ESTIF is involved in many issues relevant to the solar thermal industry - from lobbying for favourable legislative framework conditions to work on standards & certification. The following outlines the political programme of ESTIF. It is a slightly updated version of the programme that was agreed unanimously by ESTIF's General Assembly in 2005.

Please do not forget: The work of ESTIF is made possible mainly through the support of its members. If you want to support our work, please join ESTIF today!

4th European Solar Thermal Energy Conference (estec 2009) to take place on 25 and 26 May 2009 in Munich, Germany


Hosted by ESTIF, the European Solar Thermal Industry Federation, in co-operation with the Bundesverband Solarwirtschaft and with Intersolar 2009, the 4th European Solar Thermal Energy Conference will be held on 25 and 26 May 2009 in Munich, Germany.
Throughout the last years, the biennial estec conference has developed into the most important platform on the solar thermal energy market, promising a record attendance also for the coming year.

What: estec2009 informs a sector in transition. The conference provides the latest information on markets and trends, technology and policies in the field of hot water preparation, space heating and solar assisted cooling.

When: 25-26 May 2009 – just before Intersolar

Where: Hotel “Bayerischer Hof”, Munich, Germany

Who should attend:
• Managers, marketing and sales persons of solar thermal companies and suppliers
• Executives of national and regional energy ministries and energy agencies
• Energy market experts from private and public financing
• Marketing managers of energy utilities and energy contractors
• Technical researchers from universities and research institutes
• Market researchers

More than 600 experts will participate in estec2009 to discuss the latest trends in the industry, technological developments as well as policies promoting solar thermal energy usage. The comprehensive programme of the estec2009 conference thus aims to provide updates on policies promoting the use of solar thermal energy and to answer challenging questions such as:

• How do the renewable obligations change the market?
• Which financing options are available for the growth of small and medium-sized manufacturers?
• Where does the solar cooling stand today, and
• Who can participate in this growing market?

Receive estec2009 updates and registration information

European Solar Thermal Industry Federation (ESTIF) Renewable Energy House Rue d'Arlon 63-67 B-1040 Bruxelles BELGIUM Tel: +32-2-54 619 37 Fax: +32-2-54 619 39 Email: info@estif.org Web: www.estif.org

Programme

Day one, February 24, 2009
Day two, February 25, 2009
Pre-conference Masterclass, February 23, 2009

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Day one, February 24, 2009
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8am Registration and coffee

9am Chairperson’s opening remarks

Ms. Fransesca McCann, Managing Director,
Stanford Financial Group

WATER DEMAND + SUPPLY CHALLENGE = INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

9.10am Western keynote address: implementing a paradigm shift in approaches to water management

“For many years we have attempted to change the environment we inhabit. With the onslaught of the drought and the rude wake-up call that climate change is bringing to the entire western United States, we have realized that it is in fact us that needs to adapt to the desert. But how?”
Ms. Patricia Mulroy, General Manager,
Southern Nevada Water Authority

9.40am Eastern Keynote address: a forthright assessment of the challenges in supplying water to the people

The need for substantial capital investment, PPPs, strategic alliances and acquisitions
Adapting to comply with strict environmental, health and safety standards
Economic regulation at state level, and across local governments

Mr. Thomas Paolicelli, Executive Director,
New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority

10.10am Keynote panel: what infrastructure is needed? And where do we look for investment?

How will municipal water utilities raise the necessary capital for investment?
What are the subsequent investment opportunities in both utilities and infrastructure services?
What do utilities companies need to encourage this investment?
- Single-tariff pricing?
- Infrastructure surcharges to help diminish regulatory lag?
- Small system acquisition adjustments?
- Commodity cost adjustments?
How have municipal water utility and clean water revenue bonds performed?

