1st CSP Today Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Summit India
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Agenda

Agenda at a Glance:

DAY 1, Tuesday September 7th 
From To Session Title Company Speaker(s)
07:00 08:00 Pre-Conference Workshop - Indian Solar Mission Explained KPMG Santosh Kamath
08:20 08:25 Conference Begins - Welcome address by CSP Today CSP Today  Belén Gallego
08:25 09:00 The Indian CSP Opportunity - Welcome address & Kenote speech by Chairmain of the event FAST Anil Lakhina
09:00 09:30 An update on India's New Solar Mission - Keynote speech  Ministry of New & Renewable Energy Deepak Gupta
09:30 10:30 Getting Compliant - Statutory and Administrative CSP Considerations (Panel Session) FAST Anil Lakhina
Greenergy Renewables Private Limited Shirish Garud
Abengoa Shiv Shukla
Acciona Energy India Rajsekhar Budhavarapu
Sunborne Energy Aseem Sharma
Cargo Power & Infrastructure Dhruv Batra
Mahindra Vishwesh Palekar
   
10:30 11:00 COFFEE BREAK
11:00 12:00 Developing Indian CSP Through Internacional Cooperation (Panel Session) World Bank Kwawu Gaba
Clinton Foundation Alexander Chavarot
International Finance Corporation Dana Younger
Asian Development Bank TBC
FAST Anil Lakhina
United Nations Development Program (UNDP) SN Srinivas
12:00 13:00 Finance Lessons from the International CSP Community (Panel Session) Deutsche Bank AG Richard Finlayson
KfW Ramana Reddy
Standard Chartered Ravi Suri
MASDAR Daniel Calderón
Astrom Pablo Valera
13:00 14:30 LUNCH
14:30 16:30 CSP Technologies Examined (Panel Session) CIEMAT Diego Martínez Plaza
Acciona José Manuel Nieto
ACS Cobra Fernando Herranz
SENER Mercedes Sierra
Eliasol Energy Gilbert Cohen

AREVA

John Huffaker

16:30 17:00 COFFEE BREAK
17:00 17:30 Cut your costs through improved operations & maintenance Sun 2 Markets Solutions Ralf Wiesenberg
17:30 18:00

The modular approach- a close up to fresnel technology

AREVA John Huffaker
18:00 Onwards Networking Dinner- In true Indian Style

DAY 2, Wednesday September 8th
From To Session Title Company Speaker(s)
07:30 08:30 Pre-Conference Workshop - CSP Markets & Technology  Eliasol Energy/ Acciona Solar Gilbert Cohen
08:55 09:00 Conference Begins - Welcome address by CSP Today & the Chaimran of the event CSP Today  Belén Gallego
FAST Anil Lakhina
09:00 09:25 Critical CSP Cost Reductions Aries Ingeniería y Sistemas Alberto Sánchez Martín
09:25 09:50 New Solar Mission and worldwide cost reduction- a partnership for CSP success Siemens Micheal Jungreis
09:50 10:15 Efficiency gains through solar integrated combined cycles Abener Energía José Javier González Solano
10:15 10:35 CSP case studies from Nevada Solar I, la Risca  & Palma del Río Acciona Energía José Luís Sánchez del Villar
10:35 11:00 Insights into tower experience with molten salt  SolarReserve Bill Gould 
11:00 11:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:30 12:00 A-Z on how to develop CSP plants MAN Solar Millenium/Flagsol Ruud Dekkers
12:00 13:00 Supply Chain Evolution (Panel Session) Siemens CSP Micheal Jungreis
Larsen & Toubro Dinesh Goel
Mulk Holdings Arbab Khan
Solutia Inc USA Ravi Prakash
KPMG Santosh Kamath
13:00 14:30 LUNCH
14:30 14:55 Driving Project Costs Down Through Proven Risk Mitigation Strategies Broadlands Gage Kellogg
14:55 15:20 The distributed CSP Potential Terrafore Anoop Mathur
15:20 15:45 Hybrid CSP plants with biomass  Solar Technical Assesors Jorge Servert 
15:45 16:10 Experience building and operating thermal storage systems: economic analysis SENER Mercedes Sierra
16:10 16:35 CSP state of the art technology and development from Luz to today Eliasol Energy Gilbert Cohen
16:35 17:00 Measuring sunlight - Solar Resource data for Indian CSP Suntrace Solar Richard Meyer
17:00 17:15 Closing Speech and main takeaways  of the event FAST Anil Lakhina
CSP Today  Belén Gallego
END OF THE CONFERENCE

