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FINANCEAssuring return on investment

INNOVATIONChanging the future

INSPIRATIONBuilding the vision

INFRASTRUCTUREFeeding the need

POLICYCreating the framework

FUTURE ENERGY MIXA recipe for success

MAKING INNOVATION HAPPEN FOR A SUSTAINABLE WORLD

WELCOME TO THE EUROPEAN FUTURE ENERGY FORUM

FOREWORD

by Jo Tyler, Event Director, European Future Energy Forum

The European Future Energy Forum in Geneva will be the seventh event in the World Future

Energy Series since the initiative was launched in association with the government of Abu

Dhabi and Masdar in 2008.

Sister event to the hugely successful World Future Energy Summit held annually in Abu Dhabi,

the European Future Energy Forum is the fi rst regional event being developed to facilitate a more

detailed exchange of knowledge between energy ministers, heads of state and international

renewable energy manufacturers, investors and service providers to ensure energy security and

sustainability throughout Europe.

We hope that you enjoy the EFEF Cleantech Exhibition and make the most of the 1-2-1 meeting

sessions sponsored by Cleantech Alps and Cleantech Switzerland. If you haven’t already

registered for conference sessions then there is still an opportunity to do so at the registration

desks. You can fi nd the full conference programme enclosed.

We sincerely hope that you enjoy the Forum and your time in Geneva if you have travelled

from out of town.

Thank you to all of our sponsors, supporters and media partners

www.europeanfutureenergyforum.com/Home/Supporters

NEW - FREE WORKSHOP Tuesday 14:00-15:30, Le Jura Conference Room - just come along!

On the road to Europe 2020 - the real estate dimension

This panel discussion will focus on the real estate contribution to reduce carbon emissions

and energy usage. Smart cities and smart buildings are showcased as real estate accounts

for up to 40% of European energy consumption. The role of public private partnerships are

discussed and well as incentives for the private and public sectors to reach the 2020 goals.

Europe’s leading role of setting construction, certifi cation and valuation standards will be

critically discussed with the aim to identify the requirements to achieve the 2020 agenda.

Speakers:

�� John Pike, Secretary General, International Sustainability Alliance

�� Mark Goodwin, Head of External Relations, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

�� Paul Wessels, Property EU - Henk Fieggen

�� Daniel Löffler, Head of Economic Promotion, Geneva

�� Nick Beglinger, President, swisscleantech (TBC)

�� Moderated by: Karl-Frank Meinzer, Director, Schofield & Partners

EuropeanFutureEnergyForum.com

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

DAY ONE – MONDAY 10 OCTOBER10:00 – 11:15 INSPIRATION

Opening Plenary – Setting the scene Conference Room B

12:00 – 13:30 *ends at 13:50

INNOVATION*Discovering the cutting edge –

part 1

Le Jura Room

POLICY & REGULATION

Public-private partnerships: hype

or reality?

Le Cervin Room

FINANCERisk versus rewards

Le Salève Room

14:45 – 16:00 INSPIRATIONVIP Opening Ceremony Conference Room B

16:15 – 17:45 INNOVATIONDiscovering the cutting edge

– part 2

Le Jura Room

POLICY & REGULATION

Regulations versus incentives?

Stick or carrot?

Le Cervin Room

INFRASTRUCTUREDeveloping World – a source of

future energy?

Le Salève Room

DAY TWO – TUESDAY 11 OCTOBER09:30 – 10:45 INSPIRATION

Visionaries that have and are shaping the future energy landscape Le Mont Blanc Room

11:15 – 12:45 INNOVATIONDiscovering the cutting edge – part 3

Le Jura Room

FINANCECleantech – hype or megatrend?

Le Mont Blanc Room

14:00 – 15:15 INSPIRATION Cleantech – case study

Switzerland

Le Mont Blanc Room

INFRASTRUCTUREThe urban innovation and

infrastructure challenge: linking

cities to solution providers and

financial investors

Le Salève Room

FINANCECarbon Credits

– a sustainable solution?

Le Cervin Room

16:00 – 17:30 FUTURE ENERGY MIXThe landscape of renewable

energies

Le Mont Blanc Room

INFRASTRUCTURERenewable energy infrastructure

to manage the demand

Le Cervin Room

FINANCEMake green development a success

- business models that work

Le Salève Room

DAY THREE – WEDNESDAY 12 OCTOBER 09:30 – 11:00 FUTURE ENERGY MIX

Wind

Le Cervin Room

FUTURE ENERGY MIXSolar – Market Development

Le Salève Room

11:15 – 12:45 FUTURE ENERGY MIXOther energy alternatives

Le Cervin Room

FUTURE ENERGY MIXSolar – Technology Development

Le Salève Room

13:00 – 14:15 INSPIRATIONClosing plenary Le Mont Blanc Room

The conference programme consists of a wide range of interactive session styles including:

�� Plenary sessions with top decision makers and thought leaders.

�� Inspirational ‘Cutting Edge’ Ideas Storm –‘this is my big idea,

now this is what I need to make it a reality!’

�� Interactive sessions bringing together a mix of politicians, industry leaders and experts,

financial specialists and NGOs to address the potential and how to make it happen.

�� Private Meetings: Bi-lateral government/industry private meeting programme – invitation only

CONFERENCE THEMES

The overall theme is ‘Making

Innovation Happen for a Sustainable

World’ and the programme will be

centred on the following 6 pillars…

INSPIRATION – building the visionSee the world through the eyes of

visionary leaders, who will explain

why they are passionate about

the future of energy and what it

means to them and us

INNOVATION – changing the futureGain an insight into the latest

cutting edge technology and ideas

that will evolve or disrupt the

energy markets of the future

POLICY AND REGULATION – creating the frameworkUnderstand and influence future

policy frameworks to support the

implementation of future energies

whilst taking a look at past

experiences to determine best

cases and mistakes to avoid

FINANCE – assuring return on investmentFind important opportunities

and learn how to reduce risks,

avoid pitfalls and create profitable

solutions for everyone

INFRASTRUCTURE – feeding the needUnderstand the needs to distribute

future energy production, debate

the creation of smart-grid systems

that will sustain multi-entry points

and find out how to overcome the

issues of energy storage

FUTURE ENERGY MIX – a recipe for successDefine the best recipe for the

future energy mix, gain an

in-depth look at the best cases

of implementation, analyse

the issues and challenges of

renewable energy solutions and

find out what it will all cost


FULL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

MONDAY, Oct 10

10:00-11:15 | CONFERENCE ROOM B

Opening Plenary - Setting the stageThe diff erent discussions around climate change have shown the

importance of the introduction of new energy sources and the

development of existing ones. The challenge of the coming years

will be how to implement them and even more so to understand

what will be the disruptive developments in this fi eld.

�� What is the current status of new energies?

�� What is the evolution of the energy mix?

�� What disruptive evolutions have appeared this year

or are to be expected in the coming years?

�� How can we create the right partnerships to succeed?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE: Markus Wråke Head, Energy Technology Perspective,

International Energy Agency

James P. Leape Director General, WWF International

Patrick Aebischer President of the Swiss Federal Institute of

Technology in Lausanne (EPFL)

Walter Steinmann Director, Swiss Federal Offi ce of Energy (SFOE)

Mike Winkel CEO, E.ON Climate & Renewables

Morten Albaek Senior Vice President of Group Marketing and

Customer Insight, Vestas Wind Systems

Moderated by Prof. Dr. Fred Moavenzadeh President, Masdar

Institute of Science and Technology

12:00-13:50 | LE JURA ROOM

Discover the Cutting Edge (PART 1)You will be able to develop an understanding about future

evolutions of the energy landscape and also see where disruptive

new technologies will change the competitive business

environment. You will get short presentations of very innovative

and cutting edge technologies and ideas and will have also some

time to ask questions and deepen your understanding. For each of

the presentations we will try to answer the following questions.

�� What is the new idea?

�� What are the opportunities?

�� How will it influence or even disrupt our energy future?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE: Neville Hargreaves CEO, Ortus Energy

Dharik Mallapragada Graduate Research Assistant, Chemical

Engineering, Purdue University

Mihai Adrian Ionescu Director, Nano Devices Laboratory

(NANOLAB) EPFL

Moderated by Laurent Haug Founder and Director, Lift Conference

12:00-13:30 | LE CERVIN ROOM

Public-Private Partnerships: Hype or Reality?Public-Private Partnerships are used as the answer to many

problems. But let us look back and analyse and understand how

and where to do better use Public-Private Partnerships.

�� What has worked and what did not work?

�� For which domains or which issues has it worked and where not?

�� How can PPP support technology transfer?

�� What are the risks?

�� How can we guarantee results for all stakeholders?

�� What are the frame conditions necessary for success?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Philip Lowe Director General for Energy, European Commission

Terry Tamminen President and Founder, 7th Generation Advisors

James P. Leape Director General, WWF International

Pano Kroko Chairman, Environmental Parliament

Txaber Lezamiz Manager of Innovation & Training, Basque Energy

Board (EVE)

Moderated by Jean-Christophe Nothias Editor in Chief, The

Global Journal

12:00-13:30 | LE SALÈVE ROOM

Risk versus RewardWe need to improve private and public funding for future energy

solutions, but we still sometimes struggle to fi nd the best funding

structure for such projects?

