SolarPlaza BV

Solarplaza is the independent global platform for knowledge, trade and events for the photovoltaic solar energy (PV) industry.
The mission of the company is to empower the solar future.
SolarPlaza BV is a private company based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The company was founded in 2004 by Edwin Koot, a senior PV expert working in photovoltaic solar energy since 1994. Johan Trip joined the management-team shortly afterwards. Today, Solarplaza has representatives all over the world. Solarplaza has been leading and inspiring the solar industry with high level events and trade missions for more than four years.
The services of SolarPlaza include:

Publishing PV market reports
Organization of international solar PV trade missions
Organization of solar PV expert conferences
Information and trade platform
Personal deal making (connecting manufacturers and investors with solar PV developers)
Strategic consultancy

Indian PV Market Report 1/7/2010 \| published by: SolarPlaza BV ... targeting 20,000 megawatts of cumulative installed solar power by 2020. This Mission includes afeed-in-tariff system. This, combined with remarkable solar irradiation, could lead to a quick boom in the Indian PV market. The purpose of ... \| more... Search inside this report	$1,285.00
Italian PV Market Report 10/15/2009 \| published by: SolarPlaza BV ... quick boom on the Italian PV market. The purpose of the report is to study the Italian PV market situation and analyze the market potential and forecasts for the coming years. This report examines the ... \| more... Search inside this report	$1,395.00
Greek PV Market Report 9/15/2009 \| published by: SolarPlaza BV ... 2010. This optimism is driven by the generous feed-in tariff in combination with a sunny climate. Even the problems of bureaucracy seem to have been resolved after two years of struggling. Solarplaza and Stelios Psomas, ... \| more... Search inside this report	$1,295.00
Korean PV Market Report 9/15/2009 \| published by: SolarPlaza BV ... This position was achieved thanks to a favorable feed-in tariff system with a cap of 500MW in 2008. In 2008, the Korean government changed its successful feed-in tariff system. As a result of this change, ... \| more... Search inside this report	$875.00