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International investment in China’s renewable energy sector
remains strong, and active players are even looking to diversify
further:
China Light and Power has announced this week the
acquisition of Hydro Tasmania's Roaring 40's China
wind farm portfolio. CLP, Roaring 40's Joint
Venture partner, is expected to pay $134 million for the portfolio.
Domestic activity is also evident, with the recent
announcement of a 30-megawatt on-grid solar power station to be
developed by the China Technology Development Group Corp.
and Qinghai New Energy at the Qaidam Basin of north-western
China.
The 4th Renewable Energy
Finance Forum – China, co-organized by Euromoeny Energy Events
and the Chinese Renewable Energy Industries Association (CREIA),
will bring together over 200
financiers, Chinese government officials, technology manufacturers
and project developers.
Join them
A sample of the companies
already registered follows:
| AES, Chinese
Renewable Energy Industries association (CREIA), IFC, ACORE,
China Environment Fund, China Equity Links Partners, China
Industrial Bank, China Minsheng Banking corporation (CMBC),
Chinese Wind Energy Association, Clear World Energy, CLP Group,
Covanta Energy, CXC Capital, Development Research Centre, China
State Council, Econcern, EU-China Energy and Environment
Programme, European Renewable Energy Council, Evolution Markets,
First Climate Group, Gamesa, Goldwind, Guangxi Yinhe Avantis
Wind Power Co., Haithabu Far East Ltd, Honiton Energy Caymans
Ltd, IW Power, LDK, Mainsail Energy Ventures, Milestone Capital,
Morgan Stanley, National Development and Reform Commission,
Natixis Private Equity Asia, PetroSun Inc., PhasCon Technologies
co., Platts Beijing, Rabobank Beijing Representative Office,
Ruifeng Renewable Energy Company, Rural Energy Industry
Association, SgurrEnergy, Shanghai Science & Technology
Investment Corportation, Siemens Finance & Leasing Ltd., Sinovel
Wind, Standard Chartered Bank, Suzlon China, The Climate Group,
Total Gas & Power Venture China, UPC Wind Management Asia (Hong
Kong) LtdChina), Vestas Wind Technology (China) Co. Ltd.
Beijing, VIASPACE Inc., White & Case LLP... and many more.
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Key
speakers include:
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Joseph Jacobelli, Group
Director – Carbon Ventures, CLP Group
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Liang Zhipeng,
Division Chief, National Energy Bureau, National
Development and Reform Commission
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Jotdeep Singh, Head of
Renewable Energy and Carbon Credit Asia, Rabobank
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Paulo Fernando Soares,
CEO, Suzlon China
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Gaël de Barmon, President,
Natixis Private Equity Asia
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Clavin Q. Xu,
Senior Operations Officer and China Utility-Based Energy
Efficiency Programme Manager, IFC
NEW FOR 2009 - The impacts of the economic downturn on China’s
renewable energy markets:
This special session
will deliver an economic view on China’s demand for power and
manufacturing resources, featuring:
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Dr Feng Fei,
Director-General, Department of Industrial Economics Research,
China State Council
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Dr Stephen Green, Head of
Research – China, Standard Chartered Bank
ALSO COVERED: How are investors
managing debt and equity challenges in China?
- James Pennay, Managing
Director, IW Power
- Jimmy Shih, Director of
WindPower Business Development, AES
- Dr Alex Westlake, Founder and
Managing Director, Clear World Energy
View the full conference programme
For further information or group bookings, please email
us or phone +852 2842
6995.
I look forward to welcoming you to the
conference in May.
Yours sincerely,
Vered Tsedaka
Conference Manager
Euromoney Energy Events
P.S. For
full details of the conference program, information on attendees,
and to register, visit
www.reff-china.com
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