09 – 10 April 2014, Istanbul, Turkey
7th PV Power Plants Conference:PV Power Plants – Turkey
Program
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Wednesday, 09 April 2014
PV Power Plants – Turkey: Program
Forum 2
The Future of PV Power Plants I: New Developments in Energy Storage, Self-Consumption and Financing
The PV World is undergoing a transition – more and more markets are moving away from the FiT system and towards a tender system or the support of Self-Consumption (as is the case in Turkey). But what is technically possible and which role is Energy Storage going to play?
Session Chair: Götz Fischbeck, Smart Solar Consulting
14.00 Finding the Right Business Model: Comparison of PV-Energy Self-Con-sumption between Turkey and Europe
Dr. Karl Zrost, Energynious
14.20 The Effect of Input Data Resolution on the Self-Consumption Analysis of Com-mercial Consumers
Deniz Urla, Conergy
14.40 Modeling and Simulation of a Mega-watt-Scale Vanadium Redox-Flow Bat-tery (VRFB) for Grid Integration
Dr. Stanislav Vasić, Next Energy
15.00 Discussion Panel: The Financing Oppor-tunities for PV Power Plants
• Al Dahya, SunEdison
• Deniz Selkan Polatkan, Motif Proje
• Vahid Fotuhi, MESIA
• Matthias Altieri, Minerva Capital Partners
15.40 Q&A Forum 1
Planning of PV Projects in Turkey
Hard Facts and guidelines for Project Development in Turkey. Our speakers give you vital information so that you can plan your strategy for your entry in the Turkish PV market
Session Chair: Yalçın Altuntaş, Borusan EnBW Energy
14.00 Financing of PV Projects in Turkey
Özgür Özcan, İKAROS Solar Enerji
14.20 Legal and Tax Requirements for PV Project Development in Turkey
Handan Ilhan, Inopra
14.40 Benefits of Advanced, Local PV Manu-facturing Facilities with Optimized Capacity and Leading Edge Technology
Dr. Klaus Eberhardt, M+W Group
15.00 Analysis and Comparison of Industrial Self-Consumption Projects Planning, Development and Operation Practices – International vs Turkish Markets
Candan Ergeneman, DEEA Solutions
15.20 Distributed Solar Power Generation in Turkey and its Impacts on Utilities‘ Business Models
Hannes Beushausen, Apricum
15.40 Q&A
16.00 Coffee Break Registration
09.30 Registration Opening / Plenary Session
10.20 Opening Words and Welcome by the Conference Organizer
• Amelie Wachner, Solarpraxis AG
• Valentin Ade, pv magazine
10.30 Keynote
Sebahattin Öz, Yenilenebilir Enerji Genel Müdürlüğü (General Directorate of Renewable Energy)
Opening Session: The Moment We Have been Waiting for? Status quo and Outlook for PV in Turkey
The Turkish PV market knows two segments, the license-free segment up to 1MW with a FiT of 13.3 US Cents/kWh and the large-scale segment that requires licensing. What is the status quo of the licenses? Will there be new developments regarding the FiT and what is the outlook for Self-Consumption projects?
Session Chair: Başak Avcı, Prime Minis-try Investment Support and Promotion Agency (ISPAT)
11.00 Overview of the Turkish PV Market: Potential and Challenges
Professor Dr. Şener Oktik, GENSED
11.20 Licensing of PV Projects
Bilal Şimşek, TEDAŞ
11.40 The Future for Large Scale PV Projects in Turkey
Professor Dr. Mustafa Tırıs, T-Dinamik Energy Company
12.00 The Future of the License Free Market Segment in Turkey
Yalçın Kıroğlu, LI-DER (Unlicensed Electricity Generation Association)
12.20 Q&A
12.30 Lunch Break sponsored by
We thank the members of our program advisory board for their kind support in the preparation of this conference program:
Presentation in Turkish, interpretation available
Christian Grundner, Project Manager, eclareon
Dr. Aygün Keser, Senior Advisor and Country Representative Turkey, Apricum
Prof. Dr. Şener Oktik, President of Gensed
Thursday, 10 April 2014
Forum 1
Lessons Learned:
Experiences with PV in Turkey
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice – but reality may be a different matter altogether. Draw from the experiences that Turkish as well as international actors have had in this exciting market and adjust your strategy accordingly!
