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The Big 5: Solar Talks
December 5, 2022 - December 8, 2022
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The Big 5 Dubai has a platform dedicated specifically for solar technology, products, and services, supported by MESIA, and will be hosting Solar Talks. From 5th – 8th December 2022 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, the event unites targeted construction professionals from around the world for four days of quality networking, lead generation, and knowledge sharing.
Don’t miss these experts discussing key topics on
Panel Discussion: Managing Carbon Footprint Using Smart Solar Solutions
- Maintaining solar assets: Managing solar investments and long-term planning approach
- Low Carbon Energy Strategy with Solar Energy
- Smart Solutions for ESG
Moderator: Perihan Gurbas, Regional Renewables Manager MEA at UL SOlutions
Panelists:
Leandro Bento, Chief Technical Officer at Yellow Door Energy
Ghalib Kahwaji, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Rochester Insititute of Technology Dubai, Consultant for Graded S.p.A.
Keynote Talk: Sustainable Architecture: The Importance of Sustainable Design
- Waste management and efficient energy use
- Improving wellbeing of building inhabitants
- Role of sustainable architecture in changing built environment
Speaker: Manoj Divakaran – Empereal Energy
Panel Discussion: Scaling Solar – Accelerating Solar Powered Construction
- Role of robotics and automation in solar transition
- Future of Solar PV
- Rethinking the social acceptance of solar powered construction
Panelists:
Laurent Longuet, Chief Executive Officer at SirajPower
Mohamed Saady Dweik, Head of Technical Services & Product Management – MENA at JinkoSolar Middle East DMCC
Anotnio Jimenez, Managing Director and Vice President at Trina Solar Middle East & Africa
Keynote Talk: Localization Policies impact on Solar Powered Construction?
- Policies encouraging solar developed plan
- PV permitting and certification process
- Setting renewable energy portfolio standards
Speaker: Hichami Sanaa, Senior regional promotion advisor to Sahel countries at Tony Blair Institute for Global Change