�� What are the different funding sources and

how easily can they be accessed?

�� How can we reduce when investing in future energies

and are Public-Private Partnerships a solution to this?

�� What return and what environment do investors need to

reduce their risk and boost their readiness to invest?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Ira S. Rubenstein Partner for Alternative Energy & Clean

Technology, Trafi con s.r.o

Michael Butler Chairman and CEO, Cascadia Capital

Binny Prabhakar Head of Corporate, Business Development

Strategy, Ecofys

John Cavalier Managing Partner, Hudson Clean Energy Partners

Dragomir Markovic General Manager, Electric Power Industry of

Serbia

Sven-Roger von Schilling CEO, European CleanTech 1 S.E.

Moderated by Frédéric Lelièvre Head of Economics & Finance

Section, Le Temps

14:45-16:00 | CONFERENCE ROOM B

VIP Opening CeremonyThe offi cial opening of the Forum with the presence of dignitaries.

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Micheline Calmy-Rey President of the Swiss Confederation

Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber Managing Director and CEO, Masdar

Dr Bertrand Piccard Project Initiator and Chairman, Solar Impulse

Pierre-François Unger State Councillor for Economy and Health,

Vice-President of the State Council of Geneva

Fabricio Hernández Pampaloni State Secretary for Energy, Spain

Moderated by André Schneider Conference Director, EFEF

Alfonso Betran

Garcia-Echaniz

Dharik

Mallapragada

Diego Fischer

Greg Story

Ira Rubenstein

Michael Butler

Pierre-François Unger


TUESDAY, Oct 11

09:30-10:45 | LE MONT BLANC ROOM

Visionaries: Those that have and are shaping the future energy landscapeWe will have the unique opportunity to hear the stories and

experiences of some of the leading visionaries in the fi eld of future

energies. They are and will be our examples and role models on

how to make innovation happen for a sustainable world.

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Louis Palmer CEO, Zero Race

Raphaël Domjan Project Founder, Initiator and President, Solar

Planet Foundation

Morten Albaek Senior Vice President of Group Marketing and

Customer Insight, Vestas Wind Systems

Prof. Martin Beniston Director of the Institute of Environmental

Sciences, University of Geneva

Terry Tamminen President and Founder, 7th Generation Advisors

Ahmed Baghoum Director, Masdar City Zone


11:15-12:45 | LE JURA ROOM

Discover the Cutting Edge (PART 3)PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Giacomo Benvenuti CTO, 3D-Oxides and Founder, ABCD

Technologies

Peter Seger Project Leader, DTE Engineering

Daniel Calderon Head of Origination and Investment

Management, Masdar Power

Enrique Sendagorta Gomendio President, Torresol Energy

Investments

Moderated by Fabrice Delaye Editor, Technology by Bilan


Cleantech: Hype or Megatrend?co-organised with SAM Private Equity

Everyone is talking about cleantech and everyone sees cleantech

as the business opportunity not to miss. But is this not just a hype

soon to be replaced with the next fad? What are the global market

trends and how will this evolve medium and long-term.

�� What is the current global cleantech market landscape?

�� What are currently the main trends?

�� How will these evolve in medium and long-term?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Stephan Segouin Vice President, Corporate Development,

NextEra Energy

Arun Sharma Chief Investment Offi cer, Global Financial Markets,

International Finance Corporation

Martin Jensen Investment Specialist, Private Sector Capital

Market Climate Change Finance, Asian Development Bank

Girish Nadkami Head of ABB Technology Ventures, ABB Asea

Brown Boveri Ltd.

Moderated by Roland Pfeuti Senior Investment Director, Head

Private Equity Team Switzerland, SAM

16:15-17:45 | LE JURA ROOM

Discover the Cutting Edge (PART 2)PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Raphaël Goldstein Senior Manager, Energy Storage/Fuel Cell

Systems, Germany Trade and Invest

Diego Fischer CTO, Flexcell

Dr Cristoforo Benvenuti Head of R&D and Innovation activities,

SRB Energy Research

Moderated by Laurent Haug Founder and Director, Lift Conference


Regulations versus incentives? Stick or carrot?We all know that we will need to increase the use of new energies.

But how do we meet targets for future energies in a diffi cult

economic climate. What is the best framework to boost the use of

future energies without deteriorating the competitive environment

for business?

�� What is the right approach - incentives or regulations or both?

�� What is the role of Energy Performance

Standards and Energy Labelling?

�� How sustainable are such policies themselves? and how

can we assure that the policies to be appropriately tailored

to the stage(s) of the development of technology?

�� How do we guard against changes of government and

political u-turns, when businesses need long-term stability?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Greg Story Partner, Solar Energy Partners Ltd

Philip Lowe Director General for Energy, European Commission

Walter Steinmann Director, Swiss Federal Offi ce of Energy (SFOE)

Alfonso Beltrán García-Echániz Director General, Instituto para la

Diversifi cación y Ahorro de la Energía (IDAE)

Stefan Schurig Director Climate and Energy, World Future Council

Moderated by Jean-Christophe Nothias Editor in Chief, The

Global Journal


Developing World a Source of Future Energies?Space and appropriate locations are often lacking for new energies

in the developed world. So increasingly we are all looking for other

less populated regions and more appropriate regions to overcome

our own challenges. But these regions are very often at some

distance and often also in the developing world.

�� What types of energy could we produce

more easily in the developing world?

�� How can we assure that the developing world

countries will get their fair share?

�� What partnership models will be necessary to assure success?

�� How can we overcome political insecurities

and the risks of new dependencies?

�� What are the opportunities and challenges

transferring new energy over big distances?

�� How can we solve the technical issues of

energy storage and transfer?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Juan Diego Diaz Vega Marketing Director, Gamesa

Florian Sauter-Servaes, Team Leader, Paving the Way

for the Mediterranean Solar Plan

Prof. Dr. Kornelis Blok Founder and Director of Science, Ecofys

Moderated by Fabrice Delaye Editor, Technology by Bilan

Louis Palmer

Raphael Goldstein

Stefan Schurig

Alan Schilli

Morten Albaek

David Hart



Cleantech: Case Study SwitzerlandEveryone is talking about cleantech and everyone sees cleantech

as the business opportunity not to miss. But is this not just a hype

soon to be replaced with the next fad?

�� What really is cleantech?

�� What are the real opportunities?

�� Who are the current and future important actors?

�� What is the role of a country like

Switzerland in the cleantech field?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Nick Beglinger President, swisscleantech

Dr Rolf Hartl President, Swiss Energy Council

Pierre-François Unger State Councillor for Economy and Health,

Vice-President of the State Council of Geneva

Dr Patrick Hofer-Noser President, Cleantech Switzerland



The Urban Innovation and Infrastructure Challenge: Linking Cities to Solution Providers and Financial Investors Co-organised with Global Energy Basel

We want to look at the changes that future energy will bring

to cities and how urban development has to be rethought and

redesigned to be ready to address the challenges of tomorrow.

�� What are the new solutions and ideas stemming

from future energies for the cities?

�� What has to be revisited in urban development to

create the environment friendly city of tomorrow?

�� What are the opportunities in this new development?

�� What urban innovation can we make happen?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Guy Dufraisse VP Energy Effi ciency Solutions, Schneider Electric

Stewart Dodd Architect and Founder, Satellite Architects

Jean-Paul Hautekeer Global Marketing Director for Building

Projects, Dow Corning

Antonio Pires Santos European Sales and Solutions Leader for

Energy & Utilities Industry, IBM

Amit Yudan European Coordinator, Better Place

Moderated by Daniel Wiener Managing Director, ecos


Carbon credits - a sustainable solution?Carbon credits have been very controversial and the trading

opportunities did not seem to really develop. Couldn’t carbon credits

and other models like certifi cates of origin be helping us to infl uence

our behaviour with energy and our use of renewable energies?

�� Are carbon credits sustainable and can they

influence the evolution to renewable energies?

�� What are the international trading opportunities?

�� How can we use this for financing future energy projects?

�� What is the role of complementary products

like Guarantees of Origin?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Renat Heuberger CEO and Deputy Chairman, Southpole Carbon

Asset Management

Fiona Harvey Environment Correspondent, The Guardian

Preben Munch Regional Director Southern & Central Europe,

ECOHZ

Henry Derwent President and CEO, International Emissions

Trading Association

Moderated by Ben Caldecott Head of European Policy, Climate

Change Capital


The landscape of renewable energiesRenewable energies have increased very much in importance. Many

diff erent possibilities exist and it is clear that there is a need to match

each user’s framework with the appropriate renewable energy.

�� What is the current landscape of renewable energies?

�� What will be the recipe for the future

energy mix of renewable energies?

�� Where are the potentials and the biggest rewards?

�� How do the production costs compare and how to they

evolve compared to existing fossil energy resources?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Markus Wråke Head, Energy Technology Perspectives, IEA

Stephen Woodhouse Director, Pöyry Management Consulting

Prof Steven Griffi ths, Executive Director, Offi ce of Institute

Initiatives, Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

Jerry Stokes President, Suntech Europe

Moderated by David Hart Director, E4tech


Renewable energy infrastructure to manage storage and demandWhen starting to roll out renewable energy, we are often

confronted with the challenge that this energy is not always

available either at the time, we need it, or at the location, we need

it. This raises the question on what the infrastructure has to be to

assure effi cient energy distribution and storage mechanisms.

