Solve your CSP project development hurdles and increase your speed to market • Locating CSP land - master the trickiest stage of project development

through a comprehensive look at the technical, usability and cost issues related to developing on private and public land

• Getting into the grid – fi nd out what you need to do to make sure your CSP plant is grid friendly direct from all the stakeholders involved in renewable energy transmission

• Winning Profi table PPA’s – utility companies spell out for you how they plan to work with solar technology and give you an inside look at how you can negotiate the best possible PPA’s

• Smart CSP Procurement – discover what you need to know to develop a successful and cost effective network of CSP suppliers and technology providers

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The Southwest CSP Gold Rush

The Mojave Desert is second only to Africa’s Sahara desert in terms of the solar resources required to make the most of Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) technologies. With the Mojave Desert crossing California, Arizona and Nevada – some of the largest economies in the USA. It is no surprise that 10,836MW of CSP is in development this year alone. And it’s not going to stop there.

A recent solar association report states that as of March 2010 the USA has over 432MW of operational CSP in production, with an additional three CSP plants likely to be online by the end of the year, it’s clear the southwestern CSP gold rush is on. Unlike other high density solar regions the southwest not only has the raw solar resources, but a robust business ecosystem and most importantly, an insatiable appetite for energy in the region. There’s no better time or place to develop a CSP plant than right now.

The CSP Project Development Conference & Expo has been created to provide you with the business intelligence, key facts, technology breakdowns, analyst insights and critical industry contacts you need to move your CSP project forward with confidence.

Get Prepped Now and Increase Your Speed-To-Market

The US CSP market presents you with a massive opportunity but success is not guaranteed. As a CSP executive you already know - this is not a simple business and there are many hurdles you need to clear in order to get your plant up and running:

California jump-started the world’s CSP and the rest of renewable energy industry in the ‘80s, but today, the state has earned the reputation of being the most difficult state to site, permit, and construct any type of renewable energy project in the country.

Did you know: The cost of mitigating impacts on endangered desert tortoise populations in San Bernardino County (another hot spot for CSP and other renewable) can reach $1 million — per tortoise!

With the recent introduction of environmental desert protection legislation the legal hold ups have become more cumbersome than ever.

Other obstacles you are likely to face include:

• Pressure to sign agreements pledging to use union labor

• Whether or not to ‘Buy USA’ and how this impacts project finance and tax credit availability

• Minimizing perceived risks and obtaining insurance protection to guarantee a bankable project

• Commissioning due diligence on water rights, land ownership, solar resources, land drainage

The more prepared you are to handle these challenges the less pain they will cause you and the quicker your project’s speed to market will be. Once you are up and running you can then focus on beating out the competition and streamlining your project - this is going to be a competitive market and the winners are going to be the developers who base their strategy on the most accurate and up-to-date industry information and analysis.

This is why you need to attend the CSP Project Development Conference & Expo in Denver on October 25-26. You will master your initial development challenges and put yourself in prime position to come out of the CSP gold rush with a profitable slice of this prominent solar market.

Helping You Hit Every Development Goal

CSP site secured Connected to transmission line Profitable PPA signed Sufficient finance fixed Plant constructed within budget

and on time

It’s no easy task to master all your development goals, but CSP Today are here to help - we run dozens of CSP focused events ever year all around the globe and we have a network of industry experts and leading developers that we have called upon to help us construct an agenda that reflects the real life project development challenges you face.

Through hundreds of hours of research we have pinpointed the stumbling blocks that cost you the most money, time and resources when setting up a new CSP development.

This research has formed the basis of the unmissable CSP Project Development Conference & Expo agenda - an agenda that is targeted specifically to help you hit your development goals on time and on budget.

Unrivaled CSP specific information and unique networking opportunitiesUnlike other events, this is solely project development focused, and we delve deep into the issues and offer you practical tips, sure fire strategies and insider solutions that will contribute to your projects success. If it doesn’t have real tangible business value to CSP developers it doesn’t make it into our agenda.

In just two days you will gain insight into all the issues that matter to your business and you will have the opportunity to make connections with some of the industry’s finest minds - the connections that could make or break the future success of your plant.

In addition this event focuses on real life knowledge, lessons learned in the field by real CSP industry members - there is no better way to learn than hearing how your peers overcame the obstacles they faced. That’s why, wherever possible, every agenda topic is tackled by someone who has really faced that issue and has been there, done that and got the green light.

