Tokyo Electron to Discuss How Solar Energy is Able to Compete with Traditional Energy at Clean Power Asia
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We have prepared an electricity cost calculation achievable in Indonesias conditions, when based on Tokyo Electron technology.Says Sean Nakatani: “less than one percent of the total global electricity demand is being supplied by solar now, and very few other industries may wish for such an enormous market potential.The progress in adaptation of solar power is evolutionary rather than revolutionary, but even then, the existing and future growth pace of the industry is nothing less than spectacular.” Event dates and location: 14 - 16 May 2012 Bali International Convention Centre, Bali, Indonesia Bali, Indonesia, March 21, 2012 --( PR.com )-- The solar industry has come far within the last few years and is now able to compete with traditional sources of energy in Indonesia and the Philippines says Sean Nakatani, Senior Manager in the solar department of the global technology giant Tokyo Electron Limited (TEL).The TEL executive is a featured speaker at the upcoming Clean Power Asia 2012 in Bali in May – a meeting that will gather some 600 leading Asian renewable and cleaner fossil power experts, utilities, energy ministries, regulators, investors and technology and service providers.Promising trend in Asian marketsSean Nakatani says they see a very promising trend with Asian markets playing a prominent role not only in the manufacturing of solar modules, but also in their installation.We have prepared an electricity cost calculation achievable in Indonesias conditions, when based on Tokyo Electron technology.Says Sean Nakatani: “less than one percent of the total global electricity demand is being supplied by solar now, and very few other industries may wish for such an enormous market potential.