�� What infrastructure will we need to increase our

use of renewable energy beyond 50%?

�� Can smart grids solve all these issues?

�� What are the latest solutions and systems for energy storage?

�� What are new business opportunities?

�� How far can we decentralise?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Ed Colby Chief Technical Offi cer, Sentec

Prof. Mario Paolone Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, EPFL

Scott Henneberry VP Smart Grid Strategy, Schneider Electric

Peter Johnson VP Smart Grid Business Development, Alcatel-Lucent

Dr Ulrich Ehmes CEO, Leclanché


Make green development a success - business models that workWe want to better understand what kind of business models are

successful in the area of future energies and what we can learn

to develop successfully business for green development. This

is crucially important as only when this becomes a successful

business will we have the accelerator to make it happen in the time

we need. The discussion will also allow delegates to see examples

of existing successful models and assess...

�� What business models do work?

�� What are opportunities still underdeveloped?

�� What are replicable best practices?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Christine Eibs Singer Co-Founder and CEO, E+Co

Mario Paolone

Nick Beglinger

Raphael Domjan

Roland Pfeuti

Terry Tamminen


Jaideep Raje Senior Analyst, Lux Research Inc.

Stephanie Draper Director, Systems Innovation, Forum for

the Future

Nicolas Cudré-Mauroux Technology & Innovation Director,

Europe, Middle East & Africa, DuPont de Nemours International

Moderated by Alan Schilli CEO and Managing Partner, Gaia

Global SA

Wednesday, Oct 12


WindWind energy is becoming a crucial component of renewable

energies. We will look at its opportunities and challenges and

also at some case studies.

�� What is the overall potential?

�� What are the latest developments and issues

with onshore and offshore projects?

�� How do we implement wind projects? – What

are the environmental impacts, local politics and

management considerations? What are feed-in

tariff incentives and small-scale opportunities?

�� International case studies – a look at examples of

the latest cutting edge ideas and technology

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Paul Jordan Market Sector Director for Clean Energy, Ricardo plc

Richard Hindmarsh Associate Professor, Environmental Politics

& Policy and STS, Griffi th School of Environment, and, Centre for

Governance and Public Policy, Griffi th University

Miroslav Durana Director, Credit Suisse AG

Moderated by John Kjorstad Editor, Infrastructure Journal


Solar Market DevelopmentSolar is a crucial component of renewable energies. We will look

at its opportunities and challenges and also at some case studies.


�� What are thermal solar opportunities and developments?

�� How do we implement solar projects?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Greg Story Partner, Solar Energy Partners Ltd

Ben Hill Global VP of Sales and Marketing, TrinaSolar

Tobias Homann Senior Manager, PV, German Trade and Invest

Daniel Calderon, Head of Origination and Investment

Management, Masdar Power

Reza Shaybani Chairman, The British Photovoltaic Association

Rupert Paris Managing Director Solar EMEA, Energy & Industry,

Hilti Corporation

Moderated by Anna Simpson Managing Editor, Green Futures


Solar Technology DevelopmentSolar is a crucial component of renewable energies. We will look at

its opportunities and challenges and also at some case studies.


�� What is the cutting edge photovoltaic technology? – silicon-

based, coloured cells, and thin-layers creating transparency

and flexibility for a wide-range of applications.

�� What are the technology opportunities to change the market?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Wolfgang Lange Managing Director, Solar Frontier

Diego Fischer CTO, Flexcell

Dr. Simone Arizzi Global Technology Director, DuPont

Photovoltaic Solutions

Jerry Stokes President, Suntech Europe

Miguel A. Vazquez Project and Innovation Funding Manager,

ISOFOTON, S.A.

Moderated by Anna Simpson Managing Editor, Green Futures


Other energy alternativesBeyond solar, wind and hydro energy we have many other

opportunities for renewable energies. We will have a look at

diff erent types of them and analyse their opportunities and

challenges.

�� Biomass - can we create a win-win situation

through waste-to-energy solutions?

�� Biofuels and fuel cells – What are the alternatives

for replacing fossil fuels in transport?

�� Wave and Tidal – What are the latest

technical projects and case studies?

�� Geothermal – largely geographically dependent or a

potential untapped opportunity for the masses?

PANELLISTS INCLUDE:Henri Winand CEO, Intelligent Energy

Peter Seger Project Leader, DTE Engineering

Prof Dr. Eva Schill Professor of Geothermal Energy, University of

Neuchâtel

Ali Lloyd Principal Consultant, Pöyry Management Consulting

Moderated by Darius Sniekus Technology Editor, Recharge


Closing PlenaryDuring this session, we will try to distil the main learning and

take-away lessons from this Forum. We will also try to formulate

some strategies to implement to boost even more the use of future

energies.

Juan Araluce y Martínez de Azagra President, Vestas

Mediterranean

Arun Sharma Chief Investment Offi cer, Global Financial Markets,

International Finance Corporation

Christine Eibs Singer Co-Founder and CEO, E+Co

Prof Steven Griffi ths, Executive Director, Offi ce of Institute

Initiatives, Masdar Institute of Science and Technology


Henri Winand

Richard Hindmarsh

Simone Arizzi

Stefan Odenthal

Tobias Homann


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ABB Stand: C33ABB’s advanced technologies for sustainable mobility : As a global

leader in power and automation technologies, ABB plays a vital role

in the development of sustainable mobility, providing innovative

technologies for trains and electric vehicles (EV) energy charging

infrastructure. For the railway industry, ABB uses its vast technical

experience to supply a full range of rolling stock equipment to the

rail vehicle manufacturers and fi xed installations to rail network

owners. This includes traction system, power supply equipment,

FACTS, network management solution and SCADA systems.

ABB also implement its expertise in grid infrastructure and power

electronics to make widespread EV use a reality. ABB off ering for

EV energy charging infrastructure includes: AC regular and DC fast

charging stations, powerful network management software, fl exible

maintenance service portfolio and components. ABB technologies

ensure intelligent charging management and improved power quality

in the grid, thus helping to deploy sustainable mobility.

For more information see: www.abb.com/railway

Abu Dhabi Chamber Stand: D10Since its inception, the Abu Dhabi Chamber has taken keen interest

in adopting all means of development and worked vigorously to apply

modern technologies in all activities by utilizing advantages of the

information revolution and achieving giant leaps, refl ected positively in

the services provided by the Chamber to its members and clients. The

Chamber has also taken great strides in upgrading existing services

and creating new services that meet modern-day requirements. The

Chamber took proactive roles in introducing modern techniques

in various activities, taking advantage of Internet to streamline its

operations. The use of state-of-art IT systems has contributed in

leading the Chamber to assume prominent status in adopting modern

IT methods which resulted Chamber’s website by winning the award

for best website for economic information in the Middle East. This site

off ers distinguished services and information for members, investors

and local economic community as well as foreign investors.

For more information see: www.abudhabichamber.ae

Alternative Energy Africa MEDIA PARTNERAlternative Energy Africa is the continent’s only magazine dedicated to

fi lling the energy information gap in Africa with a focus on alternative/

renewable energy. Alternative Energy Africa provides its readers

updates on private sector projects, government initiatives, investment

strategies, and the latest in technology. The publication goes in-depth

with its regional overviews to give a better insight as to the projects

currently in the pipeline or the overall investor climate for a particular

area. And to complement the magazine, www.AE-Africa.com provides

access to the hottest daily news out of the continent including breaking

news alerts while featuring a regularly updated regional events

calendar. Busy and don’t have time to check the news each day? Then

Alternative Energy Africa’s Weekly Recap is available. The digital

newsletter bundles all the important news items of the past week.

For more information see: www.ae-africa.com

Axpo-Kompogas AG Stand: C32For more information see: www.axpo-kompogas.ch

Biomobile Stand: J36The BioMobile association originated from HEPIA (University of

Applied Sciences; Technology, Architecture & Landscape Geneva).

It is dedicated to the development of the vehicle BioMobile. This

Eco-mobile was initially designed as a showcase to promote

bio-gasoline, fuel derived from vegetable waste. As a challenge,

BioMobile competes in The Shell Eco-Marathon, held annually. The

Eco-Marathon is to design vehicles registered in sustainable mobility,

consuming less fuel and emitting the least greenhouse gas emission

possible.BioMobile characteristics are the use of bio-gasoline, low

fuel consumption (834 km with 1 liter), body 100% manufactured

from plant (banana tree, linen and cellulose fi bers, pine resin), use

of a standard engine slightly modifi ed, tubular chassis covered with

composite materials, advanced optimization of aerodynamics, drastic

reduction of bearings friction, high reliability and simplicity. The gray

energy of the entire vehicle is minimizied. The BioMobile project’s

goal is to move to « all renewable.For more information see: www.biomobile.ch

BPVA Stand: C20British Photovoltaic Association - BPVA The British Photovoltaic

Association is the UK’s industry trade association dedicated to

photovoltaic energy. The BPVA provides a credible and representative

platform for the entire PV industry. Our mission is to ensure that

photovoltaic energy establishes itself as the leading renewable energy

source in the UK, providing signifi cant environmental and monetary

benefi ts. The association is promoting solar PV at National level and

assists its overseas members in their business development in the

UK. Our goal is to increase public awareness of the technology and

the benefi ts of solar as well as stimulating growth in the infrastructure

and technologies behind PV.