Agenda In Full:

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INDIAN CSP - MARKET POTENTIAL, GOVERNMENT SUPPORT AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
1. Welcome to India - an update on India’s New Solar Mission
The ‘New Solar Mission’ (NSM) is a three-stage plan that will make India the world’s largest solar energy producer by 2022. Stage 1 of the plan is to get 1,100MW of grid-connected solar energy and 200MW of non-grid solar capacity up by 2013. This introductory session gives you:
  • An analysis of the opportunities and challenges the NSM is creating
  • Details on the state and federal initiatives in place that are encouraging Indian CSP
  • An explanation of how CSP fits into the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy’s regulatory framework
  • An understanding of the various government institutions that can help get Indian CSP plants built
Organizer’s Welcome: Belén Gallego, Founder & Director, CSP Today
Welcome address: Farooq Abdullah, Minister, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) (Invited pending confirmation)
Keynote address: Anil Lakhina, Chairman, Forum for the Advancement for Solar Thermal (FAST)
2. The Indian CSP Opportunity
  • Feed in tariffs – hear how they will be calculated and applied in the first stage of the NSM and how they will develop as the Indian CSP market evolves
  • NSM stage 1 – take a look at the immediate obstacles that need to be overcome to meet the 2013 goals
  • Indian site selection – how to identify the best location choices by considering state legislation, water availability, grid infrastructure and more
Farooq Abdullah, Minister, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) (Invited pending confirmation)
Anil Lakhina, Chairman, Forum for the Advancement for Solar Thermal (FAST)
3. Getting Compliant – Statutory and Administrative CSP Considerations
  • Identify the roadblocks to getting started in India – bureaucratic hurdles, little knowledge on DNI resources, lack of local track record for your CSP technology and more
  • Find out how to collaborate with government bodies to get your plans approved and speed up your time to market
  • Power purchase agreements, land allotments, water rights and the role of state government – hear an explanation of the administrative challenges you face
Shirish Garud, Vice President Technical, Greenergy Renewables Private Limited
Anil Lakhina, Chairman, Forum for the Advancement for Solar Thermal (FAST)
Shiv Shukla, President & CEO, Abener Engineering
Rajsekhar Budhavarapu, Director of DevelopmentAcciona Energy India
Aseem Sharma, CEO, Sunborne Energy
4. Developing Indian CSP Through International Co-operation
  • Indian CSP needs international institutions help – gain insight into the roles that the World Bank, the Clinton Foundation, United Nations Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, and the European Investment Bank will play
  • Discover what public-private sector partnerships are available and how to  work with international developers to get your Indian CSP project running
  • Capacity building, implementing regulations, R+D, risk mitigation, technology innovation and more – what CSP development tips are transferable from other CSP markets?
  • Discover lessons you can take away from the Spanish solar rush that led to 2.4GW capacity being developed in 4 years
Kwawu Gaba, Lead Energy Specialist, World Bank
Alexander Chavarot, Head of Clean Energy Finance & Solar Program Coordinator, Clinton Foundation
Dana Younger, Global BD Renewable Energy, International Finance Cooperation (IFC)
Griff Thompson, Senior Energy Advisor, US State Department

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FINANCING CSP IN INDIA
1. Securing Investment For Indian CSP
  • Discover what metrics to use to diffuse your financiers reluctance to invest in unproven technology so that your innovative approaches and designs get off the ground
  • Warranties and performance guarantees for solar projects – understand your banks concerns and why they are shortening the period of debt
  • Supply chain, indigenization and domestic market development issues – how you can prepare answers for some of the concerns financial institutions may ask about
Kwawu Gaba, Lead Energy Specialist, World Bank
Dana Younger, Global BD Renewable Energy, International Finance Cooperation (IFC)
Richard Finlayson, Managing Director Asia-Pacific Head, Deutsche Bank AG Singapore
Ramana Reddy, Project Manager – Energy, KfW
Ravi Suri, Head of Project and export finance for Middle East, Africa, Europe & South Asia, Standard Chartered
2. Finance Lessons From The International CSP Community
Whilst the Indian market has some unique financial concerns, there are many industry best practices you can apply from other regions.
  • Application essentials – find out what you need to do to meet the requirements for licensing, reliability testing, insurance, test data, certification and supplier reliability
  • How banks evaluate renewable energy projects and what you to do to make sure your application ticks all the right boxes
  • Hear finance success stories from Spain and the USA and what political and economical factors helped those applications get approved