Mr. Doug Scott, Managing Director,
Fitch Ratings
Mr. Eugene Schiller, Deputy Executive Director,
Southwest Florida Water Management District
Mr. Ken Kirk, Executive Director,
National Association of Clean Water Agencies
Mr. Kevin Ward, Executive Administrator,
Texas Water Development Board
Ms. Teresa Daniell, Interim General Manager,
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission

10.50am Refreshments & networking

MAKING BIG PROJECTS HAPPEN – FINANCING CRITICAL WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

11.20am Federal address: developing innovative, market-based, and sustainable solutions for water infrastructure financing and management

The role of water efficiency and conservation in sustainable water systems
What must be done at local, state and federal level to overhaul the water industry?
How regulators can help the water industry by providing incentives to attract the necessary investment

Mr. Michael Deane, Deputy Assistant Administrator for Water,
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

11.50am Deal-making: how to implement co-operative funding to get projects off the ground

Re-thinking the role of government in the water industry
How to create partnerships across political boarders
Overcoming the challenges presented by public-private and public-public partnerships

Mr. Eugene Schiller, Deputy Executive Director,
Southwest Florida Water Management District

CASE STUDIES – WATER, MONEY, RISK AND POWER

12.20pm Case study: financing and operating the nation's largest seawater desalination facility

Using private activity bonds to finance a project
Methods used to transfer risk to the public sector
Coping with the huge power costs associated with desal

Mr. Chuck Carden, Operations Director,
Tampa Bay Water
Ms. Koni Cassini, Finance Director,
Tampa Bay Water

12.50pm Networking lunch

2.30pm Case study: working to overcome infrastructure funding challenges

Identifying and prioritizing infrastructure needs
The search for financing
Innovative ideas for energy management

Ms. Teresa Daniell, Interim General Manager,
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission

3pm Case study: Saint Lucia Water and Sewerage PPP – a model for the future?

A new mixed capital (public and private) company created with no liabilities
Operational control by an international water company, with a 40% share capital
Local investors and Government mobilized for 60% of capital, with no operational control

Mr. Nico Saporiti, Investment Offier,
IFC Advisory Services

3.30pm Speed Networking

4.10pm Refreshments & networking

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, REGULATION AND POLITICS

4.30pm Panel: meeting the challenges of environmental management, regulatory issues and cultural barriers

Can municipalities meet EPA standards on their own, and will this drive the need for private investment?
What kind of framework is needed to regulate investor-owned utilities?
What procurement barriers exist in the municipal set-up?
How can municipalities work to educate local communities?

Ms. Kathy Shandling, Executive Director,
International Private Water Association
Mr. Michael Deane, Deputy Assistant Administrator for Water,
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

5.10pm Chairperson’s closing remarks

Ms. Fransesca McCann, Managing Director,
Stanford Financial Group

5.20pm End of day one

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Day two, February 25, 2009
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8.15am Registration and coffee

9am Chairman’s opening remarks

WATER PLAYS FOR ASSET OWNERS

9.10am Investment opportunities: niche hunting - emerging water services and their investment potentia

New ways to extract water
Trenchless infrastructure technologies
Smart metering - a sustainable solution to the water crisis
Water and wastewater treatment - the chemical formula
Security solutions - anti-terrorism, natural disasters and chemical warning
Key developments in membrane technology

Dr. Helge Daebel, Technology Specialist,
Emerald Technology Ventures
Mr. Neil Berlant, Fund Manager,
PFW Water Fund
Mr. Patrick Cairo, Executive VP,
Suez Environment North America

9.50am Asset allocation: brainstorming water’s role in an institutional portfolio

Assessing water as a long-term investment opportunity – risk/reward pay off, capitalization and cash flow frequency
Where should water fit into the portfolio?
- Fund structures?
- Infrastructure?
- Clean tech?
- ETFs and indices?
- Small-scale project finance?
How do water rights work and how are they traded?

