9th Photovoltaic Science Application and Technology (PVSAT-9)
Conference and Exhibition
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PVSAT-9 is Sponsored and Supported by:
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PVSAT-9 will take place at Swansea University, Swansea, Wales Wednesday 10th - Friday 12th April 2013
PVSAT-9 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS (25 Mb)
PVSAT-9 DELEGATE REGISTRATION FORM
PVSAT-9 EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION FORM
A Word from the Chairs 2012 has proved a very challenging year for the global PV community with oversupply of product driving down prices and profitability in the PV market. Nevertheless the market has grown and new research challenges have emerged. Priority items are developing the new PV technologies to take cost below €0.4 /Wp, developing storage systems at the domestic and multi- megawatt level and how to predict control and monitor PV performance to allow grid penetration of PV generation to well above 10%. The PVSAT conferences is now well established as the premium event for PV in the UK and is an ideal forum to explore how we as a PV community can respond to these very significant challenges.. The UK is privileged in having a strong R&D community active in most of the major PV fields of devices and applications. The PVSAT conference series is organised by the UK section of the International Solar Energy Society in partnership with PV-Net. The conference will again be held over three days to allow the inclusion of the wide range of papers and posters reflecting this fast moving field of research and development. PVSAT- 9 will be held at the beautiful Swansea University Campus on the edge of the Gower Peninsula. The local organisation is managed by SPECIFIC, an academic and industrial research consortium led by Swansea University and Tata Steel Europe. SPECIFIC is a UK Innovation and Knowledge Centre and aims to enable the rapid commercialisation of functionally coated glass and steel products to generate, store and release energy. A Technical tour of the SPECIFIC site at Baglan Bay will follow the conference. Swansea is readily accessible by rail and car, with a direct main line rail service from London Paddington. Cardiff International Airport can be reached by train. The campus is about two miles from the city centre. There are excellent bus and taxi services to and from the city. Swansea University provides an excellent location to continue the success of the annual PVSAT conference series and we look forward to welcoming you to Swansea in April.
Tim Bruton, Conference Chair; Trystan Watson, Local Organiser; Alex Cole, Programme Chair; Ralph Gottschalg, Conference Secretary
Key Registration Dates
Abstract Submission: Wednesday 19th December 2012
Author Notification: Monday 18th February 2013
Delegate Early Bird Registration deadline: Wednesday 20th March 2013
Full Paper Submission deadline: Wednesday 20th March 2013
Conference Themes 1. Crystalline Silicon photovoltaics 2. Thin film inorganic photovoltaics 3. Organic, high efficiency and novel photovoltaic devices 4. Concentrator components, devices, modules and systems 5. Manufacutring processes and characterisation 6. Photovoltaic systems including system modelling, design and components 7. Peformance measurements and field experience 8. Policy issues, including economics, market development and environment
Conference Outline Wednesday 10 April 10.00 Registration opens; 11.00 Conference opens.; 18.00 Welcome Reception and Dinner, Swansea University. Thursday 11 April 09.00 Full Conference day; 19.00 Drinks Reception, Gallery Tour, followed by Conference Awards Dinner, The National Waterfront Museum, Swansea. Friday 12 April 09.00 Conference continues; 12.30 Conference closes. 13.00 SPECIFIC Technical Tour, Baglan Bay.
Key Dates: Abstract submission: Wednesday 19th December 2012; Author notification: Monday 18th February 2013; Full paper submission: Wednesday 20th March 2013; Early Bird Registration deadline: Wednesday 20th March 2013.
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