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Photovoltaic Solar Energy: the way forward
“Photovoltaic Solar Energy: the way forward”
Thursday, 31 January 2008
In the frame of the Sustainable Energy Week
Charlemagne Building, Brussels
Rue de la Loi, 170 – 1040 Brussels
Photovoltaic solar energy: the way forward
Thursday, 31st January 2008. Sustainable Energy Week, Brussels
This conference was organized by the EU Photovoltaic Technology Platform in the framework of the Sustainable Energy Week. This event takes place every year in Brussels and is organized by the European Commission with strong support of European associations involved in sustainability, environment and energy.
Background
The Photovoltaic Technology Platform (PVTP) is an initiative which aims at mobilising industry, research and market stakeholders “sharing a long-term European vision for photovoltaic; realising the European Strategic Research Agenda for PV for the next decade(s) and give recommendations for implementation, ensuring the rapid development of a World – Class cost competitive European PV”.
The PV TP already delivered a number of positive outcomes, including in particular its participation in the preparation of the Strategic Energy Technology (SET) Plan and the publication of a Strategic Research Agenda. The platform set itself a roadmap, aiming at the following minimum contribution of PV to total electricity supply in the EU: 2% by 2020; 10% by 2030; 30% by 2040.
The PV Platform intends to contribute in particular to the “Third Industrial Revolution Interplatform” (gathering 13 different technology platforms). It will also prepare concrete proposals for the setting of the “Solar Europe Initiative”, one of the initiatives announced by the European Commission in the framework of the SET Plan.
Its next general assembly will take place on 6 June in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Agendas and presentations
9:30 | Welcome & Introduction |
9:40 | Photovoltaic Solar Electricity: The Road ahead |
10:05 | European success stories The Case of Germany, |
10:20 | Discussion |
10:30 | Coffee break |
11:00 | New Member States cases |
Poland - | |
Czech Republic - | |
Slovenia - | |
Cyprus - | |
11:40 | Towards competitiveness of the PV sector Industry developments |
11:55 | Raise of Public Awareness |
12:10 | Education: Available programmes The European Master in Renewable Energy |
12:25 | Discussion |
12:35 | Conclusions - Emiliano Perezagua, Chairman of the EU PV Technology Platform |
12:45 | End |
Presentations
Introduction and global presentation of the EU PV Platform by the chairperson : Emiliano Perezagua, Isofoton.
Mr Nowak introduced the PV technology and presented its main barriers, opportunities and benefits as well as its expected growth trends. Mr Nowak presented as well the Strategic Research Agenda (SRA).
Mr Stryi-Hipp presented the PV success-story of Germany thanks to the implementation of an effective Feed-in tariff law.
The situation in new members states was then addressed by members of the PV TP. Dr Pietruszko represented Poland.
The situation in new members states was then addressed by members of the PV TP. Mr Rehak represented Slovenia.
The situation in new members states was then addressed by members of the PV TP. represented Czech Republic.
The situation in new members states was then addressed by members of the PV TP. Mr Gerghiou represented Cyprus.
Mr A. Milner highlighted the key steps to be followed by industry to reach competitiveness.
Ms B. Rudek explained the ideas and campaign concepts that the platform Working Group 2 would be keen to launch to raise awareness on the benefits of PV. She stressed the need for funding to turn these ideas into reality.
Ms K. Krell presented the European Master in Renewable Energy, which was created in reaction to the high demand for renewable energy engineers and is coordinated by EUREC.


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