The leading business event for the solar industry!From June 13–15, 2012, Munich takes center stage in the international solar industry. he world’s largest manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, utility and service companies gather to showcase technical innovations and the latest market trends.2,400 exhibitors (expected) will be on hand to present their products and services across a 180,000 sqm exhibition space spanning 16 halls. 80,000 visitors from more than 150 ifferent countries are expected to attend the event this June. At tersolar,our slogan is our guiding principle: Connecting Solar Business. This is what makes Intersolar Europe the ideal platform to forge quality contacts in both your local market – and internationally. Begin planning your visit today to be a part of Intersolar Europe!2008 also saw the inception of Intersolar North America in San Francisco, with Intersolar India in Mumbai following in 2009 and at least 2011 the Intersolar China in Beijing.
SMi are pleased to present the 6th annual gas storage conference, the last few years have been very important for those involved in gas storage and this informative 2 day conference will allow recent developments and operations to be discussed in the context of a shifting global energy market. Global gas storage projects will provide a vital resource throughout the year and will play a central role in helping to provide secure gas supplies, however will regulation and the current economic climate affect the future of this industry? Recent development of unconventional gas resources are driving the need for more storage capacity worldwide, and as a result research is being conducted to identify new efficient and economical methods of gas storage. With increasing pressures on the energy market and focus on energy prices, gas storage is facing new challenges to increase efficiency and capacity throughout the seasons. Gas Storage facilities are necessary to maintain a steady supply during changing patterns of 233ge and allows for countries to rely less on importing gas during times of high demand.