Mr. Craig Bonthron, Senior Analyst,
KBC Asset Management
Mr. Daniel Macdonald, Portfolio Manager, Alternative Investments,
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan
Mr. John Greenwood, Portfolio Manager, AIM,
CalPERS

10.30am Refreshments & networking

WATER RESOURCES AS AN ASSET CLASS

11am UTURN!

A new conference concept. During Day One we will have a board for you to post the most pressing topic for your business. At the end of Day One we will aggregate everyone’s votes – and announce the topics and speakers for an impromptu 50 minute panel session on Day Two. So bring your ideas, and be ready to make a name for yourself!

11.50am Water resources: an emerging asset class

Water effluent credits
Groundwater storage
Using market based pricing to promote conservation

Mr. Disque Deane Jnr., CIO,
Water Asset Management

PRIVATE EQUITY AND PROJECT FINANCE FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

12.10pm Private investment: investing in water infrastructure projects through PPPs

What are the most significant risks for water projects?
What are the key considerations in financing water projects?
What do private equity firms looks for in water deals?
Do we invest in companies or projects?
Who to partner with on water deals

Mr. Larry Chertoff, Director,
Alinda Capital Partners
Mr. Robert Dove, Managing Director, Co-Head of Infrastructure,
Carlyle Group
Mr. Tony Clamp, Director, Infrastructure,
CVC Capital Partners

12.30pm Networking lunch

INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

2.20pm Overview - Latin America: overcoming the challenges in investing in Latin water projects

Why privatization hasn’t worked so far and key factors for future ccess
How to find the right partners in Latin America

Ms. Susan Wermcrantz Davis, Senior Investment Officer,
Inter-American Development Bank

2.50pm Snapshot - Brazil: how to invest in the Brazilian water sector

Overview of Brazil’s first water PPP
Outlook for other PPP water projects

Mr. Rui de Britto Alvares Affonso, CFO,
SABESP

3.10pm Snapshot - Mexico: lessons learned from Mexico’s water privatization

The Mexican water story so far
How to tap into the local market

Mr. Stephen Zoota, Managing Director ,
Hydro Capital Partners

4.10pm Snapshot - China: foreign investment in China’s water industry

Why China has the world’s most acute water problem
Which companies will take advantage of the $128 billion committed by the PRC to water infrastructure

Mr. William Brennan, President & Managing Director,
AquaTerra Asset Management LLC

4.30pm Snapshot - Israel: at the forefront of water treatment technologies

Identifying high growth segments in the $400B water market
Investing in novel purifications and treatment technologies

Mr. Jack Levy, Founder,
Israel Cleantech Ventures

4.50pm Chairman’s closing remarks

5pm End of conferenceRegister Now!

Pre-conference Masterclass, February 23, 2009
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Doing business in the Latin American water industry

8.30am Registration and morning coffee

9am Session 1 – Challenges and opportunities in the Latin water sector

A brief history of Latin American water projects
Current need for investment and why this need is not being met
Key developments in the last decade and the potential for the future

Ms. Susan Wermcrantz Davis, Senior Investment Officer,
Inter-American Development Bank

10.30am Refreshments and networking

11am Session 2 – Latin legal eagle

Understanding legal and regulatory challenges
How regulatory frameworks differ across borders
Tariff setting mechanisms

12.30pm Networking lunch

2pm Session 3 – Future of the Latin water sector and keys to success

Public vs. private; PPPs
Public relations / appreciating the cultural resistance to privatization
Creating and maintaining partnerships with Latin American water operators
Finding the right deal

3.30pm End of workshop

Did you know? The water sector is the single largest expense to the U.S.
government, after defense spending and Social Security.
(U.S. EPA).

The inaugural Voluntary Carbon Markets USA conference took place in New York in February 2008 and brought together carbon market experts to discuss the current status of the voluntary carbon market, the latest developments in standardization and attempts to bring transparency to the market. Emphasis was placed on the opportunities within the market to foster innovation and creativity, and the reasons behind people’s involvement in the market, be it for CSR reasons or pre-compliance.

