June 27 - 28, 2012
CSP Today USA 2012 will unite major stakeholders in the US and international markets The US has seen an explosion of CSP solar projects successfully reaching construction phase, but the question facing the industry is ‘What is next for the CSP industry in the US?’ The conference brings together the complete value chain in CSP for a frank and unprecedented discussion on how to successfully drive the CSP market in the US. We will be gathering CEO’s and senior level execs from developers, investors, utilities, major technology providers, research centres and suppliers as well as influential organisations, government agencies and departments.

This event is the only event dedicated 100% to the spearheading the CSP market in the US. With a reputation of excellence, this conference is anticipated to unite over 650 CSP experts in Las Vegas in June 2012.

Built on the unprecedented success of our past 5 CSP Today USA conference and global series of events, the 6th Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Conference is much anticipated and scheduled in the major player’s calendars as a must attend event in 2012.

Agenda Overview

During the 2 days the conference will address the most critical topics in order to achieve continued CSP growth in the US including:

• Getting the leading CSP companies perspective on the 5 year plan for the future of CSP in the US and the steps the industry need to take to achieve their goal

• How can CSP survive without subsides? Find out how policy in the US has impacted CSP deployment and how proposed projects plan to get the green light to ensure CSP continues in the US

• Selling CSP’s value proposition including dispatchability, grid integration and contribution to the economy

• The cutting edge in Innovation to commercialisation. Learn about the breakthroughs being made in R&D, and supplier solutions that will lead to more efficient and less costly components

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