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Secure Projects, win bids and deliver profitable solar projects in MENA. Join 600+ executive decision makers to power your business forward in 2016.

May 25, 2016 to May 26, 2016

Dubai
Discover development opportunities for PV in Sub-Saharan Africa at the region's most forward-looking event

Jun 8, 2016 to Jun 9, 2016

Cape Town, South Africa
Optimise your O&M strategy and improve plant performance to maximise yield from your assets

Sep 6, 2016 to Sep 7, 2016

TBC
Establish first-class O&M practices to optimise performance, improve reliability and maximise overall ROI

Nov 7, 2016 to Nov 8, 2016

San Francisco, USA

Understanding the economics of storage technologies: A research study offering cost analysis of the main grid scale energy storage technologies.

: With $14bn of approved projects and 28% of investment coming from overseas, the renewables industry is South Africa is booming. Discover the latest data, insight and geographical breakdowns here.
: Find out how four of the biggest players in the PV O&M industry (SunPower, First Solar, Sun Edison, and EDF Renewable Services) are adapting the way they do operation and maintenance on their portfolios.
: Solar PV is rapidly taking off in the MENA region; Now that Jordan and UAE have announced their preferred bidders to develop PV plants, it is Egypt’s turn to present a solid proposal for developing 2,300MW of solar PV in the country.
: Results of an industry survey of over 100 leading professionals to get their view on the commercial development and sustainability of the South African PV market.

Winners of the MENASOL 2015 Awards

CSP Today and PV Insider are proud to announce the winners of the MENASOL 2015 Awards. The ceremony took place on Wednesday, 13th May, as part of the 7th Middle East & North Africa Solar Conference and Expo, MENASOL 2015.
Chile’s solar boom poses new integration challenges for developers

Chile looks set to become a leading Latin American country in solar energy, with 2015 turning into a record year as construction capacity doubles, reaching more than 2.5 GWs.