Beijing, China – As one of China’s key focus in clean energy, the sustainable development of solar thermal technologies will receive significant emphasis at Clean Energy Expo China with the debut of the integrated Solar Thermal China 2011 exhibition and conference. The event organizers are riding on the Chinese government’s initiatives in promoting both solar thermal heating and solar thermal power as an alternative source of energy by introducing a comprehensive thematic showcase and conference program.
Solar Thermal China 2011 is designed to provide the latest industry information, offer cutting-edge networking opportunities, as well as to create a trading platform for the future development of China’s solar thermal industry. In order to improve and adjust the future energy mix in China, the State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) and National Energy Administration (NEA) are giving their full support to Clean Energy Expo China/Solar Thermal China 2011.
Visitors can meet suppliers providing solar thermal heating products and components such as solar water heater, large-scale solar collection system, pool heating system, solar collectors, storage tanks as well as suppliers offering solar thermal power solutions such as concentrated solar power (CSP) systems, technologies and services. Major players in the Chinese solar thermal industry like Sunrain, Micoe, FAFCO and Rayspower have confirmed their attendance among others.
The conference will run alongside China’s most authoritative government backed energy forum, China Power 2011. The two parallel conferences are expected to draw domestic and foreign experts, academics and managers from established enterprises to discuss key topics in the industry, such as the solar industry’s future development in the global environment as well as innovative thinking and advanced technology development dynamics.
Hosted as part of Clean Energy Expo China at the China National Convention Center in Beijing, Solar Thermal China 2011 will run from June 22 to 24.
For more information about Solar Thermal China 2011 Exhibition and Conference, visit:
www.solarthermalchina.com.
Clean Energy Expo China is the extension of Koelnmesse’s clean energy portfolio in Asia. It was introduced to China in 2008 as a trading and knowledge-sharing platform bringing together the leading players in the Technology, Services, Finance and Government sectors to address key issues in the areas of renewable energy and sustainable development in China. Working with partners such as the Asian Development Bank, Koelnmesse also manages Clean Energy Expo Asia and Carbon Forum Asia in Singapore. For more information, visit www.cleanenergyexpochina.com.
China Power is the most authoritative energy forum in China. Organized by the China Electricity Council (CEC) since its debut in 2003, the biennial event draws key government agencies and power enterprises from all over China to delve into issues uniquely faced by the domestic industry. The last China Power in 2009 was hosted in Tianjin and attracted over 1,000 attendees.
About the Organizers:
Koelnmesse
As a world-renowned trade fair organizer, Koelnmesse has an excellent track record for organizing some of the world’s most successful trade events, such as the accomplished Carbon Expo – the world’s leading platform for emissions trading and CO2 reduction projects – in Cologne, Germany. For more information, visit www.koelnmesse.com.
China Electricity Council (CEC)
Founded with the approval of the State Council in 1988, CEC is a consolidated organization of all China’s power enterprises. At present, the council has 1,440 members, ten classified branches and nine specialty committees. Entrusted by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council and other related government bodies, CEC also takes over the administration of six nation-wide specialty societies. 30 power industry associations at provincial, autonomous region and municipality levels are the council members of CEC. For more information, visit www.cec.org.cn.
Source: CEEC / STC 2011 Press Release dated March 2011.
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