Solar Power Mexico 2012
15-16 May 2012, Mexico City, Mexico
http://www.greenpowerconferences.com/solarmexico
Until now Mexico’s vast solar resource has remained exploited only at a domestic scale for solar thermal heating and rural electrification. However as Mexican policies begin to open up the market, the price of solar technologies fall and European developers increasingly turn towards Latin America, Mexico’s potential is beginning to be realized.
The Solar Power Mexico conference and exhibition aims for the first time to unite key international players in this growing industry to drive forward government support, promote financial backing and provide a platform for discussion on how the Mexican solar industry can become a global market leader
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