CPVC 2014 - The 14th China Photovoltaic Conference

VENUE: China International Exhibition Center (CIEC)
Location & Details of China International Exhibition Center (CIEC)
VENUE ADDRESS: No. 6, Bei-San-Huan East Road, Beijing, CHINA
ORGANIZER: Shanghai New Energy Industry Association (SNEIA)
Shanghai Sunshine Exhibition Co., Ltd.
Official Website: Click to Visit
E-Mail: service@cpvexpo.org
Tel: +86-21-6427 6991
Fax: +86-21-6464 2653
CITY:Beijing
INDUSTRY:Energy/ Green Power
Exhibition & Conference
Solar Photovoltaic
DATE: 2014/11/20 - 2014/11/22 Expired!

EVENT'S PROFILE:

CPVC 2014

The 14th China Photovoltaic Conference

Concurrently with: China International Photovoltaic Expo 2014 (CPVE 2014)

CPVC 2014 - The 14th China Photovoltaic Conference will take place from Nov. 20 to Nov. 22, 2014 at China International Exhibition Center (CIEC), Beijing.

Actively response to the four strategies of “Improve energy consuming reform and control unreasonable energy consuming; Improve energy supply reform and establish multi-supplying system; Improve energy technology reform and promote industrial escalation; Improve energy structure and regulation reform and open a fast track for energy development”, The 14th China Photovoltaic Conference (CPVC 2014) is devoted to further improve the technical improvement and development of the new energy industry.

EXHIBITOR'S PROFILE:

Exhibitor's Profile:

Day One – 20 Nov 2014, Thurs
Exhibition Opening
09:00-09:30	Exhibition Opening
Forum Opening & Keynotes
Forum Opening (9:30-10:00)	Address by China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)
	Address by Chief Chairman of Asian Photovoltaic Industry Association (APVIA)
	Address by China Photovoltaic Industry Alliance (CPIA) (Invited)
	Address by China Chamber of Commerce for Machinery and Electronic Products Import and Export (CCCME)
	Opening Ceremony
Keynote Speeches (10:00-12:00)	Interpretations of the latest policies of China’s photovoltaic industry and new opportunities and challenges for future photovoltaic market in China Prof Dinghuan SHI, President, Chinese Renewable Energy Society (CRES)
	Impacts of western anti-circumvention, anti-dumping and anti-subsidies towards Chinese photovoltaic industry and countermeasures Mr Guangbin SUN, Deputy Secretary-General, China Chamber of Commerce for Machinery and Electronic Products Import and Export (CCCME)
	A happy life begins with Huawei -- Solutions for smart PV plants Mr Yintong XU, General Manager, Smart PV Plant Solutions, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
Lunch Break	12:00 - 14:00
Leaders Dialogue
Session 1 (14:00-15:00)	Theme: PV developments and market trends
	14:00-14:20	Keynote #1.1: Development trends for photovoltaic manufacturing and terminal photovoltaic market in Asia-pacific region TBD, Bloomberg New Energy Finance
	14:20-15:00	Panel Discussion: policymakers, market research institutes and industry experts · With economies of scale of PV manufacturing industry generally taking shape and PV products’ prices falling sharply currently, what kinds of policy support do PV companies need to keep on strengthening the core competitiveness of Chinese PV companies? What kinds of policies can truly guide companies to focus on scientific research as well as scientific innovation in today’s China where the state government is strongly advocating the role of scientific innovation as the primary productive force? · In view of the above question, if price advantage was the largest competitive edge for Chinese companies during the last stage of development, what will be Chinese companies’ next core competitiveness in today’s market where the prices of PV products have less room for reduction? Is it the refurbishment of current products? The creation of new products by scientific and technological innovation? The huge domestic market? Or the continuing reduction of products’ prices in a new way? · It is generally said that the future PV market will determine the worldwide distribution of the whole PV industry. PV manufacturing companies will shift its terminal production line to overseas market. However, what will be the distribution of future PV industry across the world in terms of the whole industry chain (scientific research –- production -- application)? The following possibilities recently have been mentioned, so which one is more likely to come true? Ø ØPossibility One: More and more sophisticated division of labor enables countries with high scientific research ability (such as the US) to focus on developing new products, which are then manufactured in countries with high production capacity (such as China), and finally module processing is finished in the terminal market (such as South Africa). ØPossibility Two: The advantages of large scale and industrial cluster of Chinese enterprises in manufacturing and producing process attract the whole PV industry chain to gather in China. Chinese scientific and research personnel can learn and digest advanced technologies, which then can be applied to large scale production. Core technologies (such as the production ofsilver paste) will also be shifted to China, enabling Chinese PV enterprise to become the center of the world. · How should module manufacturing companies explore new markets in the face of the crisis caused by EU and US anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures?
Session 2 (15:00-16:20)	Theme: Novel Business and Financing Models
	15:00-15:20	Keynote #2.1: Strategic prospects of Zhong Min Investment Group’s investing on PV plants Mr Qinghao HAN, President, New Energy, Zhong Min Investment Group
	15:20-15:40	Keynote #2.2: TBC
	15:40-16:20	Panel Discussion: Financial institutions, banks, and financial industry experts · Currently, some manufacturing enterprises have begun to look for new Internet financing mode, such as Yingli. What will be the prospects of the derived Internet distribution mode, Internet financing mode of distributed investment or the mode of third –party platform transaction? Can Internet financing usher in a new era of PV power plants investment? · After a fast development period, currently financial institutions are taking a rational attitude towards the investment in PV manufacturing enterprises. Investors have become more conservative. From the point of view of enterprises, does the change of attitudes of financial institutions (banks, investors etc.) towards PV enterprises correctly reflect the development trend of this industry? Or are they overdoing it to some extend, which prevents the further development of PV enterprises? · Compared with large-scale enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprises are confronted with more obstacles in financing. Have the market and state-owned and private financial institutions pertinently considered the ways to help small and medium-sized enterprises with innovative achievements to increase their capacity so as to expand their scale and improve their level? · The economic policies of the central government are strongly advocating the idea that the advantage of the market in resource allocation should be fully utilized. While the state-owned capital is gradually reducing its influence on PV industry, is there any way to mobilize private capital so as to make up for the market vacancy owing to the rational reduction of the influence of state-owned capital? · How will the involvement of banks, insurance companies, funds and investment banks stimulate the investments on large-scale PV power plants and distributed power plants?