Voluntary Carbon Markets USA 2009 will build on the success of VCM USA 2008 and provide a unique insight into the industry a year on. Has the voluntary market achieved credibility and transparency through the establishment of several standards, registries and other market mechanisms? The event will also take a close look at the new demands consumers are putting on their offset partners of choice and what companies are doing to communicate their carbon neutral activities to their target audience.

“Extremely well organised, the speakers were both informative and entertaining” Carbon Zero at Voluntary Carbon Markets USA 08.

Key Reasons to Attend

The only event to focus solely on the US voluntary carbon market

• Find out how a future compliance market will affect the voluntary market
• Learn from practical voluntary offsetting case studies
• Understand consumer requirements
• Benefit from a series of interactive panel discussions
• Prepare your business for climate regulation

Plus benefit from:

• Co-located exhibition area
• Interactive pre-conference Seminar
  Biodiversity & Ecosystem Finance Seminar

Here’s who you’ll meet

• Project Developers & Hosts
• Bankers & Finance
• Government & Municipalities
• Analysts & Research
• Carbon Consultants
• Project Verifiers
• Carbon Brokers
• Press

Amongst those companies who benefitted from this excellent learning and business networking opportunity in 2008 were senior executives from The Bank of New York Mellon, 3 Degrees, Alcoa Power Gen, APX, Bonneville Environment Foundation, The Business Council for Sustainable Energy, Chevron Corporation, Chicago Climate Exchange, Clifford Chance, Climate Change Capital, Consulate of General Sweden, Dow Chemical Company, EcoSecurities, Equator Environmental, Gold Standard, IMG, McKinsey & Co, KPMG, The Walt Disney Company, USDA Forest Service, The World Green Exchange and many more.

For a full event summary, please follow this link: http://www.greenpowerconferences.com/carbonmarkets/vcm_us09.html

Claude Turmes, Member of the European Parliament, The Greens will open the proceedings. He is joined on the speaking panel by leading utilities who are pioneering the use of bio power, including:

Marcus Jentsch, Head of Structured Finance, MVV Energie, Germany
John Seed, Managing Director, Helius Energy, UK
Holger Gassner, Head of Markets and Political Affairs, RWE Innogy, Germany
Alf Malmgren, Combustion Engineer, RWE npower, UK
Mia Nordström, Power Consultant, Vattenfall, Sweden
Jan de Jong, Innovation Manager, Essent, The Netherlands
Eva-Katrin Lindman, Head of Research & Development, Fortum Värme, Sweden

Topics covered include:

What feedstocks are available and how a sustainable, secure biomass supply chain can be developed
What are the transport logistics solutions and the business relationship between suppliers and power stations
Investment opportunities
How biomass can be integrated into the energy portfolio

The new brochure is now available - please click here to download.

Register Now to ensure your place at this landmark event.

"I have nothing but positive things to say regarding your organisation and the conference I attended". Robert Oberndorf, RECOFTC

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Pre Conference Workshop 11 February 2009
Building a Biopower Portfolio for the Future - Strategies and Raw Materials

 We are pleased to announce our Pre Conference one day workshop which will be led by Pöyry Group. During the morning session Pöyry Consulting - Renewables, Energy and Management Consulting will provide in depth information on raw materials, biomass and the biomass supply chain, with speakers including:

Robert Wilson, Chairman, UK
Cormac O'Carroll, President and CEO, UK
Richard Slark, Director, UK

Lunch will be followed by an afternoon session which will look at new strategies for bio power.

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Anticipations for this event are high - BOOK NOW!

