This document announces a conference on developing commercially successful large-scale photovoltaic (PV) projects to be held March 28-31, 2011 in Milan, Italy. Over the four days, attendees will have opportunities to: 1) Meet with directors from 17 project developers who have installed over 700 MW of PV capacity and have over 400 MW in development pipelines; 2) Hear best practice case studies on building profitable ground-mounted and rooftop PV projects across Europe; and 3) Receive advice from investment banks and private equity players on raising project finance and understand regulatory environments and market opportunities. The conference will allow networking with over 200 industry professionals.

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+44 (0)20 7099 0600
20th event in the global solar series
Hear from
developers who
have over 700 MW
installed PV and
over 400 MW in the
pipeline
28-31 March 2011, Milan, Italy
Developing Commercially Successful Large Scale PV Projects
Supporting sponsor:
In just 4 days, attendees will:
• Meet directors from 17 project developers
Hear from a first class line up of PV who have rolled out over 700 MW PV
developers and investors, including: • Hear best practice case studies on building
profitable ground mounted and rooftop
Andrea Fontana Gribodo, Country Manager, projects across Europe
Fotowatio Renewable Ventures
Thierry Lepercq, President,
• Receive advice from investment banks and
SolaireDirect private equity players on how to raise project
finance
Marco Northland, Chief Executive Officer,
Etrion • Examine the latest technology options for
Eugenio de Blasio, Chief Executive Officer, increasing plant efficiency and yield
GWM Renewable Energy • Understand the regulatory environment and
Michele Appendino, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, market opportunities
Solar Ventures
• Network with 200 developers, utilities,
Aldo Beolchini, Chief Financial Officer, investors, regulators and suppliers
NextEnergy Capital
Stefano Cassella, Managing Director, Italy,
West LB
Constantin Schwaab, Managing Partner,
Plain Energy Event overview:
Francesco Zorgno, General Manager, PV Project Finance, 28 March 2011
Enfinity PV Technology Briefing, 28 March 2011
Miguel Arrarás, Director, Photovoltaic Business Development,
Acciona Energy Utility Scale PV, 29-30 March 2011
Tom Murley, Head of Renewable Energy, Optimising Plant Performance, 31 March 2011
HgCapital PV Business Planning, 31 March 2011
Matteo Tarchi, Senior Business Developer,
GDF Suez
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2. “Very interesting with high quality
speakers and networking opportunities”
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EVENT AT A GLANCE
28 March 2011 29 March 2011 30 March 2011 31 March 2011
10 Key reasons to
attend
PV Project Finance
During this pre-conference
Optimising Plant
Performance 1 The greatest project
developer company
attendance and focus to date
day, Banks and investors A practical workshop for
share strategies for technical management Meet with leading project developers directly
Utility Scale PV will provide an opportunity to meet
successfully raising and engineers to examine responsible for large scale PV projects across
face-to-face with major utilities, project developers
finance for large scale PV how to increase plant Europe. Between them our speakers have
and investors who are involved in developing large
projects efficiency and solar yield over 700MW installed PV and over 400MW in
scale PV projects across Europe.
the pipeline.
OR C-Level speakers will discuss the challenges OR
Green Power Academy
they face and share their experiences in
deploying projects: Green Power Academy
2 Over 70% of attendees at the
2010 congress rated their
experience excellent
• Utility business models for solar Training Course:
Training Course: ... and 2011 is set to be even better! We’ve
• Policy development and feed-in tariffs An Introduction to PV
PV Technology • Strategies for securing financing taken your suggestions and implemented
Business Planning them: more developers, more finance, more
Briefing • Developing rooftop and ground mounted utility
scale solar projects A 1-day discussion of the panels, the list goes on!
A 1-day technology and
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• Connecting to the grid factors determining PV’s
market update for non-
• Technology developments in thin film, CPV and competitiveness on a
Meet financiers who are
engineers investing in large scale PV
crystalline silicon utility scale
projects
Question investment banks and private equity
players on how to raise finance for your large
MEET LARGE SCALE PV DEVELOPERS scale PV project during our focused PV project
finance seminar.
Organising, travelling to and attending meetings can take months, so why not let
Green Power Conferences do the hard work for you?
