Track One: Business, Technology, Application
Track Two: Installer Sessions – Rooftop Rules
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Finlay Colville
Vice-President, Solarbuzz
Topic
PV in 2012: Global markets, technology trends, and supply and demand dynamics
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Dr Daniel Davies
CTO, Solarcentury
Topic
Challenges of larger commercial installations on buildings
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Dr Michael Walls
CREST, Loughborough University
Topic
Photovoltaic materials and devices: current status and applications
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Howard Stark
MD, Stark Software
Topic
Automatic performance monitoring of PV installations using Smart Meters
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James Steynor
MD, The Solar Building Company
Topic
A new supply chain for a new FiT
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Hamish Watson
CEO, Polysolar
Topic
Building with PV
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Peter Khoury
CEO, IPSOL Energy Ltd
Topic
Reducing the risk in photovoltaic systems by means of type testing
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Aldous Everard
Engineering Manager, Sheffield Solar Farm
Topic
Reporting UK PV Yield
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Dr Toby Ferenczi
CTO, Engensa Solar Installations
Topic
Rent-a-roof and aggregated PV schemes; is financing still viable in the UK?
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Reza Shaybani
Chairman, British Photovoltaic Association
Topic
The outlook for the UK solar PV in 2012 and beyond
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Budhi Chilkoti
GM, Saint Gobain Solar
Topic
Advantages of CIGS and of Saint-Gobain Solar PowerMax
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James Beal
Renewable Energy Specialist, UK Trade & Investment
Topic
UK looking for further investment in Solar PV
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Pierre Cesbron
Business Development Manager UK & Eire, REC
Topic
REC's global activities, module performance and sustainable activities
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Fausto Furlotti
CEO, IMO
Topic
The Challenges Of Safe DC Isolation
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Jan Stasik
Technical Manager, Wagner Solar UK Ltd
Topic
Solar Thermal vs Solar PV – an ROI comparison
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Christian Bouda
MD / CFO, Azur Solar Systems Limited
Topic
How to Win Commercial Projects
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James Steynor
MD, The Solar Building Company
Topic
A new supply chain for a new FiT
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Steve Pester
Principal Consultant, Building Research Establishment (BRE)
Topic
Key safety points for PV installers
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Chris Hopkins
MD, Ploughcroft Solar
Topic
The need for competent roofers and training in solar
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Philip Old
Applications Engineer, Seaward Group
Topic
Electrical testing for solar PV installations
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Chris Laughton
The Solar Design Company
Topic
Survey & design for solar energy systems:
how to win business by accurately estimating financial payback and creating professional customer reports -
Pierre Cesbron
Business Development Manager UK & Eire, REC
Topic
REC's global activities, module performance and sustainable activities
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Budhi Chilkoti
GM, Saint Gobain Solar
Topic
Advantages of CIGS and of Saint-Gobain Solar PowerMax
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Dr Daniel Davies
CTO, Solarcentury
Topic
Challenges of larger commercial installations on buildings
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James Beal
Renewable Energy Specialist, UK Trade & Investment
Topic
UK looking for further investment in Solar PV
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Peregrine Fraser
Regional Sales Manager, EvoEnergy
Topic
How to thrive in a turbulent market
On the 25th April 2012 the second Solar UK Conference will take place in London. The final steps in the legal process have occurred and now the industry, can move forward with making the FiT work.
There is much to be discussed as the UK has set its self a target of 20GW by 2020. How do we get there and how do we make it work? What are the opportunities and where are they? This conference will be the first opportunity the industry has to meet and determine the way forward since the High Courts ruling created clarity. What happens next? The 2012 event will bring together the value chain in two conference programmes, with one objective – Making the UK FiT work! All this and more will be on the table, we invite you to join us. 
Track One: Business, Technology, ApplicationPredictions vary as to how large the UK industry will grow in 2012 but grow it will. This one day event will bring together the value chain and address the tough questions for all involved on how to make the FiT work. 
Track Two: Installer Sessions – Rooftop RulesThe role of installer has become increasingly important and challenging. From working with suppliers to safety certification and training issues. What do you need to know to make a success in residential, commercial and solar farm installations. 
Networking Event for All: Solar UK Industry Awards 2012The Solar UK Awards will recognise the success and development along the entire value chain of the industry from the research in the labs to the person who installs it. The Awards will focus on the people, processes and products that drive the industry forward. Sponsors & Speakers
ContactTo find out how you can be involved contact: Jackie Cannon Organised by:
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