To ensure your place call +44 (0)207 099 0600 or email Annie Ellis - annie.ellis@greenpowerconferences.com
For further information see: www.greenpowerconferences.com/biofuelsmarkets/biopower.html

Sincerely

Matthew Probyn
Marketing Manager
Green Power Conferences

PS:

Singapore City, Singapore, 25-26 March 2009

BioPower Generation Asia is but a part of the series of bio power conferences organised by Green Power Conferences. 25-26 March sees delegates gather in Singapore for the BioPower Generation Asia conference. As the first conference organiser dedicated solely to the sustainability sector, Green Power Conferences have developed an unrivalled global network which promises our delegates an international audience of the highest quality. If you have interest in the Asian marketplace, do not miss the opportunity to join us in Singapore for a pan-Asian view of the latest developments in the region and the industry.

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Speaking opportunities

There are a few remaining speaking opportunities at this event. If you would like to submit a speaking proposal (presentation title, 4-5 bullet points and brief synopsis) then please contact Pia Dorfinger

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Contact Nassib Elias for further details
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“In terms of policy and leadership, the response from the Middle East is quite revolutionary”, said Prashant Kapoor, Director of Sustainability, WSP, when asked about the demand for green building solutions.   “In the west, people are ahead of the developers in demanding sustainability. In the Middle East, it’s the leaders and the corporations that are driving this”.

So sustainability is more than a buzz word. However, companies cannot survive on principles and need business. According to Hans Sulewski, technology manager for ABB’s process automation for the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region "In the MEA region there are constantly new projects announced for developments in various industries. These developments require a tremendous amount of power.”

The United Arab Emirates ratified the Kyoto Protocol in 2005 but does not have to reduce its carbon emissions as classified as a developing country. However, with initiatives such as MASDAR and The World Future Energy Summit, Abu Dhabi is positioning itself to be a major clean energy provider wherever the future of energy lies.

According to the Lionel Fretz, C.E.O of Carbon Capital Markets,”We have seen the development of a clear and strategic focus on renewable power generation and low carbon technologies in Abu Dhabi. They have announced plans to spearhead a $7 billion CDM market in the region.” Clean development mechanism (CDM) is a system for carbon offsetting set up under the Kyoto Protocol, governments can invest in greenhouse gas reduction projects and use it as credit against their own pollution. 

The company organises some of the region’s biggest events including the internationally acclaimed World Future Energy Summit,

winner of the AEO Best Launch Event this year, The Middle East Waste Summit, Dubai, and consumer shows such as the award

winning Taste of Dubai food extravaganza, and a new event for 2009 – The International Motorsports Festival, Abu Dhabi.

One of America’s largest engineering firms, CH2M Hill, has seen a seen a shift in the Abu Dhabi market from traditional energy resources to renewable. “Thanks to the leadership in UAE, the business opportunities have increased significantly around the renewable energy which attracts companies like CH2M HILL to Abu Dhabi.”

With a new publishing department expanding rapidly into new markets, the Turret ME team is going from strength to strength. For more information go to www.turretme.com

ABOUT MASDAR

The Masdar Initiative is Abu Dhabi’s multi-faceted, multi-billion dollar investment in the development and commercialization of innovative technologies in renewable, alternative and sustainable energies as well as sustainable design.

Masdar is driven by the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (ADFEC), a wholly owned company of the government of Abu Dhabi through the Mubadala Development Company. In January 2008, Abu Dhabi announced it will invest $15 billion in Masdar, the largest single government investment of its kind.

For more information about the Masdar Initiative, please visit www.masdaruae.com

For more information on WFES please contact:

Thaisa Alvarez

Sr. PR Account Manager

V Public Relations

Tel: +971 2 6449444  

Email: thaisa@viola.ae   

To register, see the full programme and exhibiting companies, you can go online to www.worldfutureenergysummit.com . The market is here, join the business leaders and be part of it.  

ABOUT THE WORLD FUTURE ENERGY SUMMIT

The World Future Energy Summit held its inaugural event on 21-23 January 2008 in Abu Dhabi under the patronage of H.H. General Sheikh Mohammad bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces.

The first summit in January brought together 11,272 attendees from 77 countries, 213 exhibitors from 23 countries, over 80 speakers and 423 international and regional media.