Session Chair: Mürşat Özkaya, LI-DER (Unli-censed Electricity Generation Association)
16.30 Project Acquisition in Turkey: Unlicensed Segment
Özer Kara,
Seul-EltemTek Enerji Sistemleri
16.50 Project Acquisition in Turkey: Large Scale
Matthew Vogel, Alternatif Investments
17.10 Experiences with Self-Consumption Projects
Mustafa Herdem, ELSE Enerji
17.30 10 Minutes Break
17.40 Product Certification of Solar Photovol-taic Modules for Domestic Production
Yusuf Biçer, UGETAM / Istanbul Technical University
18.00 Experiences with Local Production in Turkey
Egemen Seymen, CSUN
18.20 Challenges for PV Project Planing and Installation in Turkey: A need for further Qualification
Murat Çataklı, Çataklı Enerji
18.40 Q&A
19.00 Business Mixer with Drinks
19.30 Dinner (ending 21.30)
Forum 1
Workshop:
Quality for PV Projects in Turkey
Get a short update from the experiences in other markets and learn how to make your project successful from the start. We discuss potentials and challenges of PV for the case of Turkey.
Session Chair: Jan Willem Vos, Solar Insurance & Finance
09.00 Moderation and Impulse:
Jan Willem Vos,
Solar Insurance & Finance
09.15 The Human Factor: Do‘s and Don‘ts for Turkish Investors
Hayri Bali, IBC Solar
09.30 Materials Matter™ – The Critical Role of PV Material Durability to Ensure Sys-tem Longevity
Dr. Stefan Padlewski, DuPont
09.45 Balance of System Analysis
Pietro Gintoli, Bonfiglioli
10.00 Increasing Utility-Scale Solar Plant Efficiency and Output with Solar Trackers
Rodolphe de Teglassy, Exosun
10.15 Ensuring the Long term Stability of a PV-Plant’s Business Plan
Dr. Robin Hirschl, Encome
10.30 Q&A
11.00 Coffee Break Forum 2
The Future of PV Power Plants II: Reducing Costs, increasing Yields
Not in all countries a political focus is laid on large scale pv plants. Where and why will large plants be built during the next years and which specific challenges and opportunities do they face?
Session Chair: Levent Gun, Ampt
16.30 The Future of Utility-Scale PV Systems
Thomas Götz, SMA
16.50 Improving Plant Performance and Reducing Costs through Distributed Power Conversion
Stephen Shirey, LTi REEnergy
17.10 Short Debate: Inverter Technology for PV Power Plants –
Where is the Industry Headed?
• Robert Lenke, Bonfiglioli
• Thomas Götz, SMA
• Stephen Shirey, LTi REEnergy
17.40 Cost Reduction Potential for PV Modules
Uğur Kılıç, Yingli Solar
18.00 Plant Optimization through Project Phases Integration
Francesco Belfiore, Golder Associates
18.20 The role of Quality Components in Cost Effectiveness
Piero Zanchetta, TÜV Intercert
18.40 Q&A
Forum 2
PV Market Place:
Europe, MENA and Central Asia
The PV Power Plants conference does traditionally introduce most promising PV Markets in Europe. This year, we widen the scope to include the markets of the MENA region and Central Asia.
Session Chair: Christian Salzeder, Schletter
09.00 MENA PV Outlook
Eren Engur, Canadian Solar Middle East
09.20 PV Opportunities in the MENA Region
Christian Steinberg, Solarpraxis Mena
09.40 The PV Market in Kazakhstan
Dag Kralj, Bisol
10.00 New Opportunities for PV in the UK
Philip Rojan, Trina Solar
10.20 PV in the UK: Case Study
João Cunha, Martifer Solar
10.40 Q&A
Wednesday, 09 April 2014
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Forum 1
Workshop: Grid Connection and Energy Storage in Turkey
Other markets have shown the challenges that Renewable Energy poses for grid connection. We discuss potential and challenges of PV for the Turkish energy supply.
Session Chair: Alper Keskin, Freelance Consultant
11.30 Requirements for Grid Connection in Turkey
Bilal Şimşek, TEDAŞ
11.45 Practical Aspects of Grid Connection
Alessio Pinzone, D‘Appolonia
12.00 Potential for Energy Storage in Turkey
Mehmet Kapusuz, Enerjisa
12.15 Verified PV Power Plants as a Reliable Solution for Efficient System Integration
Thien-Duc Nguyen, FGH
12.30 Potential and Requirements for Smart Grids in Turkey
Ömer Kaya, Fronius Istanbul
12.45 Q&A
13.00 End of Conference
13.30 Bus Shuttle to Solarex Istanbul
Forum 2
Energy Trading and Direct Marketing: Potential and Experiences
Direct marketing of part or all of the electricity produced by large-scale systems is becoming more interesting for project developers and owners. The sale of electricity to end customers could be the long-term prospect for the revenue side of the RE-plant operators. This very complex issue holds many opportunities for national and international markets. Knowledge of the mechanisms of power markets is essential as well as an idea about promising market models.
Session Chair: Mustafa Karahan, etd
11.30 Overview of the European Energy Market
• Oliver Lorenzen, RWE Turkey Holding
• Jérôme Le Page, European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET)
12.00 Potential of the Integration of Renewables into the Power Market
• Oliver Lorenzen, RWE Turkey Holding
• Jérôme Le Page, European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET)
Thursday, 10 April 2014
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