08/25/2011
Exhibition Ticker - Wind Power MENA 2011
Dear Sir/Madam,
The Arab Renewable Energy Commission in partnership with Green Power Conferences & the Jordanian Renewable Energy Society are pleased to announce Wind Power MENA, being held as part of AREC 2011 in Jordan.
The MENA region is opening its doors to wind power. Leading the way are Morocco and Egypt, whose well-established policy frameworks have led to installed capacities of 280MW and 550MW respectively, figures that will rapidly increase as planned projects come online, with targeted capacities of 2.5 GW and 7.2 GW by 2020.
Attend Wind Power MENA to discover the key movements in policy across the region from numerous national government representatives. Learn from experienced project developers, key policy makers and global players in wind markets across the region and discover the potential for future growth in the Arab wind industry.
Confirmed Speakers Include:
- H.E. Khalid Toukan, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Jordan
- H.E. Yahia Al Kasbi, Minister of Public Works & Housing, Jordan
- H.E. Taher Shakhshir, Minister of Environment, Jordan
- Ghaleb Maabreh, Managing Director, National Electric Power Company, Jordan
- Eng Hamed Al-Sagga, Manager, Transmission Regulation Department, Saudi Electric Company, Saudi Arabia
- Mehmet Bicer, Deputy General Manager, Ministry of Energy Electricity Generation Co, (EUAS), Turkey
Reda Char, AcwaPower, Saudi Arabia
- Samer Zureikat, Founder, MENA Cleantech, Jordan
- Shukri Bosheh, Millennium Energy Industries, Jordan
- Omran Al Kuwari, Chief Executive Officer, Green Gulf, Qatar
- Hari Chandra, Director, Head of Power and Utilities Investment Banking, CEEMEA, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, UK
- Ennis Rimawi, Managing Partner, Catayst Private Equity, Jordan
- Richard Palmer, Advisor, Structured Finance and Capital markets, Mubadala Development, UAE
- Prof. Waheeb Al Nasser, Bahrain University, Bahrain
- Mohammad Al T’aani, General Manager, Jordanian Renewable Energy Society & General Manager, Arab
- Renewable Energy Committee, Jordan
- Bassem Farradj, Chairman, Amman Chamber of Commerce, Jordan
Why attend Wind Power MENA?
- Discover the key policies in the region that will encourage the growth of wind power and economic development
- Understand the fundamental work that project owners must complete to attract investors
- Hear case studies from established developers and pioneering projects which will highlight how challenges can be overcome
- Learn about new technology innovations that allow for more efficient wind parks
- Hear updates from the Grid that explain how variable power from wind can be accommodated
- Benefit from extensive networking time which will allow attendees to find potential partners and investors
Build relationships and drive sales at Wind Power MENA:
- Gain access to an unrivalled audience of the highest quality leads
- Shorten the sales process by speaking directly to decision makers
- Save time and resources by meeting them all in one place
- Meet new clients and reaffirm relationships with existing ones
- Build new business partnerships and influence key policy makers
- Benchmark your strategy with other major companies
Make the right connections to ensure the future success of your business
I look forward to meeting you in Jordan.
Kind regards,
Phil Stallard
Wind Markets Specialist
Green Power Conferences
phil.stallard@greenpowerconferences.com
For more information on this article or if you would like to know more about what www.windfair.net can offer, please do not hesitate to contact Trevor Sievert at ts@windfair.net
www.windfair.net is the largest international B2B Internet platform – ultimately designed for connecting wind energy enthusiasts and companies across the globe!
The Arab Renewable Energy Commission in partnership with Green Power Conferences & the Jordanian Renewable Energy Society are pleased to announce Wind Power MENA, being held as part of AREC 2011 in Jordan.
The MENA region is opening its doors to wind power. Leading the way are Morocco and Egypt, whose well-established policy frameworks have led to installed capacities of 280MW and 550MW respectively, figures that will rapidly increase as planned projects come online, with targeted capacities of 2.5 GW and 7.2 GW by 2020.
Attend Wind Power MENA to discover the key movements in policy across the region from numerous national government representatives. Learn from experienced project developers, key policy makers and global players in wind markets across the region and discover the potential for future growth in the Arab wind industry.
Confirmed Speakers Include:
- H.E. Khalid Toukan, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Jordan
- H.E. Yahia Al Kasbi, Minister of Public Works & Housing, Jordan
- H.E. Taher Shakhshir, Minister of Environment, Jordan
- Ghaleb Maabreh, Managing Director, National Electric Power Company, Jordan
- Eng Hamed Al-Sagga, Manager, Transmission Regulation Department, Saudi Electric Company, Saudi Arabia
- Mehmet Bicer, Deputy General Manager, Ministry of Energy Electricity Generation Co, (EUAS), Turkey
Reda Char, AcwaPower, Saudi Arabia
- Samer Zureikat, Founder, MENA Cleantech, Jordan
- Shukri Bosheh, Millennium Energy Industries, Jordan
- Omran Al Kuwari, Chief Executive Officer, Green Gulf, Qatar
- Hari Chandra, Director, Head of Power and Utilities Investment Banking, CEEMEA, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, UK
- Ennis Rimawi, Managing Partner, Catayst Private Equity, Jordan
- Richard Palmer, Advisor, Structured Finance and Capital markets, Mubadala Development, UAE
- Prof. Waheeb Al Nasser, Bahrain University, Bahrain
- Mohammad Al T’aani, General Manager, Jordanian Renewable Energy Society & General Manager, Arab
- Renewable Energy Committee, Jordan
- Bassem Farradj, Chairman, Amman Chamber of Commerce, Jordan
Why attend Wind Power MENA?
- Discover the key policies in the region that will encourage the growth of wind power and economic development
- Understand the fundamental work that project owners must complete to attract investors
- Hear case studies from established developers and pioneering projects which will highlight how challenges can be overcome
- Learn about new technology innovations that allow for more efficient wind parks
- Hear updates from the Grid that explain how variable power from wind can be accommodated
- Benefit from extensive networking time which will allow attendees to find potential partners and investors
Build relationships and drive sales at Wind Power MENA:
- Gain access to an unrivalled audience of the highest quality leads
- Shorten the sales process by speaking directly to decision makers
- Save time and resources by meeting them all in one place
- Meet new clients and reaffirm relationships with existing ones
- Build new business partnerships and influence key policy makers
- Benchmark your strategy with other major companies
Make the right connections to ensure the future success of your business
I look forward to meeting you in Jordan.
Kind regards,
Phil Stallard
Wind Markets Specialist
Green Power Conferences
phil.stallard@greenpowerconferences.com
For more information on this article or if you would like to know more about what www.windfair.net can offer, please do not hesitate to contact Trevor Sievert at ts@windfair.net
www.windfair.net is the largest international B2B Internet platform – ultimately designed for connecting wind energy enthusiasts and companies across the globe!
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