For more information see: www.bpva.org.uk

Canton de Berne Stand: G36The Berne Economic Development Agency provides companies

with free support and assistance in their search for a location and for

setting up business in the Canton of Berne. Precision industry, medical

technology, ICT, energy and environmental technology are the most

important industry sectors and companies form clusters in these

fi elds. They establish science-industry partnerships fostering the

realization of innovations. The sustainable and effi cient use of energy

is playing a big role in the Canton of Berne. Important renewable

sources of energy are hydroelectric power, solar, wind and wood.

60% of the electricity comes from hydroelectric power stations.

Companies possess specialized solar energy know-how, for example

in the manufacture of inverters and photovoltaic systems. Over 60%

of the heater pumps manufactured in Switzerland are produced in the

Canton of Berne. The University of Berne and the Berne University of

Applied Sciences conduct research in fi elds like e-mobility.

For more information see: www.berneinvest.com

Canton de Genève Stand: G40Economic Development Offi ce of the canton of Geneva gives personal

attention to every project for establishing a business in the region. We

carefully review your project, then work hand in hand with the best

local advisors to meet your needs. Our support ranges from help with

work permits, arranging the most advantageous tax conditions and

fi nding industrial or offi ce space, to setting up contacts with banks

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and other services. Red tape is cut to the minimum, so that you can

get on with setting up your operation without worrying about too

much paperwork, or too many rules and regulations.

For more information see: www.whygeneva.ch

Canton de Vaud Stand: G38The Canton of Vaud is the third strongest economy in Switzerland.

Its success is based mainly on a knowledge economy : healthcare,

finance, education, research and engineering. Most of the businesses

are SME s, highly specialised and very flexible. But the canton also

hosts numerous international headquarters and branch offices

of multinational c.ompanies. For many years now, the Canton

of Vaud has pursued an active policy of developing its main

scientific and technical clusters, particularly in life sciences, micro-

nanotechnologies, ICT and cleantech. These centers bring together

expertise, a specialist workforce and top-drawer infrastructure of

European dimensions. The strong political backing from which they

benefit provides the kind of effective framework that is particularly

favourable for the development and exploitation of technical

innovations. In this context, the Economic Promotion of the Canton of

Vaud aims to help the business community in any project to set up,

develop or establish a company.

For more information see: www.vaud.ch/en

Central Europe Energy Partners (CEEP) Stand: A11Central Europe Energy Partners, AISBL (CEEP, AISBL), is an

International Non-Profit Association, registered on the 18th of June,

2010, based in Brussels (Belgium). The over-riding goal of this

organisation is to support Central Europe energy sector integration

within the framework of a common EU energy and energy security

policy. CEEP consists of companies and scientific institutions from

Central Europe, representing the widely understood energy sector

(coal, oil, gas, interconnectors, etc.). CEEP is open to all legal entities

from within EU member states, with the possibility, in the future, to

include entities outside the EU, as well as private individuals who are

dealing with issues related to this sector. Since the creation of CEEP by

five founders, the association now consists of 13 members with a clear

tendency to grow further.

For more information see: www.ceep.be

CIWEM SUPPORTERWorking for the public benefit for a clean, green and sustainable

world, CIWEM (The Chartered Institution of Water and

Environmental Management) is the only independent, chartered

professional body and registered charity with an integrated approach

to environmental, social and cultural issues.

For more information see: www.ciwem.org.uk

Cla-Val Europe SA Stand: D33Since 1936, Cla-Val has been a leading manufacturer of automatic

control valves, serving waterworks, industrial, fire protection,

aviation fueling and marine customers throughout the world. Our

commitment to excellence and continuous improvement shows in

each valve we produce and in the many new products we introduce

to the marketplace each year. Cla-Val is a global company with

headquarters and a 20-acre manufacturing/foundry complex in

Newport Beach, California, in addition to production facilities in

Canada, Switzerland, France and the United Kingdom. CLA-VAL’s

long history of manufacturing and industry excellence also enables us

to provide the industry’s most comprehensive program of hands-

on, personalized technical/product training at our in-house training

facilities in the US, Canada, Switzerland, the UK and France. Cla-Val

Automatic Control Valves are renowned for their quality and superior

performance.

For more information see: www.cla-val.com

Clean Energy Pipeline MEDIA PARTNERClean Energy pipeline, the online daily news and data service, is the

leading independent source of information about the clean energy

sector. Our news team delivers real-time business news and identifies

the latest and most relevant regulatory and policy announcements,

investment, M&A and project finance news, new funds and fund

closes. This news is supplemented with opinion-pieces based on in-

depth interviews with senior-level executives, advisers, investors and

policy-makers. Our premium suite of desktop and mobile

services provides access to subscription-based business news,

transaction data (VC/PE, M&A, project/asset finance and public

markets) and a global directory of professionals active in the sector.

Clean Energy pipeline also offers customised research and senior-level

networking events.

For more information see: www.cleanenergypipeline.com

Clean Fizz Stand: D32PV - CSP - Glass Buildings - De-icing CleanFizz has taken on the

challenge to make the solar technologies cleaner. Cleaning sand,

dust and snow off solar panels and other surfaces is one of the most

challenging tasks facing the world today.CleanFizz has developed the

most efficient solution to address sand and snow cleaning off solar

panels, glass facades and other surfaces.This unique technology

applies electrostatic and ultrasonic waves on the surfaces to repel the

sand dust off them even when they are positioned horizontally. It also

produces heat on the surfaces of panels to melt snow in cold regions.

CleanFizz’ self-cleaning technology can be powered directly from a

PV solar panel using less than 10% of its power during a maximum

time of 30 seconds. Otherwise, an external power source such as

battery or direct from the grid is needed to power the

self-cleaning system.

For more information see: www.cleanfizz.com

Cleantech Alps Stand: C24 & SUPPORTERCleantechAlps is the platform dedicated to the development of the

clean technology sector in western Switzerland. The gateway to the

cleantech field, its purpose is to promote interaction between the

players in the field and increase the region’s visibility via the expertise

available within the sector.

For more information see: www.cleantech-alps.com

Cleantech Switzerland SUPPORTERCleantech Switzerland is the official export platform for the Swiss

Cleantech Sector and has been developed by Osec, Switzerland’s

trade promotion organization, on behalf of the Federal Government.

By operating as an “Association of Associations”, the platform is not

in competition with existing Swiss Cleantech bodies. In fact, it offers

complementary services to such groupings’ member companies. We

provide small and medium-sized Swiss Cleantech businesses with

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markets around the world. The focus is on the targeted

establishment of relationships with project sponsors, investors,

government departments, local and international businesses with

the aim of generating orders for companies. Key components in

developing the market are a web portal with a market-oriented

company database, business scouts as opportunity-spotters,

country officers and Swiss senior industry advisors who identify

potential openings, screen these very selectively and then brief Swiss

Cleantech businesses on their findings.

For more information see: www.cleantech-switzerland.com

Clever Grid (Schweiz) GmbH Stand: H32Clever Grid is a small Swiss company providing sustainable solutions

and services in the field of renewable energy, telecommunication and

Green Mobility. Service Excellence, Evaluation Intelligence, Concept

Studies and Business Case Development are the main services we

provide in order to bring our customers to the competitive edge. Visit

our stand to see some of our products e.g. WindTronic’s windturbine

or one of the most modular and robust charging stations for electric

vehicles where CleverCharge® is our response to new mobility

behavior patterns driven by the characteristics of emerging Electric

Mobility.

For more information see: www.clevergrid.com

climateactionprogramme.org MEDIA PARTNERClimate Action is an annual publication produced in partnership

with UNEP and supported by a high level official UNEP networking

event, website and newsletter. It aims to assist businesses and large

organisations to reduce their carbon footprint, making the business

case for mitigating and adapting to climate change and highlighting

that environmental responsibility can also be profitable. Launched

in Bali in 2007 at COP 13, the fifth edition of Climate Action is being

produced for COP17 in Durban, South Africa. It will be

distributed to over 30,000 key decision makers within business,

government and institutional investment communities. The

networking reception will take place from 6:30pm - 10pm,

Wednesday 7th December 2011 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in

Durban. It will be preceded by a high level debate on “Sustainable

cities of the Future” at 5.00pm, produced in partnership with ICLEI,

the WGBC and UNEP SBCI.

For more information see: www.climateactionprogramme.org

Cluster de Energía Stand: H16The “Energy Cluster” Association gets together more than 90

companies of the Basque Country, related to the Energy field. The

purpose of the “Energy Cluster” Association is to perform activities

in the field of promotion and research which are designed to

improve energy competitiveness among companies operating in the

Basque Country. - Study and research projects intended to improve

understanding of the situation of the energy industry and related

industries in the Basque Country, and in other geographical areas of

interest. - Promotion of co-operation between the public and private

sectors to provide combined initiatives on matters of common interest

affecting companies and institutions in the Association. - Earmarking

of commercial opportunities and encouragement of the creation of

specific consortiums to co-ordinate companies’ offers in common

projects, creating customised responses to market requirements.

