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Peter Deege, Managing Director EMEA at Satcon Technology "The interest in Renewable Energy and in specific PV has been steadily growing for a number of years in the Balkan region. This region will continue to develop, and present opportunities for local and international businesses. A strong will to become less depended on fossil fuels is driving the market development."

Peter Deege, Managing Director EMEA at Satcon Technology

"The interest in Renewable Energy and in specific PV has been steadily growing for a number of years in the Balkan region. This region will continue to develop, and present opportunities for local and international businesses. A strong will to become less depended on fossil fuels is driving the market development."

Program Chairman:

Nikola Gazdov

Chairman of BPVA, Bulgarian Photovoltaic Association

Vice-Chairpersons:

Sanja Vasilevska

Vice-President of SOLAR MACEDONIA, Macedonian Association for Solar Energy

Prof. Dr. Sener Oktik

GENSED, Solar Energy Industry Association of Turkey and Adviser to President of ARIKANLI HOLDING

Alexander Zachariou

President of HELAPCO, Greek PV Industry Association and Commercial Director at Heliosphera

Uros Merc

President of ZSFI, Slovenian PV Industry Association and CEO of Bisol, Slovenia

Program Coordinator:

Tomasz Slusarz

Solar PV Consulting, Belgium

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300 MW in Greece in 2011. Reaching a sustainable market growth in the country? Alexander Zachariou, President of HELAPCO

back Category: Greece Interviews Policy Channel: Solar Balkans 2011 Date: 2011/05/11

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In today's SolarPV.TV report from Solar Balkans 2011 we would like to present an interview with Alexander Zachariou, President of HELAPCO, Greek PV Industry Association and Commercial Director at Heliosphera who speaks about the current situation in the solar PV business in Greece.

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