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Stepping stones to significant market shares for renewables. The European forum for market players and decision makers in the renewable energy industry

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This invitation to a two-day European Forum for market players and decision makers in the renewable energy business lists the presentations made at the conference in 2007. The programme included contributions in the following areas: Policies and market deployment initiatives, market trends and experience - from support schemes to market experience, opportunities in a changing framework in Switzerland, instruments and infrastructure requirements - how to make the market work and supply and demand aspects of a growing market. The conference examined how renewable forms of energy can gain significant market shares and reach a quota of 50% renewables in 50 years. The first session examined policies and market deployment initiatives, the second market trends and experiences, the third opportunities for Switzerland in a changing framework. The second day featured sessions on instruments and infrastructure requirements as well as on supply and demand aspects in a growing market. The conference was complemented with four workshops.

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Also available from OSTI; Commercial reproduction prohibited; OSTI as DE21318450

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Publishing Information

Imprint Pagination
10 p.
Report number
ETDE-CH--10037

Conference

Title
5. European Conference on Green Power Marketing 2007
Dates
13-14 Sep 2007
Place
Lausanne (Switzerland)

Optional Information

Notes
This leaflet is the conference programme. All contributions to the conference, the PowerPoint presentations, the speakers list and the attendees list are available from www.greenpowermarketing.org, after payment of EUR 250
Funding organization
Energie Ouest Suisse (EOS), Lausanne (Switzerland)