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Asia-Pacific Solar Research Conference

by Utility Journalist
October 30, 2014
in Digital Utilities, Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Sustainability
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The Australian Photovoltaic Institute is holding the inaugural Asia-Pacific Solar Research Conference at the University of New South Wales in Sydney from 8-10 December 2014.

The conference aims to encourage and advance innovation and new developments in the solar sector. More than 200 presentations by Australia’s best and brightest and leading solar researchers from around the world will be on show.

Solar research students will also have the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas at a networking event.

The conference will provide a channel for information sharing in the Asia-Pacific region and strengthen the relationship between research and development activities and industry.

ARENA is pleased to be providing support for the conference as part of its commitment to advance knowledge sharing across the sector. It also aligns with the 82 solar scholarships and fellowships supported by ARENA.

Further information:

Asia-Pacific Solar Research Conference

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