For more information see: www.clusterenergia.com

CNBC Stand: A13CNBC, First in Business Worldwide, is the leading global broadcaster

of live business and financial news and information, reporting directly

from the major financial markets around the globe, with three regional

networks in Asia, EMEA and the US. In EMEA, CNBC is the only real-

time, pan-regional business and financial news network dedicated

to CEOs, senior corporate executives, the financial services industry

and EMEA investors. The channel is available in more than 130 million

homes, 1,400 banks and financial institutions and leading hotels

across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Additionally CNBC.com

gives you access to live streams of all three CNBC regional networks

and to the world’s most comprehensive archive of business news

videos ever assembled. CNBC is a division of NBC Universal.

For more information see: www.cnbc.com

Comment:Visions Stand: A19For more information see: www.commentvisions.com

Construction Now MEDIA PARTNERFor more information see: www.constructionnow.com

Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster SUPPORTERCopenhagen Cleantech Cluster - your one stop Cleantech shop

Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster (CCC) is one of the largest global

cleantech clusters. It is dedicated to providing excellent business

conditions and easy access to cleantech research, business and

innovative partnerships. The cluster facilitates partnerships,

innovative collaborations, an overview of funding opportunities,

test & demonstration facilities, framework conditions,

competencies and stakeholders. What we do CCC carries out

projects within a number of areas, each specifically designed to

involve cleantech actors and meet the needs of an ever-changing

cleantech industry. CCC exemplifies in practise how clusters

strengthen the international cleantech industry by attracting

foreign cleantech companies and skills from all over the world.

International outreach Future growth for companies will be created

through international exchange of knowledge and competencies.

CCC has initiated an International Cleantech Network (ICN)www.

internationalcleantechnetwork.com consisting of visionary cleantech

clusters from all over the world.

For more information see: www.cphcleantech.com

Cube Technologies Stand: J24Solutions (hardware+software) designed to make energy distribution

efficient. These systems are especially dedicated to venues hosting

temporary events.

For more information see: www.cube-technologies.com

Derbigum Energies Stand: D26The Belgian enterprise Derbigum specializes in energy-saving and

energy-producing roof covering materials. The baseline “Making

Buildings Smart” reflects perfectly the mission of DERBIGUM: develop

innovative and sustainable solutions.Derbigum wants to develop

tailor-made solutions in order for proprietors to save on energy, to

decrease the carbon footprint of a building and to produce renewable

energy on the roof. A much broader approach than the waterproofing

membranes with witch Derbigum made it to a world player.

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Dunav Insurance Company Stand: F22Since its establishment Dunav Insurance Company has recorded

a fast and steady growth and today it is the market leader in the

insurance business in Serbia. The strength, dependability and quality

of Dunav is identified not only owing to its longest tradition and

experience in the insurance business but also to the fact that Dunav

Insurance Company is a company with the largest financial reserves

and the highest percentage of indemnities paid in Serbia, as high as

99,8%. The Company’s authority is acknowledged by the fact that

Dunav Insurance Company has also established the first reinsurance

company Dunav Re, that covers 60% of the domestic reinsurance

market. Also, owing to Dunav, the third pillar of pension insurance

was introduced in Serbia. Currently our Dunav Voluntary Pension

Fund Management Company is covering more than 42% of the

domestic market.

For more information see: www.dunav.com

Ecoseed MEDIA PARTNER EcoSeed.org is a global green business news authority recognized for

its accuracy and reliability in delivering in-depth news, information

and research on the entire spectrum of the renewable energy industry.

Having an extensive focus on various green industries, EcoSeed

covers global activities, technological breakthroughs and exclusive

reports on time and in real-time. On average, the network reaches a

global audience, majority of which comes from the professional green

and RE industries. Since its establishment, EcoSeed’s readership has

significantly expanded its range, encompassing the United States

(38%), Europe (15%), and the rest of Asia (12%). As the largest

green business news network in Asia with the widest news coverage

of low-carbon economy, EcoSeed continually intensifies its market

penetration and exposure to the rest of the globe. In only two years,

EcoSeed has partnered with over 100 international events/campaigns,

aggressively providing unique avenues for marketing, PR and brand

development.

For more information see: www.ecoseed.org

Energetica International MEDIA PARTNEREnergetica India, the leading technical magazine for renewable and

conventional power generation, transmission and distribution in India

is published nine times each year. Energetica India covers the latest

news, outstanding product developments, new technologies, plant

reports and other important topics for the energy market. . Energetica

India printed version is regularly distributed to 10.000 key decision

makers mainly in India. The digital version of the magazine and the

weekly e-newsletter are read by more than 130.000 professionals

all over the world. . Energetica India represents a highly targeted

advertising opportunity for companies who wish to influence the

Indian energy market. . Energetica India participates in all the most

important energy events, conferences and exhibitions in India and

worldwide.

For more information see: www.energetica-india.net

Energy Industry Times MEDIA PARTNERToday there is no shortage of information on issues related to

energy - magazines, newsletters, national newspapers, email

newsletters, dedicated Internet sites - the list goes on. Yet in this

age of information overload, most professionals still take the time to

read their favourite daily newspaper. The Energy Industry Times is a

‘newspaper’ dedicated to providing forward-looking reporting on the

key issues driving this exciting sector. At last, an easy way to keep

abreast of the latest news in the power and energy sectors - from a

source you can trust.

For more information see: www.mibmedia.com

Energyknows.com MEDIA PARTNER Energyknows is an online energy society providing advertising

opportunities to the entire energy industry. It’s committed to

increasing public awareness of energy business, events, products,

services and publications. In corporation with major industry

organizations, events and media, Energyknows works towards the

most efficient channel for promoting energy business online.

For more information see: www.energyknows.com

Environment Analyst MEDIA PARTNEREnvironment Analyst is a publishing and business research

organisation with a remit to track performance and opportunities

within the environmental services sector, with a particular focus on

the environmental consulting and support services market.

For more information see: www.environment-analyst.com

EPFL Stand: G32For more information see: www.epfl.ch

EU Research Stand: A43Want to work with the best people in Europe? Come and find out

how European Commission programmes can support your Research,

Development and Innovation. - Find out what funding is available -

Find out how to promote your technology - Find out how to get the

best minds in Europe to help you with your projects - Find out about

existing European projects and activites in your domain

For more information see: www.euresearch.ch

EVE - Basque Energy Board Stand: H16Ente Vasco de la Energía-EVE (Basque Energy Board) is the Basque

Government’s energy agency. Its mission is to: . Propose energy

strategies for the Basque Country, based on criteria of supply security,

cost competitiveness and sustainability. . Take part in developing

these strategies and contribute to meeting the related targets.

Nowadays, the Basque Government through EVE and in partnership

with Iberdrola, leads the most important project in smart grids

development in the Basque Country.

For more information see: www.eve.es

Forum for the Future SUPPORTERForum for the Future is a non-profit organisation working globally with

business and government to create a sustainable future. We aim to

transform the critical systems that we all depend on, such as food,

energy and finance, to make them fit for the challenges of the 21st

century. We have 15 years’ experience inspiring new thinking, building

creative partnerships and developing practical innovations to change

our world.

For more information see: www.forumforthefuture.org

Genera Stand: J22GENERA 2012, the Energy and Environment International Trade Fair.


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The 15th edition of the trade show will be held between 23 and 25

May in Feria de Madrid and will, once again, be a main meeting and

business point with regard to the sector

For more information see: www.genera.ifema.es

Gogreen2.com MEDIA PARTNERGogreen2 Marketing Ltd provides an online environmental advertising

and marketing solution promoting businesses, products and services

for our clients. We at Gogreen2 Marketing Ltd also concentrate on all

the major business networking sites to promote products and services

as well as businesses to the professional and academic sectors.

For more information see: www.gogreen2.com

Green Business.ch Stand: C40The main areas of activity include Internet access, hosting and

datacenter services designed to meet the needs of both the business

and residential customers. Since its founding, green.ch has heavily

invested in the infrastructure in Switzerland, especially in state-of-

the-art, increasingly ecologically operated datacenters. These provide

a secure, highly available environment for the servers of our most

sophisticated customers or offer high redundancy backup services to

mid-sized companies and Enterprise customers. Our customers have

the highest requirements, especially in the area of compliance, and

count on green.ch as a provider who knows how to fulfill the varied

requirements, such as Basel II, Sarbanes Oxley SAS70, and FINMA.

The four green.ch datacenters are operated in accordance with

ISO 27001, the comprehensive information security standard, are

certified nationally and internationally by SQS and IQ NET and are in

accordance with FINMA and SAS70.

For more information see: www.greenbusiness.ch

Green Mobility MEDIA PARTNEROur magazine puts sustainable mobility as a whole in the center

of its reports. Sustainable mobility can only be reached if cities,

municipalities, states, car and bike manufacturers, energy suppliers,

service providers, architects, lawyers, banks and city planners address

the issue together. We reflect in our stories outstanding individuals

as well as entire research teams who pioneer the new mobility. The

focus is set on the people and the environment. Individual mobility

will remain as a need and sustainability is gradually filled with content.