Hosted by Masdar, WFES 09 will be hosted in the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. It is proudly supported by its principal sponsor, Credit Suisse and principal international media partner, TIME magazine.  

Please visit the official website for additional information, www.WorldFutureEnergySummit.com

ABOUT TURRET MIDDLE EAST

Turret Middle East is a leading organiser of conferences and exhibitions and a foundation partner of the Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Centre. It organises the World Future Energy Summit on behalf of REED Exhibitions.

Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Minister of Finance and Industry and Chairman of Dubai Municipality and with full support from the Dubai Municipality, Middle East Waste Summit takes place from Tuesday 17th – Thursday 19th March at Dubai Airport Expo Centre.

• get the latest information on how policy initiatives and EU Directives can influence the decentralized energy market
• receive insights on the integration of decentralized energy into the network infrastructure
• find-out what role the increasing share of decentralized energy can play in securing our energy supply for the next generation
• get anwers on the effect smart metering can have in boosting the decentralized energy market
• be informed on the growth opportunities of the market and what this mean for your business
• be updated on new technologies and projects in the field of wind, solar power, biomass and (micro) CHP

Background Information
 
On January 23 the European Commission proposed the Green Package designed to help the European Union to meet its goal of reducing Europe’s carbon emissions by 20 percent in 2020.

The Renewable Energy Directive, included in the Green Package, will stimulate the increase in the share of renewable energy sources in the overall generation mix. This development will have a major influence on the decentralized energy market and thus on the network infrastructure of utilities.
In addition, the future of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, the finalization of the Cogeneration Directive’s technical details and the third energy package will all influence the market for decentralized energy.

Besides this new technologies and high fossil fuel prices will play an important role in stimulating the development of the decentralized energy market. All these factors will force utilities, energy consuming companies and equipment manufacturers to review their strategies and to prepare their business for the changing energy market.

During DECX Europe 2008 industry experts from all over Europe will discuss strategic options, the business challenges and market opportunities facing utilities over the next 10 years.

To find out more about DECX, or to register for the event, please follow this link:  http://www.decx-europe.com/worWith prices of oil on the rise, political incentives to stimulate energy efficiency and the need to secure our future energy supply, the decentralized energy market has never looked more promising. The time is now for utilities to start incorporating decentralized energy as a viable and more sustainable means of energy.

Start benefiting from this growing market and join us during DECX Europe to:

• get the latest information on how policy initiatives and EU Directives can influence the decentralized energy market
• receive insights on the integration of decentralized energy into the network infrastructure
• find-out what role the increasing share of decentralized energy can play in securing our energy supply for the next generation
• get anwers on the effect smart metering can have in boosting the decentralized energy market
• be informed on the growth opportunities of the market and what this mean for your business
• be updated on new technologies and projects in the field of wind, solar power, biomass and (micro) CHP

Background Information
 
On January 23 the European Commission proposed the Green Package designed to help the European Union to meet its goal of reducing Europe’s carbon emissions by 20 percent in 2020.

The Renewable Energy Directive, included in the Green Package, will stimulate the increase in the share of renewable energy sources in the overall generation mix. This development will have a major influence on the decentralized energy market and thus on the network infrastructure of utilities.
In addition, the future of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, the finalization of the Cogeneration Directive’s technical details and the third energy package will all influence the market for decentralized energy.

Besides this new technologies and high fossil fuel prices will play an important role in stimulating the development of the decentralized energy market. All these factors will force utilities, energy consuming companies and equipment manufacturers to review their strategies and to prepare their business for the changing energy market.

During DECX Europe 2008 industry experts from all over Europe will discuss strategic options, the business challenges and market opportunities facing utilities over the next 10 years.

To find out more about DECX, or to register for the event, please follow this link:  http://www.decx-europe.com/wor

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Senior Representative, Ministry of Energy & Minerals, Government of Tanzania, Tanzania (awaiting final confirmation)