Our 2011 agenda includes more speakers from developers than ever before. Join us in Milan and meet directors
4 More project developer case
studies from across Europe
Meet project developers from Italy, Germany,
from 20+ large scale PV developers and investors in just four days, and find out their future plans for
Spain, France, Belgium, Switzerland and more
developing ground mounted and rooftop projects.
and find out how they developed commercially
Enfinity Fotowatio successful ground mounted and rooftop
Enfinity is a fast-growing and ambitious company with Fotowatio is one of the largest solar energy companies projects.
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international activities in renewable energy, and have in the world, has more than 200 megawatts in
Understand the latest policy
199.4 MW installed PV. operation and under construction and more than
1,500 MW under development in Europe and the USA. developments
GDF Suez Hear from policy makers on future plans for
Currently the total installed PV capacity of GDF Suez Acciona Energy feed-in tariffs and incentives, with updates on
stands at 200 MW. Acciona focuses on building utility-scale renewable the Conto Energia 3 from the Italian Ministry
energy solutions, and has over 115 MW PV installed. of Economic Development.
SolaireDirect
SolaireDirect is France's second largest solar power
producer with 60 MW installed.
Etrion
Etrion owns 40 MW of operational, ground-based solar PV
power plants, and has more than 200 MW in the pipeline.
6 Get updated on the latest
technology advances
Hear technology updates for crystalline
HgCapital silicon, thin film and CPV.
GWM Renewable Energy
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HgCapital is a leading investor in the European private Find out how you can
equity market, with controlling interest in over 42 MW PV. Financial group GWM Renewable Energy, in partnership
with Pirelli Ambiente, controls 11 MW production increase plant efficiency and
Solar Ventures capacity and is looking to acquire 100 MW. solar yield
Solar Ventures have a total installed capacity of 20 MW. Question leading technology providers on their
TerniEnergi
NextPower Development latest solutions for optimising plant
TerniEnergi began construction of 32 MW PV plants in
performance during our focused technical
NextPower Development have 8 MW installed PV and the fourth quarter of 2010.
workshop.
10MW in the pipeline.
Plain Energy
Ravano Green Power
Ravano Green Power have 5 MW installed, with a
further 20 MW in the pipeline.
Plain Energy have 10 MW under management in the
Czech Republic, Italy and Germany, with 25 MW in
the pipeline in Italy for 2011.
8 Network with senior decision
makers
Over 300 executives have attended over the
past 2 years, with 59% of 2010 attendees
Director level or higher.
Access key decision-makers 9 Academy training courses for
those new to the business
59% director level or higher in 2010 As 100s of new green jobs are created by the
solar boom, junior colleagues & those new to
C Level the sector will benefit from 2 interactive
introductory level Green Power Academy solar
Vice President / Director / General Manager
training courses.
Project Management
Technical Management
Business Development
Legal / Policy Development
10 Visit the latest suppliers
& service providers at the
exhibition
Analyst / Consultant Plus showcase your skills to company
Marketing / Sales Management representatives with genuine buying power.
Industry Press
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3. “Good topics, many relevant
companies present”
iSuppli
Day One – 29 March 2011 15.30 Networking refreshment break
08.30 Welcome coffee & registration 16.00 Decentralised Solar and Rooftops
09.00 Chair's opening remarks • What are the key challenges for developing utility scale rooftop projects?
• How can costs be lowered to reduce the levelised cost of energy?
• How can system efficiencies be improved?
09.10 Keynote Session: Successful Solar Utility • What are the latest developments in thin film for rooftop projects?
Strategies & Business Models • How do the efficiencies and costs of thin film and crystalline silicon
• What business models are suitable for utilities - the Solar Power compare?
Services Agreement model (SPSA)? Francesco Zorgno, General Manager, Enfinity
• How can utilities turn the ‘threat’ of customer-sited solar generation Roberto Martini, General Manager, Ravano Green Power
into an opportunity? Alexander Beerts, Co-founder and Managing Partner, Blue Planet Solar
• How does solar fit into a utility’s portfolio and how does solar compare
to wind and other renewables as a commercially viable energy source? 17.20 Chair's closing remarks
• What are the main challenges for utilities in solar deployment?