Our magazine is targeting professionals and early adopters. We

mix virtual and traditional media. 20,000 printed teaser magazines

find bi-annually 30-40’000 readers through our network of fairs,

conferences and trade partners. They attract readers for the

eMagazine, which is being published in german and english from 2012

on. The eMagazine is designed with links and music and brought to

life with emotional videos.

For more information see: www.chardoncom.com

Greenjobs.co.uk Stand: B23For more information see: www.greenjobs.co.uk

IAMF Stand: H20For more information see: www.iamf.ch

Indeotec SA Stand: G31Indeotec builds and delivers thin film deposition equipment for

manufacturing of solar photovoltaic cells. The company specializes in

the design and integration of PECVD reactors, PVD reactors, vacuum

system, very high frequency plasma excitation, system automation

and conception and realization of specific monitoring equipment for

plasma analysis, gas depletion and powder detection. Octopus product

line is versatile, automated multi-chamber cluster equipment with

multiple deposition modules particularly suited for R&D institutes from

industries and universities and also for pilot-production lines purposes.

This product line is particularly tailor-made for the development

of solar photovoltaic (PV) devices on silicon wafer and glass, and

serves both advanced c-Si (crystalline hetero-junctions) and TF-Si

(amorphous silicon and microcrystalline silicon) applications. Indeotec

is a company driven by innovation, technology and committed to

providing practical and top quality solutions that save time and

improve the transfer of technology in the solar PV cells segment.

For more information see: www.indeotec.com

Ingeteam Stand: H16Ingeteam is a global leader spanning all five continents and

specialising in designing and supplying comprehensive solutions for

energy production, consumption and management. Through Ingegrid,

Ingeteam offers a wide range of solutions involving power electronics

applied to grids, making it possible to view, control and optimise

active and reactive power flow, provide grid stability and improve

transmission capacity. Ingepac protection, control and measurement

devices for substation automation and the Ingesas platform for

controlling and supervising both large controllers and small producers,

are part of a comprehensive solution for the entire value chain from

energy generation to energy consumption. The quality of Ingeteam’s

products and services, our in-house technology, and our capacity as a

manufacturer to adapt each product to each client, makes us the best

option for meeting the needs of all our clients.

For more information see: www.ingeteam.com

International Sustainable Energy Review Magazine MEDIA PARTNER

International Sustainable Energy Review is a quarterly magazine

that focuses on the technical and business developments within the

rapidly expanding renewable energy sector, covering topics from

wind power and solar energy, through to biomass, tidal and wave

power. Every issue offers a high level of individual technical and

business contributions from the world’s leading industry specialists.

International Sustainable Energy Review is distributed to almost

12,000 key figures involved in the renewable energy sector, including

academia, governmental, consultancy, financial, legal and insurance,

major energy users, utilities, turnkey providers and renewable energy

suppliers across each renewables sector. To request your free trial

subscription visit www.internationalsustainableenergy.com/trial

For more information: www.internationalsustainableenergy.com

J&G Consultoria de Ferias SL Stand: A20The Republic of Kazakhstan submitted the bid to host International

Recognized Exhibition in Astana at the headquarters of International

Exhibitions Bureau on June 10th. Kazakhstan proposes “Future

Energy” as the theme of Expo 2017. The world is currently

facing a shortage of energy resources coupled with the threat of

environmental crisis, which poses a real challenge to preserving

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production declines and its value increases gradually, in the near

future, a large part of the population will have to shift to alternative

energy. The Expo will serve as a platform to exchange worldwide

experiences in the filed of alternative energy, a sector which is

growing rapidly these years.

For more information see: www.expo2017astana.com

Jema Stand: H16Jema designs and manufactures any type of customized high range

static power electronics system, generally between 10 kVA and

several MVA. These systems are characterized by their high level

of robustness, reliability, efficiency and quality. Renewable Energy

Systems: - Inteligent microgrid solutions - Solar Inverters (central and

string inverters) - Integrated solutions for photovoltaic plants - Wind

converters - Battery chargers for electric vehicle

For more information see: www.jema.es

Lake Geneva Region Stand: C40THE ASSOCIATION = AN ALLIANCE

Lake Geneva Region is an association under Swiss law, open to public

and private members, pursuing the same mission and sharing the

same values in the interest and service of the Lake Geneva Region.

MISSION - To promote the economic, technological and touristic

assets of the Lake Geneva Region to a national and an international

audience, though a wide range of projects (cultural, touristic, sportive,

sectorial) designed to deliver a strong international impact. ACTIONS

- In our region, they must contribute to the enhancement of an

institutional platform recognized for bringing its members recognition

as well as the means for heightened economic development

through projects developed abroad. In Switzerland and abroad, our

actions target, through projects with a strong international impact,

the promotion of our region’s assets of excellence as well as the

representation of the fundamental values of our association.

For more information see: www.lake-geneva-region.org

Leclanché Stand: A24Leclanché can look back to over 100 years of experience in the

business of batteries and is now one of the leading manufacturers

of large format lithium-ion cells in Europe. Our products help

maintaining and improving the good quality of life not only today,

but also for the tomorrow. Protecting our natural resources through

innovative technologies will help future generations enjoy the same

lifestyle in an environmentally responsible way. We combine our

innovative ideas and high standards of precision in the development of

environmentally sustainable storage systems. We ensure the faultless

reliability and safety of our cells by maintaining high standards of

quality through state of the art highly automated manufacturing

facilities. We offer a modular system that is full of intelligent solutions

for every market, every area of application and any challenge, so that

our customers can get the best out of their ideas and innovations.

For more information see: www.leclanche.eu

Lti REEnergy (Lti DRiVES GmbH) Stand: A32LTi is a group of companies active in automation, power electronics

and renewable energies. The main segments in which we are active

in the REEnergy business are, photovoltaics, ORC-turbines, mobile

power (power electronics for vehicles) and energy conversion.

For more information see: www.reenergy.ch

Mari Serre Stand: B20For more information see: www.mariserre.it

MASDAR Stand: C2Masdar is Abu Dhabi’s multi-faceted initiative advancing the

development, commercialisation and deployment of renewable

energy technologies and solutions. The company serves as a link

between today’s fossil fuel economy and the energy economy of the

future - developing the “greenprint” for how we will live and work

tomorrow. Backed by the stability and reputation of the Mubadala

Development Company, the strategic investment company of the

government of Abu Dhabi, Masdar is dedicated to the emirate’s long-

term vision for the future of energy.

For more information see: www.masdar.ae

Newnet, Envirotech & Clean Energy Investor Stand: J20Our role is to promote and facilitate investment in innovation by

providing the latest news, views and analysis and by organising

exclusive networking events between the leaders, experts and

shapers of the industry.

For more information see: www.newenergyworldnetwork.com

Oerlikon Solar Ltd Stand: B35For more information see: www.oerlikon.com/solar

Ormazabal Stand: H16As one of the leading manufacturers of medium voltage equipment

worldwide, we provide our customers with solutions for electrical

distribution networks that are based on high added-value products

and services. We can rely on our personnel, their knowledge and

commitment, to establish mutually beneficial relationships with

our clients and suppliers. Our management is based on our values:

flexibility, leadership, innovation, pragmatism and support Since

Ormazabal was founded in 1967, it has been an engine for innovation

in the electrical distribution sector, working closely with power

companies around the world.

For more information see: www.ormazabal.com

PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia Stand: F20Public Enterprise “Electric Power Industry of Serbia” - PE EPS, 100%

owned by the Republic of Serbia, is vertically organized company

comprising of 11 subsidiaries. The basic EPS activities are electricity

generation, distribution and trading, coal production, steam and

hot water generation, designing, construction and maintenance of

energy, mining and other facilities. Installed Capacities Hydro Power

Plants 2,835 MW Thermal Power Plants 3,936 MW / 5,171 MW*

Combined Heat and Power Plant 353 MW Total 7,124 MW / 8,359

MW* Electricity generation 35,855GWh Coal Production 37.2 mill.t

Number of Customers 3.5 million *Including Kosovo &Metohija,

as of June 1999, EPS cannot manage its facilities on this territory

EPS basic objectives of business policy are: . Reliable supply under

the most favorable economic conditions . Financial, technological

and organizational improvement . Opening of domestic, integration

into the regional electricity market . Environmental protection

improvements . Renewable energy resources development.

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PE Transnafta Stand: F21Public Enterprise Transnafta Pancevo was established in 2005

by the Government of the Republic of Serbia in order to perform

energy related activities of public interest. Company’s primary tasks

are to provide reliable pipeline transport of crude oil in terms of

energy security and safe supply, as well as to develop the activities

of petroleum products pipeline transportation. Company’s other

activities include design, development, supervision and maintenance

of oil pipelines, engineering and consulting service regarding pipeline

transport and crude oil and petroleum products storage. Company’s

present development projects are: . Petroleum Products Pipeline

System through Serbia . Storage . PEOP (Pan-European Pipeline)

For more information see: www.transnafta.rs

Pelletsnews MEDIA PARTNERThe only magazine on paper and online for the italian pellet market.

