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Event InfoTeaching MethodologyThe agenda will combine presented materials with plenty ofopportunity for Q&A, interactive discussions, and the use ofquantitative models to illustrate key learning points. Currentmarket examples and data are utilised wherever helpful.Course CertificateUpon the successful completion of this course, you will receivea Certificate of Completion bearing the signatures from boththe Course Director and the Course Organiser. This Certificatewill testify your endeavour and serve towards your professionaladvancement.To Register/Enquire on this course, please contact:Abigail HarrisInfocus InternationalTel: +65 6325 0215Email: abigail@infocusinternational.comWebsite: www.infocusinternational.com/solar
E: abigail@infocusinternational.com www.infocusinternational.com/solar“I enjoyed the course with lots of demonstrations and case studies. The facilitator wasjust ma r v e l l o u s , u p to t h e g a m e . I t w a s a v a l u e fo r m o n ey workshop.”Shadric Namalomba, Director of Finance, Electricity Generation Company MalawiMastering Solar Power13 – 16 July 2020, SingaporeBenefits of Attending■ Speak the language of solar energy: terminology and concepts explained with clarity and relevance■ Understand the key variables determining the economics of solar PV projects■ Review current and emerging market opportunities for solar PV, including integrations such as energy storage■ Navigate the typical project development requirements, processes and risks■ Learn and discuss how financial returns and risks arise in PV projects■ Be better able to converse with project partners, suppliers, investors, policymakers and other stakeholders■ Know what to look for when evaluating PV project opportunities■ Identify key investment and project performance risks■ Learn how to analyse and critique current and emerging business modelsWho Should AttendThis course is ideal if:■ You are working within the power sector in a commercial or business development role. You need a clearly-explained,multi-faceted understanding of how PV projects are developed and why and how they succeed (or fail), including how marketand technology changes are driving new innovation opportunities along with new competitive risks■ You are from the investment, policy or professional services community. You need to embrace the inevitable growthof solar energy, and want to gain an independent perspective on the economic environment in which these projects operate,including the development, operational and business risks that most matter to them.including but not limited to:■ Investors, including commercial and development banks, venture capital and private equity■ Power generation companies, utilities and IPPs■ Policy makers and policy advisors■ Transmission/Distribution system operators■ Commercial services suppliers (law, insurance etc.)■ Equipment vendors & EPC contractors■ Large energy users and electricity buyersBook 3 personsor more and save$400eachSupported by:OFFSHORE MAGAZINEENERGY INSIGHT
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