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India's No.1 Solar Energy Media Business Events-Print Front Inside Conver | … THAT’S CREATING CLIMATE FOR CHANGE For an organization that is into renewable energy, Vikram Solar has always believed in actions that lead to a better tomorrow. Our continuous improvement in quality and service is spurred by our futuristic outlook. A change that is sustainable, reliable and beneficial to all. With our state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment, robust R&D processes and systems to drive manufacturing excellence, we are meeting energy requirements efficiently and on an environmentally sound basis. Because more than just creating solar energy, we believe it’s about creating a climate for change. ROOFTOP SOLUTIONS EPC SOLUTIONS SOLAR MODULES | … THAT’S CREATING CLIMATE FOR CHANGE For an organization that is into renewable energy, Vikram Solar has always believed in actions that lead to a better tomorrow. Our continuous improvement in quality and service is spurred by our futuristic outlook. A change that is sustainable, reliable and beneficial to all. With our state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment, robust R&D processes and systems to drive manufacturing excellence, we are meeting energy requirements efficiently and on an environmentally sound basis. Because more than just creating solar energy, we believe it’s about creating a climate for change. ROOFTOP SOLUTIONS EPC SOLUTIONS SOLAR MODULES 28397832 Making Solar Systems Smarter THREE PHASE INVERTER WITH SYNERGY TECHNOLOGY combining large scale with ease of installation Join us at Havells booth 1.63 Learn about our commercial and residential PV solutions www.solaredge.com Production Capacity - 20K Sets / Day TUV Rheinland certified - IEC62790 Compact Design & High Performance IP68 (CTI - PLC0) 1000VDC / 1500 UDC System Voltage TUV Rheinland DhaSh PV Technologies Private Limited Contact : Plot No-110D, Bommasandra Bangalore - 560099, INDIA Tel : +91 80 4865 7676 Website: www.dhashtec.com [email protected] MINISTRY OF NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY MESSAGES RenewX 2018 I am delighted to welcome you to the 3rd edition of RenewX, the two-day Renewable Energy trade expo, by UBM India. The renewable energy sector continues to increasingly carve a bigger space in the country’s economic sphere, encouraged by government funding and favourable industrial and governmental policies. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), India will be the fastest growing energy consumer and market by 2040. It has therefore positioned itself distinctively with its target of achieving sufficient renewable energy projects over the next three years to surpass 200 GW of green capacity. The target has created awareness about renewable energy in the country and will offer massive investment opportunities across the value chain. Telangana, since its establishment, has been playing an active role in aggressively supporting solar energy, along with other states in South India such as Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka to promote renewable energy. The region truly holds promise for the sector with its profitable and favourable government and industrial policies. UBM India’s RenewX 2018 in Hyderabad is thus poised to create an enviable industry platform for organizations to capitalize and penetrate into the lucrative south Indian renewable energy market. Bringing together manufacturers, EPCs, distributors and service providers, the expo has over 150 participating exhibitors striving to make a difference in the renewable energy domain. Apart from the Telangana and China Pavilions, this year, a special Pavilion for Start- ups has been launched at RenewX for the first time. A major highlight of the expo is the power packed two day conference, ‘Sourcing the Sun’ that will focus on integrating Renewables into business, and finding the best solutions and practices to enable the same. The conference will also include Case Study Presentations and Technical Presentations to bring forth the experience from the ground and discuss the most pertinent issues in technology. Significantly, this year, UBM India in association with SCGJ is organising a ‘Green Job Fair’ for graduating students, working professionals, and new entrepreneurs who want to explore opportunities in the clean energy sector. It aims to provide opportunities to candidates to work with the leading names in the Renewable energy sector across a plethora of job roles. We sincerely thank all our partners and central nodal agencies such as the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA), Telangana State Renewable Energy Development Corporation Ltd., (TSREDCO), Electronic Industries Association of Andhra Pradesh ( ELIAP ) , Skill Council for Green Jobs ( SCGJ ), Indo German Energy Forum – Support Office (IGEF)-, Telangana Electronic Manufacturing Industries association (TELMA), The Federation of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FTAPCCI) and Indian Biogas Association (IBA) for their continued and unstinted support for the show. On behalf of UBM India, I wish you all a super-successful show at the 2018 edition ofRenewX . Best wishes, Yogesh Mudras Managing Director UBM India Pvt. Ltd. 20 www.renewx.in CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP PROGRAMME CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP PROGRAMME Day 1 13th April 2018 Sourcing the Sun Agenda RenewX 2018 Opening Ceremony RenewX 2017 Day #1 13th April 2018 10:00 – 10:30 Networking Tea & Registration Welcome Address Mr. Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, UBM India 10:30 – 10:45 Felicitation of the Dignitaries on the Dias Lamp Lighting Ceremony and Ganesh Vandana Theme Introduction by: 10:45 – 11:00 Mr. Ashok Kumar Prabhakar, Partner, KPMG Key Note Address 11:00 – 11:10 Shri Ajay Mishra, IAS, Special Chief Secretary – Energy Department, Govt. of Telangana Special Address 11:10 – 11:20 Shri Ismail Ali Khan, Chairman, Telangana State Electricity Regulatory Commission Address by 11:20 – 11:25 Shri A. Sudhakar Rao, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Telangana State New and Renewable Energy Development Corporation Limited Guest of Honour 11:25 – 11:35 Shri G. Jagadish Reddy, Minister of Energy, Govt. of Telangana* 11:35 – 11:40 Vote of Thanks: Mr. Rajneesh Khattar, Group Director, UBM India Coffee Break * Invited, confirmation awaited 22 www.renewx.in CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP PROGRAMME Session 1 CEO Dialogue: Enroute to 2022 Session Brief: This session aims to bring together CEOs from the entire solar energy value chain to deliberate on the ambitious solar energy targets set forth by the Gov- ernment of India. The session will delve into what each stakeholder can contribute to ensure the convergence on solar energy with the new MNRE solar rooftop policy in place and the upcoming opportunities in this rapidly emerging field. Speakers: •Session Chair: Sri C. Srinivasa Rao,Joint Managing Director(Finance, Comml., & 11:50 – 13.15 HRD),Transmission Corporation of Telangana Limited* •Vikram Kailas, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer,Mytrah Energy India Pvt Ltd •Dr. Praveen Saxena, Chief Executive Officer, Skill Council for Green Jobs •Vishnu Hazari - CEO, Premier Solar Systems Pvt Ltd •Damian Miller, Chief Executive Officer, Orb Energy Q&A : 13:15 – 14.00 Lunch Break Panel Discussion – PV Manufacturing: A Southern Perspective Session Brief: PV manufacturing in the country seems to be the flavour of the season with the government planning of safeguard duty along with the setting aside Rs 11000 crore in order to support and incentivise domestic manufacturing in the country. The session aims to bring together various stakeholders involved in the PV Manufacturing value chain and the future challenges that await us as India enters into the a new era of manufacturing as it eyes to become the largest PV manufacturer in the world. 14:00 – 15:00 Speakers: Session Chair: Shri Jatindra Nath Swain, Managing Director, Solar Energy Corporation of India* Dr. Arul Shanmugasundram,Chief - BD (Large Projects) & CTO, Tata Power Solar Vinay Shetty, Managing Director, Canadian Solar Rohit Kumar, Head - Indian subcontinent & Director - India, REC Solar Kuppuraj Uvraj - Regional Manger ,Anchor Electricals Pvt Ltd Pushpender Singh,Sr.Regional Manager, Jinko Solar www.renewx.in 23 CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP PROGRAMME Technical Presentation : 15:20 – 15.40 Jinko Panel - Beyond Expectations by Vivek Bhardwaj – Sales Director, North India, Jinko Solar Coffee Break Mitigation of Financial Risks in a PV Investment Session Brief: The Business of Solar is no exception to risks and being a cap- ital intensive business, investors always remain prone to financial risks and concerns over debt recovery. This session aims to delve deep into the mind of a prospective investor or debt financer and bring forward their viewpoint while they delve into a solar project and the challenges they face while evaluating and funding prospective projects. 16:00 – 17.00 Speakers: • Session Chair: Shri K.S. Popli, Chairman and Managing Director, Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) • Allen Tom Abraham, Analyst, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, New • Rahul Prithiani, Director - Industry and Customised Research, CRISIL • Ashish Agnihotri, Business Development-Northern Region, Oriano Solar Technological Advancements Case Study on Floatovoltaics by 17.00 – 17.30 M R Narayanan, Chairman, Adtech Systems Limited Solar + Storage: Best way forward by Kaushik Deshpande, Director, ENERTECH 24 www.renewx.in CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP PROGRAMME Day #2 14th April 2018 Powering the Roofs: Session Brief: The rooftop segment in India has not been able to pick up pace as only about 2 GW of solar PV capacity has been deployed till
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