17.30 Networking drinks party
• What are the key success factors for solar utility business models?
• How can utilities capture value in the solar marketplace and sustain
their solar businesses over time? Day Two – 30 March 2011
• Which technology options are most attractive to the utilities? PV, thin-
film, BIPV, CPV? 08.30 Welcome coffee
Matteo Tarchi, Senior Business Developer,
GDF Suez 09.00 Chair's opening remarks
Fabrizio Bizzarri, Head of New Technologies, Renewable Energies
Division, 09.10 Large Scale PV Project Development
Enel Green Power • What are the main challenges in planning and developing large scale PV
plants?
10.30 Networking refreshment break • Will there be a future market as solar continues to move towards
decentralised rooftop systems?
11.00 Effective Policy for Utility Scale Solar • How does thin film compare for large scale ground mounted projects?
• How have changing policies and the lowering of feed in tariffs affected • What are the key challenges for siting, permitting and environmental
the economics of large scale utility solar? issues?
• How can policies be tied to the costs, LCOE and economics of solar? • With talk of greenfield projects starting to be ruled out, what other
• How can policies be made predictable to avoid uncertainty in lengthy space is available?
large scale project development cycles? • What can be learnt from early mover experiences in project development?
• What is the risk of Spanish style cuts and freezes in the Czech Republic • What are the latest trends in plant design?
occurring in other European markets? • What steps can developers take to reduce operational costs?
• Which policies have been the most successful in driving large scale Andrea Fontana, Country Manager, Fotowatio Renewble Ventures
developments? Marco Northland, Chief Executive Officer, Etrion
• What can be learnt from European Provisional Action Plans? Miguel Arrarás, Director, Photovoltaic Business Development,
• Has the Conto Energia III impacted the Italian market?
Acciona Energy
• How are roof top applications being supported by government
Andreas Schneider, Director, Relatio
incentives across Europe?
Constantin Schwaab, Managing Partner, Plain Energy
• How can the authorisation and permitting processes be streamlined in
Italy and other nations? 10.30 Networking refreshment break
Pietro Menna, Directorate General for Energy,
European Commission 11.00 CPV Projects
Luciano Barra, Head of Technical Secretariat, Department of Energy,
• What is the latest market status of CPV?
Ministry of Economic Development
• What efficiencies can CPV afford?
Stefano Sommadossi, Chairman,
NextPower Development • What are the current costs?
Anna Moreno, Head of Information & Training Service, • What are the logistical issues?
Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable • Will CPV become a commercial reality in the next 5 years?
Economic Development Petro Banda, Director General, ISFOC
12.15 Networking lunch break 12.30 Networking lunch break
13.30 Solar Project Finance & Securing Expansion 14.00 Balance of Plant, Operations & Maintenance
• How can plants be designed to optimise performance?
Capital • How can system performance be measured and assessed?
• How do investors evaluate solar projects? • How can balance of system efficiencies be improved?
• What sources of finance are available? • What are the key operation and maintenance costs and how can they
• What are the key characteristics of a bankable project? be reduced?
- Advanced stage license application • What solutions are available to ensure minimum downtime?
- Proven technology • What technical advances are occurring to increase inverter performance?
- Creditworthiness of all parties • How do tracking systems impact performance and how can accuracy be
- Bankable EPC wrap, technology warrantees, performance bonds improved?
• What are the projected costs of debt finance? Riccardo Sorichetti, Country Manager Italy, Langley Rinnovabili
• How can developers mitigate risks associated with their projects? David Armanini, Managing Director, Prothea
Aldo Beolchini, Chief Financial Officer,
NextEnergy Capital 15.30 Networking refreshment break
Stefano Cassella, Managing Director,
West LB 16.00 Grid Connection
Eugenio de Blasio, Chief Executive Officer, • What are the impacts of high PV penetration on the distribution grid?
GWM Renewable Energy
• What grid upgrades are necessary to enable large scale PV and
distributed generation systems?
14.30 Connecting Europe and North Africa • What are the challenges associated with storage and network stability?
• Is it commercially feasible to import North African solar energy to Europe? • How can the grid cope with power surges and drop offs?
