SEMA to Hold Meeting to Discuss U.S. and Global Solar Energy Outlook

SEMA will hold a meeting on September 22, 2010 at 5 p.m. in Milpitas, CA featuring internationally recognized consultant Paula Mints, who will discuss the global photovoltaic technology outlook.

SEMA, the Solar Engineering & Manufacturing Association, will hold a meeting on September 22, 2010 at 5 p.m. in Milpitas, CA featuring internationally recognized consultant Paula Mints, who will discuss the global photovoltaic technology outlook. The presentation will cover PV supply and demand, price and technology, and forecasts for the next five years. It also will cover opportunities and potential obstacles for the North American PV market as well as applications and forecasts through 2019.


Ms. Mints is a director of Navigant Consulting's Energy Practice and Principal Analyst for the Solar Services Market Research Program in Palo Alto, CA. She also serves as Executive Editor of the Solar Outlook Bimonthly Newsletter and the Concentrating Solar Quarterly Newsletter.

SEMA is a member-driven educational, technical and professional association serving the solar manufacturing and related industries as an indispensible resource for key stakeholders in research, manufacturing, academia and government.

Space is limited. To RSVP and reserve your seat for this free event, visit the SEMA Web site at www.solar-ema.org/rsvp.html. For further information, contact Matthew Holzmann at matt.holzmann@solar-ema.org or Jasbir Bath at jasbir.bath@solar-ema.org.

For further inquiries, please contact:
Matthew Holzmann
President
SEMA
3617 W. MacArthur Blvd.
Santa Ana, CA 92704
(714) 979-7500

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