6th Turkey Wind & Solar Energy Forum

Turkey | Industry

Third Party Event

01 Jun 2015 - 16 Jun 2015

This forum will feature an interactive session focusing on Turkey’s renewable energy market overview, enhancing the financial attractiveness for wind & solar projects and driving solar energy forward in Turkey.
  
Confirmed Speakers include:

  • Kimon Palinginis, Principal, The Boston Consulting Group, Greece
  • John Fitzpatrick, Senior Partner, CMS, United Kingdom
  • Erhan Cakar, Chairman, BFP Enerji AŞ – BFP Group Italy, Turkey
  • Nuri Ozbagdatli, Forestry Cluster Lead, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Turkey
  • Hale Tunaboylu, Head of Project Finance, Yapi Kredi, Turkey
  • Tamer Turna, CEO,  Yildirim Energy Holding, Turkey
  • Neil Budd, Director of Renewable Energy, SGH Martineau, United Kingdom
  • Winfried Nau, Director, DEG Invest, Turkey

…..and many more

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