• What are the latest developments in the DESERTEC industrial initiative? • What are the requirements and costs for transmission line upgrading?
• What are the regulatory and political challenges for large scale solar • What are the latest developments in smart grid technologies?
production in North African markets? • What storage options are available? Can grid reliability be maintained
Kevin Sara, Founder & Managing Director, through electric vehicle batteries?
Nur Energie Speakers to be announced
Rainer Aringhoff, Chief Operating Officer,
DESERTEC Industrial Initiative 17.15 Chair's closing remarks
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4. “Good networking. Lots of very good
information and insights”
Applied Materials
Pre-conference Finance Forum, 28th March 2011 Post Conference Technical Seminar: 31st March 2011
PV Project Finance Optimising Plant Performance
What steps can utility scale PV developers take when looking for financing What steps can utility scale PV developers take when looking for financing
for their projects? This focused one day financial briefing will provide an for their projects? Optimising plant performance is critical if large scale
opportunity for developers to meet with investment banks and private PV plant operators are to be cost competitive and reduce the levelised
equity investors and find out what criteria they use when making their cost of energy.
investment decisions. This one day technical seminar will bring together engineering and
technical experts to examine current challenges and potential solutions
Chair's Opening Remarks for a variety of technical demands needed to optimise plant performance
• Trends in project finance for PV projects across Europe and enhance profitability.
Moderator:
Jenny Chase, Lead Analyst, Solar, • How can system design improve plant efficiency and reduce LCOE?
Bloomberg New Energy Finance • What solutions are available to monitor performance and calculate
efficiency?
09.00 Developer Roundtable • Which components have the greatest impact on performance efficiency
In this session, PV project developers across Europe will share their – inverters, tracking systems, cabling?
experiences in securing finance for project development. • How can causes of yield shortfalls be identified?
• What are the key obstacles to obtaining finance specific to your country? • What should you be asking of your suppliers – reliability, warrantees,
• How can developers structure projects to meet investor return and risk O&M support?
criteria? • How can downtime be minimised?
• What lessons can be learned from practical experiences in raising debt
and equity finance?
Paolo Ricci, Executive Director, Business Development,
09.00 Feasibility Planning & Plant Design
TerniEnergi • How is the feasibility of a large scale PV plant determined?
Thierry Lepercq, President, • What are the true life cycle costs of a plant?
SolaireDirect • What performance guarantees can you expect from your suppliers?
Andrea Spreafico, Head of M&A and Project Finance Department, • What are the key design aspects that can affect plant yield?
Veronagest • What module density results in the greatest yield?
• What lessons can be learnt from existing installations?
10.30 Networking refreshment break
11.00 Debt Finance – Gearing Solar Expansion 10.30 Networking refreshment break
This session will assemble key players in debt finance to address the
availability of debt finance for large scale PV projects and assess how
lenders are responding to changing market dynamics.
11.00 Performance Monitoring & Maintenance
• How can system performance be accurately monitored and assessed?
• What are the key trends in debt financing for PV projects in 2011? • What are the most likely and costly causes of yield shortfall?
• What are the key characteristics of a bankable project: • What O&M strategy is best suited for your project?
- Advanced stage license/permitting application
- Proven technology – no technology risk
- Creditworthiness of all counterparts and simple project structure 12.30 Networking lunch break
- Bankable EPC wrap, technology warrantees, performance bonds, role
of insurance
• What new sources of debt are available? Can insurance companies and
13.30 Inverters
• Which inverter design offers the best performance ratio?
pension funds be looked to for support?
• How can peak inverter efficiency be increased?
• How have the new terms and structures changed? Debt to equity ratios,
• What are the key challenges for grid connection?
upfront equity, what are the trends in loan terms: pricing, leverage,
• What solutions are available for intelligent interaction with the grid?
lock up, default and covenants?
• How will risk considerations drive lending decisions in the upcoming
year: regulatory/technology completion/construction risks? 14.30 Networking refreshment break
Stefano Cassella, Managing Director,
West LB 15.30 Tracking Systems
Michele Appendino, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer,
• What extra site preparations do tracking systems require?
