CEE Renewable 2010

As Europe slowly recovers from economic gloom the Renewable Energy market in Central Eastern Europe (CEE) will flourish once more.

Although there have been some setbacks in the market there are still major factors pushing the market forward, namely Western Europe reaching its development saturation point and the national targets set for 2020. There is also an incentive to find energy security through utilising multiple resources as fossil fuels deplete, and energy prices fluctuate.

The CEE Renewable market is still very much an untapped resource with a capacity for expansion which is extremely impressive but in order for it to prevail many structural changes must be faced regarding energy policies which will undoubtedly increase investment in the market. There is also a need for investments must be made for the inclusion of Renewables to the grid and transmission companies will need to look closely at this as energy from Renewables continues to increase.

As the economy begins to look brighter it is the best time to connect with major market players and our conference will be the best platform for these connections to be made!

Learn more about the industry:
Current EU Laws
Climate Change Policies
Including RE in Large Developments

Financing Renewables
Corporate Financial Strategies
Utility Sector Investments
TSO Aid in Enabling RE Development

Renewable Storage
Smart Grids
Developments in the Wind market
The potential for Photovoltaics
The current Bioenergy market

 

Who you will meet?
Renewable energy companies
Energy and Utility companies
Power companies
Developers
Manufacturers
Banks
Investors
Traders
Brokers
Regulators
Distributors
Legal advisers
Accountants
Consultancy Firms

Spotlight on:
Poland
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Ukraine
The Baltics