For more information see: www.pelletsnews.it

Philippe Pascoët Chocolatier Stand: A31

Pilot International SUPPORTERFounded in 2006, Pilot International was the first dedicated private-

sector driven international organization based in Uganda to promote

global sustainable development for the benefit of humanity and the

planet. Pilot International accelerates global sustainability through

organizing international conferences & expos in sustainability

sectors; Publishing Pilot International Newsletter to advertize and

disseminate sustainable businesses, innovations and enterprises

world-wide; Implementation of development projects; Provision of

membership services; and promoting & cerebrating enterprenuers

in sustainability. Pilot International continues to grow year on year

and its success is testament to its determination to provide a global

platform for effective dialogue on renewable energy, clean technology

and environmental innovations, as well as to achieve 3 of the

millennium development goals, such as, MDG3: Promoting Gender

Equality& Women Empowerment; MDG7: Ensuring Environmental

Sustainability, and MDG8: Developing A Global Partnership For

Development.

For more information see: www.pilot-int.org

Quantis Sàrl Stand: D30For more information see: www.quantis-intl.com

Recharge News Stand: A15Recharge is the quality global news source for the entire renewables

industry. From wind, solar and hydro to wave & tidal, biomass and

geothermal. It combines all key sectors in one highly respected news

source. A weekly paper coupled with live online news generated

from our team of 14 dedicated reporters keeps readers briefed on the

headlines and the events that make them. The focus is on business,

technology, policy and the key players across all the main areas of

renewables. The daring news content is supported by regular features

and profiles offering an inside view of the issues and people that make

a difference in the industry. In short, the combination of Recharge and

Rechargenews.com creates a news source of record for one of the

world’s most exciting industries.

For more information see: www.rechargenews.com

Republic Hydrometeorlogical Service of Serbia Stand: F23Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (RHMSS), as a special

organization within the state administration, performs the tasks of

monitoring, research, analyzing and forecasting of weather, climate

and water. Organized in six departments, with 484 posts, RHMSS

provides: a. All the measured, observed and archived data collected

from national networks of meteorological and hydrological stations;

b. Operational functioning of the meteorological and hydrological

analytical and forecasting system on a 24/7/365 basis, providing

alerts, warnings and forecasts on a different temporal and spatial

scale; c. Analysis and studies in the field of weather and water within

the risk management system, for disaster prevention and mitigation of

meteorological and hydrological phenomena; d. Research in the field

of renewable energy sources; e. Monitoring of climate and climate

changes, exploring of expected climate changes impacts, vulnerability

and adaptation possibility, which is performed by the sub-regional

South-East European Virtual Climate Change Centre

For more information see: www.hidmet.gov.rs

Saia-Burgess Controls AG Stand: F30Saia®- The specialist in controls Saia stands for the development,

production and sale of electronic components and systems for

industrial quality control engineering. Infrastructure automation

includes the automation of properties used commercially, with all

the necessary technical plant. It ensures the wellbeing of people and

smooth and efficient operation of installed systems and machines.

Project business: Infrastructure automation involves one-off projects.

The simplest of these may use just one central controller with a few

single room controllers. However, Saia®PCD systems can also be

implemented with several thousand devices to handle control and

adjustment; Saia® provides a range of energy meter as well as display

panels for visualizing and understanding of energy consumption data.

For more information see: www.saia-pcd.ch

Save More Energy MEDIA PARTNERsave-more-energy.com is an independent b2b platform for Green

Investment & Sustainable Development. Renewable Energy, Green

Building, Urban Transformation and Investment Opportunities in

Europe incl. CEE/SEE and Middle East

For more information see: www.save-more-energy.com

Schmid AG, energy solutions Stand: C31Schmid AG is a family owned business based in Switzerland which

deals with wood energy for 75 years and employs about 250 people.

Schmid heating systems are used all over the world. Schmid AG

is undisputedly one of the leading international companies in this

sector. The company is constantly extending its boundaries thanks

to its advanced technical innovations. The readiness to try new ways

is displayed in the company history. Schmid remains focussed on

the benefit for its customers. As far as wood energy systems are

concerned, we are your partner in all areas.

For more information see: www.holzfeuerung.ch

Sener Stand: D2SENER, private engineering and technology group founded in 1956,

offers clients cutting-edge technological solutions and enjoys

international recognition by virtue of its commitment to innovation

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than 5,000 professionals and a turnover of 1,066 million Euros

and engages in the specific activities of engineering, Energy and

Environment and Aerospace. Through its Energy and Environment

Area, SENER has promoted different projects, also contributing with

its own technology, in renewable energies and waste to energy.

In Solar Power, it has launched the company Torresol Energy that

commercially develops, manages construction, owns and operates

CSP plants globally. Through the Engineering Area, SENER

Ingeniería y Sistemas, S.A., SENER has participated in more than

twenty CSP projects, which puts this engineering company near the

top of the sector, both in terms of technology and number of

plants in progress.

For more information see: www.sener.es

Serbia-Business.eu MEDIA PARTNERSerbia Energy Business Magazine is the leading sector country

magazine covering market opportunities, project development

and news from energy sector from Serbia. Our magazine covers

business intelligence insight into Serbia energy sector covering

green renewable energy sector, power generation, metal sector and

environmental projects. Being present in the market for 5 years as

leading business source we are networked with different stakeholder

groups and public.

For more information see: www.serbia-energy.com

SIG (Services Industriels de Geneve) Stand: F24SIG is an essential part of everyday life for the people of Geneva,

supplying them with water, gas, electricity and thermal energy. With

its strong commitment to sustainable development, SIG recycles

rubbish, treats waste water and provides innovative services in the

telecoms and utilities sectors.

For more information see: www.sig-ge.ch

Softcom Technologies AG Stand: A27Softcom Technologies Ltd was founded 2001 in Fribourg in order to

create a true “Software Factory” allowing its customers to benefit

from the latest innovations in information technology. This provides

them with a true source of added value. The company offers its

services as “Very Nearshoring” and advice from its “Middleware

Competence Center”. Combining technology and expertise, it

supports its customers and partners by providing valuable service

using its unique expertise in the fields of software development as

well as product integration. We have several specific projects carried

out with the HES-SO Fribourg in the area of energy: SmartBuilding,

Electric Park System and Secure Network for Smart Metering. In

a competitive context where need for performance and mastery

of new technologies are vital to corporate success, the Institute of

Information and Communication Technologies (ICT, HES-SO//

Fribourg) aims at providing the latest technological advances.

For more information see: www.softcomponent.ch

Solar - a PV Management Magazine MEDIA PARTNERSOLAR - Serving the value chain of the PV industry As the PV

industry develops into a fully - fledged mass producing industry, there

is increasing industry consolidation, creating risk and an opportunity

at the same time. This development will influence the competiveness

of small and medium companies as well. To survive the price

pressure of the big companies made possible by economies of scale

that come with large production volumes, they have to specialise

in niche markets with high value added in their products, offering

technologically more advanced and cheaper solar cell concepts.

Solar Magazine provides the knowledge from technology, industry,

government across the entire photovoltaic value chain to enable

companies to create competitive advantage. Distributed globally

throughout Europe, USA and Asia with over 40,000 copies both print

and digital.

For more information see: www.solar-pv-management.com

Solar Impulse Stand: G32For more information see: www.solarimpulse.com

Solar Taxi Stand: J40For more information see: www.solartaxi.com

Solarpraxis/PV MEDIA PARTNERpv magazine, of which pv-magazine.com is the online presence, is a

monthly trade publication launched for the international photovoltaics

(PV) community in the summer of 2008. The current print run, based

on qualified circulation, is 20,000.

For more information see: www.pv-magazine.com

SRB Energy Stand: F32SRB Energy, created in 2005, has developed a flat plate evacuated

solar panel able to reach temperatures up to 400°C without light

focusing. This performance is possible thanks to vacuum which

strongly reduces the thermal losses of the panel. After the initial

evacuation, the vacuum is maintained in the panel by a solar powered

getter pump, dimensioned to cope with the panel outgassing during

more than 20 years. The SRB panel may be used for all the possible

solar applications, namely the production of domestic hot water,

industrial heat, district heating, refrigeration and electricity. The SRB

panel could also be used to complement fossil fuel or biomass in

hybrid/cogeneration thermal power plants, particularly in areas of non

ideal solar conditions like Central Europe, where the high percentage

of diffuse light makes the use of parabolic trough mirrors ineffective.

For more information see: www.srbenergy.com

Sun and Wind Energy MEDIA PARTNERSun &Wind Energy is the international trade magazine for all

renewable energies. Sun & Wind Energy benefits from over 30 years

of experience of the German sister magazine Sonne Wind & Wärme

and is not only known and appreciated by both the decision makers

in the manufacturing and supply industry as well as international

project developers and merchants for its global market overviews.

Global news and product introductions are also an important basis for

decisions made by industry experts and make Sun &Wind Energy an

indispensable source of information.

