6 July 2011: London, UK

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New global investment in clean energy reached $243 billion in 2010, a huge increase on $186.5 billion in 2009 and much of this money went into wind and solar farms.

With money flowing into the sector and global behemoths such as China ramping up their demand and investment, now is a critical time to maximise on burgeoning opportunity and avoid potential pitfalls.

The Solar Power Market Outlook conference will enable high level discussion with leading experts in the field on forecasts for demand, costs, economics, growth and development of next generation technology. During interactive presentations and panel sessions, you’ll learn crucial, exclusive information that will inform your decisions for the year ahead.

The event is part of Green Power’s Investing in Renewables Week – a unique set of events which have been designed to provide a one-stop-shop for all renewable, finance and insurance professionals looking to fully understand the future of the renewable energy market. Delegates can attend any combination of the events below:

Key reasons to attend

– The debates and presentations will help you engage with the latest market trends and spot investment opportunities; future-proofing your organisation and investments

– The conference will bring together the renewable energy community with investment professionals; benchmark your competitors and meet future partners

– Exclusive forecasts on the impact of dramatic increase in the demand for Chinese PV products

– The truth about Grid Parity; it’s the Holy Grail but what will it actually mean for the industry and are you ready to take advantage?

Key speakers include:

– Jenny Chase, Solar Insight Manager, Bloomberg New Energy Finance

– Henning Wicht, Senior Director and Principle Analyst, IHS iSuppli

– Daniela Schreiber, Head Strategic Operations, EuPD Research

– Ash Sharma, PV Group Research Director, IMS Research

– Ted Sullivan, Senior Analyst, Lux Research