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+ 3-5 July, 2012
The
theme of the forthcoming 11th World Wind Energy Conference (WWEC) 2012
is “Community Power – Citizens’ Power”, and the main focus will
be on decentralized ownership models. The event, being organized by the
World Wind Energy Association in collaboration with the German Wind
Energy Association, will cover all aspects of wind power utilisation in
40 sessions. As many as 200 industry experts from all over the world are
likely to participate in the conference. There will also be technical
sessions and discussions about economic aspects of wind power. Also,
many side events and special fora will be organised in cooperation with
leading international organisations, including IRENA, Deutsche Welle,
the World Future Council, WCRE, Eurosolar, ISEP Japan, Friedrich Ebert
Foundation and Heinrich Böll Foundation among others.For more information, visit:
http://www.wwec2012.net
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+ 30-31 August, 2012
The
Power Industry India Conference and Exhibition will bring together
over 30 local and international experts, who will discuss the current
and key strategic and technical issues affecting the development of
India’s fast-emerging electricity market. Key topics that will be
explored include: Latest updates on India’s national power plans, How
India can tackle coal supply issues, Solutions for overcoming the
financial health of the State Electricity, Board (SEBs) and privatised
distribution companies, The government’s aim to establish 20GW of grid
solar by 2012 Plus much more.
For more information, visit:
http://www.powerindustry-events.com/
For registration please contact: Judy Lai
judy.lai@ite-events.com
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endorse a copy to Manish K. Singh, Secretary, InWEA on
manish@inwea.org or
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The Indian
wind energy sector has an installed capacity of
14158.00 MW (as on
March 31,
2011). In terms of wind power installed capacity, India is ranked
5th in the
World. Today India is a major player in the global wind energy market.
The potential
is far from exhausted. Indian Wind Energy Association has estimated that
with the current level of technology, the ‘on-shore’ potential for
utilization of wind energy for electricity generation is of the order of
65,000 MW. The unexploited resource availability has the potential to
sustain the growth of wind energy sector in India in the years to come.
InWEA will help the
industry in realizing this potential quickly and efficiently
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