Richard Finlayson, Managing Director Asia-Pacific HeadDeutsche Bank AG Singapore
Ramana Rao, Project Manager – Energy, KfW
Ravi Suri, Head of Project and export finance for Middle East, Africa, Europe & South Asia, Standard Chartered

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CSP TECHNOLOGY – EFFICIENCY, COST CUTTING AND MORE
1. CSP Plant Development - Case Studies From Spain and the USA
  • Benefit from real life lessons of developers who have built existing CSP plants using various technologies - parabolic trough, power tower and fresnel
  • From conception to ROI – what it takes to turn your vision of a profit producing CSP plant into a reality
  • Real life component and construction data – see the bottom line figures you need to create accurate and realistic plant cost predictions
  • Smart design solutions – find out how you can avoid future construction pitfalls at the design stage and how to start modeling output efficiency as early as possible

José Alfonso Nebrera, CEO, ACS Cobra
José Luís Sánchez del Villar, Thermoelectrical Project Manager Business Development, Acciona Energía
Ruud Dekkers, Executive Director Project Development, MAN Solar Millennium / Flagsol

Michael Jungreis, Manager of Business Development, Siemens Concentrated Solar Power

2. CSP Technologies Examined
  • Tower, parabolic trough, dish sterling, fresnel, and multi tower – do they all have a future or will a clear leader emerge in time? Hear the pros and cons of each technology laid out and examine which will work best in the Indian environment
  • Take a look at each technology´s cost reduction potential and ability to ramp up production to achieve lower prices through economy of scale
  • Get an update on the breakthroughs in CSP technology, including recent developments in multi-towers and the new technology that will help slash the cost of your solar field

Diego Martínez Plaza, Head of Technology, CIEMAT
José Manuel Nieto, Director Thermoelectrical Business Development, Acciona Energía

Michael Jungreis, Manager of Business Development, Siemens Concentrated Solar Power

3. Cut Costs Through Improved Operations and Maintenance
Better O&M practices can increase efficiency, slash costs and prolong the lifecycle of your plant – yet O&M is often left as an afterthought. This session analyzes the benefits you can see by focusing on O&M
  • Cleaning solar receivers & heliostats – how your plant location affects the costs and optimum frequency of your cleaning schedule
  • Plant monitoring – how to balance the cost of repairs versus efficiency losses in order to maximize your operations budget
  • Gain insight into how the layout and components you choose for your plant can affect your manpower and energy costs
  • Water use – how to effectively source and get the most out of this vital element of your plant’s O&M
Ralf Wiesenberg, CEO, Sun 2 Market Solutions
4. Critical CSP Cost Reductions
  • Discover the differences between EPCs for solar vs. other energy markets and whether convergence between markets will lead to lower costs
  • Find out how some leading companies are streamlining the EPC process and how the openness of CSP markets will save on CSP plant costs
  • See how numerous CSP suppliers are diversifying into various regional markets and how this is starting to increase competition and decrease component costs
Fernando Rueda, CEO, Aries Ingeniería y Sistemas
5. CSP Supply Chain Evolution
  • Core component update – what you need to know about today’s receivers, mirrors, heliostats, thermal fluid, trackers and more
  • Solar turbine crash course – analyze which of the various turbines available are best adapted to the solar industry
  • Hear how the indigenization of CSP components will lower costs across the supply chain by helping reduce bottlenecks as providers get closer to commercial release
6. Efficiency Gains Through Combined Cycles, Hybridization and Direct Steam Generation
  • Assess Combined Cycle (CC) and Direct Steam Generation (DSG) and what efficiency gains they can achieve
  • CC plant integration with CSP – when is it a good match and how CSP can add to CC plants during peak demand periods
  • DSG vs. Heat Transfer Fluids (HTF) plants – are the promises of 20% electricity cost savings through DSG realistic?
Manuel José Millán Sánchez, Subdirector de Proyecto, Abener Energía
Jorge Servet del Río, CEO, Solar Technical Advisors (STA)
7. Measuring Sunlight - Solar Resource Data For Indian CSP
  • Understand how Direct Normal Irradiation (DNI) levels affect the output of your plant and how to use them to predict your CSP projects productivity
  • India has limited DNI data – hear how satellite derived DNI can be used as an alternative and what that can mean to the viability of your plant
  • Qualifying ground based measurements – how to obtain the expert opinions you need for due diligence
Richard Meyer, Director Information & Analytics, Suntrace

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