‘2023 Solar Market Insight (PVMI)’, Korea’s representative solar energy conference, will be held for two days from Wednesday, April 12th to Thursday, April 13th, in rooms 325 and 323 of the West Building of Daegu EXCO.
Solar Market Insight is Korea’s representative professional conference that presents market analysis and forecasts in the solar energy sector and establishes policies. This conference is hosted by Daegu Metropolitan City and Gyeongsangbuk-do and organized by EXCO and the Korea Photovoltaic Society. Korea Institute of Energy Research, Korea Energy Agency, Korea Water Resources Corporation, S-Tech, Hally & C, Haedong Engineering, and Chonbuk National University are participating as sponsors.
This conference, held under the theme of the future of solar power generation for the implementation of RE100, will cover global solar power market trends, as well as △solar power policy △solar power finance △solar power technology △agricultural solar power △floating solar power △city/building type The latest information, including solar energy, will be revealed.
This year, PVMI will be attended by officials from global professional organizations such as Bloomberg, EIRP (Energy Innovation Reform Project), and ESMC (European Solar Manufacturing Consortium). In addition, officials from major institutions such as the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning, the Export-Import Bank of Korea, Hanwha Solutions, Hanwha Convergence, and Amore Pacific will grace the occasion with simultaneous online and offline sessions.
On the first day of the conference, △Solar energy policy and investment trends △Global solar power market trends and forecasts △Urban and future solar power △Agricultural solar power market trends △RE100 implementation and solar power industry △Floating solar power market trends and forecasts, etc. A session covering the topic will be held. The event gets underway in earnest, starting with an opening speech by PVMI organizing committee chairman Jeong Jae-hak (professor at Yeungnam University).
The solar energy policy and investment trend session was chaired by Kim Woo-kyung, a professor at Yeungnam University. In the topic presentation, speakers Woo-sik Jeong, Vice President of Korea Photovoltaic Industry Association, Seung-yeop Myung, PD of Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning, Jeong-hwa Kang, Senior Researcher of the Export-Import Bank of Korea, and Jeong Jeong-chang, Part Manager of Hanwha Solutions and Hanwha Q CELLS, participated as speakers to discuss domestic and overseas solar energy industry and investment trends, R&D strategic directions, and investment cases. Introducing it.
The city and future solar energy session was chaired by Kwak Ji-hye, director of the Korea Institute of Energy Research. In this session, a large number of overseas experts are scheduled to participate and present overseas trends such as future solar energy in cities. The agricultural solar energy market trend session is also drawing great expectations from industry officials.
The session will begin with an opening speech by PVMI Organizing Committee Vice Chairman Oh Soo-young (Professor at Yeungnam University), followed by presentations. Dr. Lim Cheol-hyun of the Green Energy Research Institute served as moderator. Heo Young-jun, team leader at the Korea Energy Agency, Makoto Tajima of the ‘ISEP (Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies)’, Seoul National University Professor Kim Gwang-soo, Yeungnam University Professor Lee Sang-ho, and Yeungnam University Professor Jeong Jae-hak were speakers and discussed the economics of agricultural solar power, Market trends, empirical trends, etc. are introduced.
Representatives from various domestic companies will participate in the RE100 implementation and solar industry sessions. Jeong Taek-jung, chairman of the Korea RE100 Council, served as moderator. In this session, Enlighten’s Dr. Kim Yu-chang’s ‘Domestic RE100 implementation trends and solar power market analysis’, Hanwha Convergence Manager Ko Seong-hoon’s ‘Renewable energy (solar power) procurement strategy for a company to successfully achieve RE100’, and Amorepacific Team Leader Hong Soo-jung’s ‘Solar energy market analysis’ ‘Cases of direct and third-party PPA introduction using light’ and ‘Solar energy revitalization plan’ by Kim Bong-young, head of the Korea RE100 Council, will be presented.
The floating solar energy market trends and outlook session was chaired by Professor Won Chang-seop of Konkuk University. Hyeong-seok Lee, manager of Korea Water Resources Corporation, Chang-hee Son, manager of LS Electric, and Ho Kim, deputy manager of Hanwha Solutions, will participate as presenters. In this session, agenda items on floating solar power policy trends and directions for improving floating solar power construction will be discussed.
On the second day of ‘PVMI 2023’, the session ‘Urban/Building Solar Power Policies and Market Trends’ will be held. Professor Jae-ho Yoon of Korea Institute of Energy Technology served as moderator. Participants in the topic presentation include Choi Seong-woo, director of the Korea Energy Agency, Tak Seong-joo, senior researcher at the Pohang Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Lee Gil-song, executive director of SG Energy, Soland CEO Choi Yong-woo, Haedong Engineering director Choi Won-seok, Jeonglim Architecture team leader Kim Hyo-joo, and Sono Motors officials. Contents such as urban solar power and future technology prospects will be discussed.
This PVMI will be held simultaneously with events such as the 20th International Green Energy Expo, 3rd Hydrogen Market Insight (H2MI), 2023 Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Forum, and AgriVoltaics 2023, and global news network AVING News will participate as a media partner. .
This year’s PVMI event will be held as an online-offline hybrid conference, and you can register at a discount of up to 4% compared to the regular price until April 5th, the pre-registration period. Special discount prices are applied to companies participating in the 25th International Green Energy Expo. For related matters, you can contact the secretariat.