additional 40 GW expected to be developed by the end of 2022. The promising developments in the Brazilian and Latin American PV Markets have an impact on the booking numbers for South America's largest exhibition for the Solar and Energy Storage Technologies.
http://www.intersolar.net.br
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