November 19th - 21st, 2007, Bonn, World Conference Center

Review: Second World Renewable Energy Assembly (WREA) - A strong vote for IRENA (International Renewable Energy Agency)

About 200 participants of nearly 30 countries among them parlamentarians, scientists and representatives from companies and NGOs met in the historical venue, the Chamber of the old waterworks, in Bonn. They exchanged their experiences and knowledge about new developements in the field of Renewable Energies as well as the best political instruments for their implementation.

Solar Energy and Human Settlement, September 18th - 21st, 2006, Beijing, China

This congress will bring together ISES members and professionals in solar and renewable energy from around the globe, providing a platform for knowledge exchange. In the last years, China has seen a rapid development in solar and renewable energy. This congress presents an opportunity for Chinese professionals and their international colleagues alike to share their knowledge and experience to the benefit of all participants.

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22nd European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition, September 3rd to 7th, 2007, FIERA MILANO - Exhibition & Convention Centre Milan, Italy

 The European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition series starts in 1977. These events grew to become the World’s largest specialist Conference in the Photovoltaic Solar Energy sector.  The PV Conference & Exhibition (EU PVSEC) is a global event which combines scientific and technological issues. The EU PVSEC brings together research and development experts, industry, utilities, political actors, architects and end-users. The international collaboration, which the EU PVSEC facilitates, is essential in fostering a sustainable future for PV technology in the global energy system.

15th European Biomass Conference & Exhibition - From Research to Market Deployment - Biomass for Energy, Industry and Climate Protection, May 7th – 11th, 2007, ICC Berlin, Germany

During the last few years, Bioenergy has moved from the sidelines of the energy debate to the forefront. To a very large extent, Bioenergy can address the issue of fossil fuel replacement. Politicians all over the world have accepted this opportunity. Instead of a specialised term for experts, bioenergy has become a common term in political discussions. New legislative actions, policy documents and strategic analyses are constantly being prepared and adopted. The conference in May 2007. which is officially supported by the WCRE will review the developments at all levels, including policy, markets, industry, technology, research and education.