Solar Ventures
• How do different tracking systems impact performance?
Marco Martorana, Energy Specialist,
• What are the cost implications?
Unicredit Leasing
• How can tracking accuracy be improved?
12.30 Networking lunch break
14.00 Equity Finance 16.15 Cabling
A panel of players that are active in the solar market will discuss their plans • How does plant layout impact energy loss through copper cabling?
for 2011, at what stage they commit to investing in companies, which • What design is optimal to reduce losses?
investment criteria they use and how they plan to deploy financial
resources in order to take advantage of the opportunities in today’s market.
17.00 End of seminar
• What is the status of the buy out industry and solar investments?
• How do PEs evaluate potential investments in large scale PV projects?
• What steps can developers take to become more attractive to PEs?
• How will risk considerations drive lending decisions in the upcoming
year: regulatory/technology completion/construction risks?
Tom Murley, Head of Renewable Energy,
HgCapital
Senior Representative,
Platina Partners
Daniel Von Preyss, Managing Director, Private Equity Infrastructure,
Impax Asset Management
Federico Giannandrea, Investment Director,
Foresight
15.30 Discussion session
16.00 End of seminar
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5. Training Courses
A 1-Day technology and market update for non-engineers A 1-day discussion of the factors determining
PV’s competitiveness on a utility scale
PV Technology Briefing
An Introduction to PV Business Planning
28 March 2011
Course objectives 31 March 2011
Suitable both for those new to the industry and those who simply want to refresh Course objectives
their knowledge, this regularly-updated, informative and interactive day keeps you
This one-day course describes and encourages attendees to discuss the key factors
up-to-speed with the key technology developments in the fast-moving PV industry.
which determine the competitiveness of large-scale PV power generation in current
Covering both flat-plate and concentrated photovoltaic (PV & CPV), you will learn
and future electricity markets. It quantifies the geographic variations in solar
the basics of how current and emerging silicon, thin-film, concentrating and
resource, describes the influences on PV system costs and the regulatory
emerging PV cells work, along with associated balance-of-system technologies
frameworks currently supporting solar, explains the challenges (and solutions) in
including inverters, trackers and storage. The various technologies and their supply
integrating solar into the grid, and highlights the pros and cons of competing
chains are placed within relevant competitive contexts.
options (both renewable and fossil).
Level & Style Level & Style
All Green Power Academy courses run in an informal and extremely interactive
The course is run in an informal and highly interactive manner and is designed for
manner, encouraging discussion and questions, to ensure that participants get the
those starting out in the solar business, policymakers needing to analyse solar PV
most value from the day.
relative to other options, or investors seeking more knowledge with which to
This course is designed to be of particular value to newcomers or non-technical appraise future proposals.
functions within the solar industry, including: investment and finance, regulation
No background financial or technical knowledge is assumed and all concepts are
and planning, business development and strategy, marketing and sales, legal and
clearly explained, making the course suitable for a wide variety of attendees from
commercial. As such, no prior technical knowledge is required with all concepts
both within and beyond the solar industry.
explained in clear language.
Approximate Timings
Approximate Timings Course begins: 09:00 - Course ends: 16:30
Course begins: 09:00 - Course ends: 17:00
Agenda Details
Agenda Details
Solar PV Markets & Competitors
PV Markets and Applications • The current state of the large-scale PV market: a review of market data and
• Navigating the solar power market:
trends.
◦ Which solutions for which applications?
• The different competitive contexts of the different markets and applications
◦ Is each technology competing with the others?
• An introduction to electrical power markets: demand, supply and price.
• PV technologies and their market share.
• Different types of power plant: how and why does solar compete?
• Utility-scale PV and its competition; both solar thermal, other renewable and
• What do utilities and transmission operators look for in a power source?
fossil.
PV Materials and Cells Levelised Electricity Cost and “Grid Parity”
• Jargon-buster: introducing some key scientific principles, terminologies and • Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE):
concepts. ◦ How is it calculated?
• Power vs. Energy, energy conversion efficiency, electricity and heat. ◦ Which variables have the biggest effect?