For more information see: www.sunwindenergy.com

swisscleantech SUPPORTERFor more information see: www.swisscleantech.ch

Tecnalia Stand: H16Tecnalia Research & Innovation is a private, applied research centre

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and the fifth largest in Europe. TECNALIA was set up in 2010,

although it incorporates within it the experience, career and strengths

of organisations with a broad, extensive curriculum with more than

1,400 employees and a turnover of 125M ?. TECNALIA has an

organizational structure composed by five Divisions specialized in

the areas of the Sustainable Development; Industry and Transport;

Innovation and Society; ICT, European Software Institute; and Health.

The Energy Unit, with 18 million Euros of turnover is constituted as

the largest organization private in energy sector in Spain. Tecnalia’s

Energy Unit is working in emerging fields, innovation, research,

development and strategic challenges for the future. At all times

with scientific and technical rigour, and with the objectiveness made

possible by its independent position.

For more information see: www.tecnalia.com/en

Tesla Stand: H24Tesla’s headquarters are located in the heart of Silicon Valley. Through

the Roadster, Tesla produces a vehicle that doesn’t compromise on

performance, design or efficiency. The zero-emission Roadster is the

world’s only electric supercar, it accelerates from 0-60 in 3.7 seconds

without a drop of gasoline and is the only sports car that can be fully

or partially charged with renewable energy. More than 2,000 owners

are driving Tesla Roadsters in at least 30 countries and collectively

have driven over 15 million electric kilometers. Tesla’s second car

platform, the Model S sedan, will be available in mid-2012. Model

S is the first premium sedan built from the ground up as an electric

vehicle. Tesla partnered with Daimler AG in 2007. Tesla produces

battery packs for Daimler’s electric Smart car and Mercedes A-class

E-cell. In May of 2010, Tesla announced a similar partnership with

Toyota. Tesla is designing and building the powertrain for Toyota’s

upcoming RAV4 EV. Tesla currently uses Panasonic battery cells in

its advanced battery packs and has collaborated with Panasonic on

the development of next generation battery cells designed specifically

for electric vehicles. Panasonic also joined Daimler and Toyota as an

investor in Tesla in 2010.

For more information see: www.teslamotors.com

Torresol Stand: D2Torresol Energy, an alliance between Sener and Masdar, commercially

develops, manages construction, owns and operates CSP plants

globally. Currently, the company has started the commercial

operation of Gemasolar, the world’s first commercial-scale CSP plant

featuring central tower receiver with thermal storage capabilities.

Located in Seville (Spain) this innovative 19.9 MW plant is expected

to produce a net total of over 110,000 MWh per year. Torresol Energy

is also building two twin plants, Valle 1 and Valle 2 with parabolic

trough technology, of 50 MW each one, located in Cadiz. Every new

Torresol Energy project will introduce and test new technologies with

Masdar and SENER’s support in order to make CSP an economically

competitive option and thus make it a real, viable, ecological and

sustainable alternative to traditional energy. In this regard, the

protection of the environment for future generations is one of Torresol

Energy’s core commitments.

For more information see: www.torresolenergy.com

Trasfor SA Stand: B32For more information see: www.trasfor.com

TVP Solar Stand: D24TVP Solar is a Swiss-based company which designs, develops

and markets innovative high-vacuum flat solar panels based on

patented IP. TVP’s cleantech solution is the most efficient method to

provide clean heating and cooling from solar energy. The two main

advantages of solar thermal panels are: 1 they capture diffuse light

and retain their efficiency in temperate climates, such as found in

most developed countries. 2 the high-vacuum prevents heat loss and

allows the direct flow of the thermal exchange fluid. TVP Solar has

developed a pilot manufacturing line and has signed agreements for

field test installations with high profile tier -1 partners. Medium term,

TVP Solar plans to establish high-vacuum panels as the reference

technology in the solar thermal industry and become economically

competitive with fossil fuels. This goal will be achieved by selling

solutions “business to business”, by selling through complementary

partners, OEM’s distributors and VAR’s.

For more information see: www.tvpsolar.com

UKTI Stand: D20UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is the government department

that helps UK based companies succeed in an increasingly global

economy. Our range of expert services are tailored to the needs of

individual businesses to maximise their international success. We

provide companies with knowledge, advice and practical support.

UKTI supports overseas company investment to the UK’s dynamic

economy and UK company export through a network of international

specialists throughout the UK, and in British Embassies and other

diplomatic posts around the world. The UKTI Energy Team, through

a programme of events, visits and sector campaigns, promotes UK

Energy Excellence to a global audience and aids collaboration in

international business partnerships for UK companies.

For more information see: www.ukti.gov.uk

Vestas Stand: B2Vestas is the only global energy company dedicated exclusively to

wind energy - striving for business case certainty and the reduction

of the cost of energy for our customers. Vestas works in close

partnership with customers to offer the most effective solutions

towards clean energy independence. Vestas has a strong presence

and set-up in the Mediterranean region, allowing us to be closer to the

markets where we operate and provide our customers an even better

and faster response. Vestas Mediterranean has installed approx.

9,200 MW in the region, representing 23 per cent of Vestas’ total

global capacity. This impressive track record proves our extensive

knowledge and experience in more than 110 countries. Our expertise

involves more than just delivering wind turbines. We cover the entire

life cycle of a wind power plant, minimizing our customers’ risks and

increasing their returns. www.vestas.com

For more information see: www.vestas.com

Windtronics European Sales AG Stand: H32WindTronic’s headquarters is located in Muskegon, Michigan USA

with a manufacturing facility in Windsor, Ontario Canada. We

are a company committed to bringing renewable energy to every

corner of the world. Our vision is to make renewable wind power

truly distributed and widely available. The ability to generate onsite

power will help communities around the world convert the wind

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the mainstream. Our European Headquarter is located in Triesen,

Principality of Lichtenstein and is proud to present the Windtronics

BTPS 6500 windturbine on the stand of their Swiss Partner Clever

Grid (Schweiz) GmbH.

For more information see: www.windtronics.li

Wyler AG Stand: A21Wyler AG, Winterthur Switzerland, http://www.wylerag.com Passion

for precision in inclination measuring systems. Since the founding

of the company in 1928, Wyler AG in Winterthur, Switzerland, has

fulfi lled market demands and satisfi ed its worldwide clientele with

the supply of high-quality and high precision inclination measuring

instruments that are easy to use. The fi eld of inclination measurement

is extensive and complex. A great number of instruments and

processes have been developed to produce accurate results and to

fulfi ll our customers requirements. With the 2-D inclination sensor

Zeromatic, Wyler can provide the most stable and most accurate

sensor for long-term monitoring available on the market.

For more information see: www.wylerag.com

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Stand: D33Clean Fizz .............................................................................. Stand: D32Cleantech Alps .................................................................... Stand: C24Clever Grid (Schweiz) GmbH ........................................ Stand: H32Cluster de Energía .............................................................. Stand: H16CNBC ...................................................................................... Stand: A13Comment:Visions .............................................................. Stand: A19Cube Technologies ............................................................ Stand: J24Derbigum Energies ............................................................ Stand: D26Dunav Insurance Company ............................................ Stand: F22EPFL ......................................................................................... Stand: G32EU Research ......................................................................... Stand: A43EVE - Basque Energy Board ........................................... Stand: H16Genera .................................................................................... Stand: J22Green Business.ch.............................................................. Stand: C40Greenjobs.co.uk .................................................................. Stand: B32IAMF ....................................................................................... Stand: H20Indeotec SA .......................................................................... Stand: G31Ingeteam ................................................................................ Stand: H16J&G Consultoria de Ferias SL ......................................... Stand: A20Jema ........................................................................................ Stand: H16Lake Geneva Region .......................................................... Stand: C40Leclanché .............................................................................. Stand: A24Lti REEnergy (Lti DRiVES GmbH) ................................ Stand: A32Mari Serre ............................................................................. Stand: B20MASDAR ............................................................................... Stand: C2Newnet, Envirotech & Clean Energy Investor .......... Stand: J20Oerlikon Solar Ltd ............................................................... Stand: B35Ormazabal ............................................................................ Stand: H16PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia ........................... Stand: F20PE Transnafta ....................................................................... Stand: F21Philippe Pascoët Chocolatier ......................................... Stand: A31Quantis Sàrl .......................................................................... Stand: D30Recharge News ................................................................... Stand: A15Republic Hydrometeorlogical Service of Serbia ...... Stand: F23Saia-Burgess Controls AG .............................................. Stand: F30Schmid AG, energy solutions ........................................ Stand: C31Sener ....................................................................................... Stand: d2SIG (Services Industriels de Geneve) ......................... Stand: F24Softcom Technologies AG .............................................. Stand: A27Solar Impulse ....................................................................... Stand: G32Solar Taxi ............................................................................... Stand: J40SRB Energy ........................................................................... Stand: F32Tecnalia .................................................................................. Stand: H16Tesla ........................................................................................ Stand: H24Torresol .................................................................................. Stand: d2Trasfor SA ............................................................................. Stand: B32TVP Solar .............................................................................. Stand: D24UKTI ........................................................................................ Stand: D20Vestas ..................................................................................... Stand: B2Windtronics European Sales AG .................................. Stand: H32Wyler AG .............................................................................. Stand: A21

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