Day Two – 21 Nov 2014, Fri
Distributed PV Power Generation Workshop
Session 1 (09:00-10:40)	Keynote talks (20 mins x 5) Hubei Surpass Sun Electric Co., Ltd. Sungrow Power Supply Co., Ltd. Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Zhenfa New Energy S&T Development Co., Ltd. China Sunergy (Nanjing) Co., Ltd.
Session 2 (10:40-11:40)	Panel Discussion: • Interpretations of policies on distributed PV power generation • Distributed PV power generation: difficulties and advantages • Progress on distributed PV technologies, especially for requirements of inverter • Financing for rooftop markets • Quality and return on investment of projects
Lunch Break	12:00 -14:00
Company Presentations
Session 1 (14:00-15:00)	Solar Cells, Solar Materials, Equipments and Technology
	14:00- 15:00	Session talks (15 mins x 4)
Session 2 (15:00-16:00)	PV Systems & Smart Grid Technologies
	15:00 -16:00	Session talks (15 mins x 4)
Ending

ORGANIZER'S PROFILE:

Name: Shanghai New Energy Industry Association (SNEIA)
Address: Shanghai New Energy Industry Association, 10th Floor, No.1525, West Zhongshan Road, Shanghai, China Zip code: 200235
Tel: +86-21-6438 0781/6428 1523
Fax: +86-21- 6464 2653
Official Website: Click to Visit

Name: Shanghai Sunshine Exhibition Co., Ltd.
Address: Room 711, 1525 Zhongshan Road (W), Shanghai 200235, China
Tel: +86-21-6427 6991
Fax: +86-21-6464 2653
E-Mail: service@cpvexpo.org;miyue@sneia.org