• Fundamentals of Solar Radiation, including energy available and the solar ◦ How do regulatory incentives (e.g. ITC) affect it?
spectrum ◦ How much impact do financing variables have?
• How PV materials convert light to energy, and how this limits efficiency and ◦ How useful are studies of LCOE and what do they show?
drives design improvements. • Grid Parity: what does it mean and is it a useful measure?
• The current state-of-play: • The cost of solar:
◦ Silicon (mono- and polycrystalline, plus hybrid cells) ◦ Capital and Operational cost factors and examples (and why numbers vary so
◦ Thin-film (CdTe, CIGS, a-SI) much).
◦ Multijunction and concentrator cells (e.g. III-V) ◦ Influences such as: market demand, raw materials supply, manufacturing
◦ Emerging technologies: their key features and state of development capacity, cost/learning curves and other factors.
(Organics, Dyes, future thin-film etc.) ◦ Technology choice and costs such as balance-of-system and land-use.
• PV manufacturing:
◦ An overview of current solar cell and module manufacturing approaches. Other Key Factors in the PV Business Case
◦ Approaches to furthering cost-reduction and efficiency. • Quantifying solar resources:
PV Systems and Arrays ◦ Why location matters so much.
• Arrays and inverters, including performance and efficiency factors ◦ Optimising installation and determining the value (or otherwise) of tracking
• Tracking systems, including installation and operational issues solutions.
• CPV development: ◦ Simple, free tools to estimate energy potential in different regions.
◦ The performance advantages and cost challenges of CPV. • Solar variability – how much of a problem?
◦ CPV evolution and mass production / cost reduction challenges. • The value (and costs) of storage.
• Electrical storage: • Regulatory supports such as Feed-in-Tariffs (FITs).
◦ A review of different electrical storage solutions, including pros and cons of Developing a revenue and cash-flow model
different capacities, storage times and costs. • Simple and comprehensive tools for modelling the finances of solar projects.
About your trainer
Dr John Massey is Green Power Academy's founder, Training Director, in-house renewables expert and lead trainer.
Combining a strong academic science background with over fifteen years commercial experience of
industry research, analysis and training across a variety of “new technology “ industries
(including conventional and renewable energy, telecoms and IT), Dr Massey is expert in
demystifying the terminology and workings of new technologies, and presenting their Book online,
commercial and business context.
He delivers training globally, to senior executives from a range of organisations from or call Jody Reynard on
project development to finance and has also developed educational material for both live
and distance learning courses. Tel: +44 (0)20 7099 0600
He holds a 1st Class Honours degree in Natural Sciences from the University of Email: jody.reynard@greenpowerconferences.com
Cambridge, a PhD in Earth Sciences and a Diploma in Economics, Innovation and
Sustainability. Web: www.greenpoweracademy.com
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Build relationships
The combination of a high level congress and exhibition creates an
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Invest just 2 days in sponsoring Utility Scale PV and get face-to-face Our sponsorship and exhibition packages are designed to help you meet
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CONFIRMATION: You will receive confirmation of your booking by email.
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Card no. CANCELLATIONS: If you cancel at least 10 full working days before the event date you will only be
charged a 15% cancellation fee. We regret that no cancellations can be accepted after this date
Expiry date and full payment is due. Cancellations which are the result of a Force Majeure Event will also be
chargeable on the above guidelines. Substitutions are welcome at any time. All other amendments
Amount Security code to your booking may incur a 5% charge.
CONTENT: It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of the organisers to alter the
Cardholder’s name content and timing of the agenda or the identity of the speakers.
FORCE MAJEURE: If for any reason arising from or attributable to acts, events, omissions or
Signature accidents beyond Green Power Conferences’ reasonable control it is necessary to make
amendments to the original planning of an event or it becomes impossible to run an event, Green
International Bank Transfer Power Conferences is relieved of all obligations and does not take any responsibility for
Account name: Green Thinking (Services) Ltd compensation, reimbursement of any additional expenses, inconvenience or loss of business that
Bank: Barclays may be experienced by attendees. Further to this, Green Power Conferences reserves the right to
Bank Address: 38 Hans Crescent, London, retain delegate fees as a contribution to all venue and administrative costs incurred.
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