It would take you thousands of man hours and great expense to track down and meet all the attendees at this event on your own. If you want your CSP project to succeed your ROI is clear - you simply will not find another way to meet so many high level contacts and get such high quality business intelligence that is CSP specific and offers real practical knowledge.

Take a look at the rest of this brochure to see the full agenda, read testimonials from our past delegates and get tips on how to convince your CFO to sign off on your conference visit.

Don’t miss your chance to secure your project’s future and be at the heart of the CSP revolution.

Make the smart choice and book now to get the very lowest price ticket available!

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World Class Speaker Line Up

Bryan FortayExecutive Vice President Broadlands financial Advisors

Scott Frier Chief Operating Offi cer Abengoa Solar

Albert Fong Chief Engineering Offi cerAlbiasa Solar

Scott Paul Executive Director Alliance for American Manufacturing

Eran Mahrer Director, Renewable EnergyArizona Public Service

Maria Baier Arizona State Land Commissioner Arizona State Land Department

Tyler Kropf Land Advisor Ashwill Associates

Doug Buchanan VP of Project Development BrightSourceEnergy

Abraham Breehey Director of Legislative Affairs International Brotherhood of Boilermakers

Grant Rosenblum Manager Renewable Resource Integration California ISO

Mario De BernardoLegislative Liaison/Staff CounselCalifornia State Lands Commission

John White Executive Director CEERT

Ileene Anderson Centre for Biological Diversity

Marshal Salant Managing Director /Head - Alternative Energy Finance Citi

Morey WolfsonTransmission Program Manager Colorado Governor’s Energy Offi ce

Jennifer Decesaro Senior Energy Analyst Department of Energy

Frank Wilkins Solar Thermal R&D Team LeaderDepartment of Energy

Annie Hazlehurst Draper fisher Jurveston

Gaurab Hazarika Director, Development and Analytics Duke Energy

Craig Cox Executive Director Inter West Energy Alliance

Dale Osborn Transmission Planning Technical Director Midwest ISO

Rahul CulasExecutive Director Morgan Stanley

Helen O’SheaDeputy Director Western Renewable Energy Project Natural Resources Defense Council

Paula Mints Director, Energy Practice Navigant Consulting

Tom StoffalManager NREL

Debra Lew Project ManagerNREL

David Hicks Development Director, Renewable Energy NV Energy

Bruce Gebhardt Partner Pathfi nder Capital Advisors

Brian Keels Manager, Transmission System Planning Salt River Project

Carl Zichella Renewable Energy Leader Sierra Club

Eric FlodineVice President - Community PlanningStrata Equity

Sean GallagherVP of Market Strategy & Regulatory Affairs Tessera Solar

Felicia Bellows VP of Development Tessera Solar

Jim Baak Executive DirectorThe Vote Solar Initiative

Riley Moore Senior Engineer Tri-State Generation and Transmission

Melisa WilsonSenior Vice President Union Bank

Lee BaileyManaging DirectorUS Renewables Group

Roy Averill-Murray Desert Tortoise Recovery Coordinator US fish and Wildlife Service

We´ve got signifi cant interest in addition to this excellent line up of top speakers and we are adding speakers to the program every day!

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KEYNOTE SESSIONS

How is America’s CSP goldrush likely to pan out?• With 10,836MW of CSP currently

under development, how are the market leaders overcoming the hurdles?

• How can you fully exploit CSP’s competitive edge over PV, Nuclear and Wind projects when bidding for the same resource?

• CSP Stakeholder Perspectives: Learn fi rst-hand from leading project developers, investors, utilities and EPC contractors on their successes in overcoming development challenges and positioning CSP plants on America’s solar landscape

Scott Frier, Chief Operating Offi cer, AbengoaAlbert Fong, Chief Engineering Offi cer, AlbiasaDoug Buchanan, VP of Project Development, BrightSourceEnergySean Gallagher, Vice President of Market Strategy & Regulatory Affairs, Tessera SolarLee Bailey, Managing Director, US Renewables GroupEran Maher, Director Renewable Energy, Arizona Public Service John White, Executive Director, CEERT

CSP’s biggest supporter: US Department of Energy • Which initiatives from the US Department of

Energy are driving the industry forward and how will this benefi t your own projects?

• Learn more about the dialogue between the Department of Energy, BLM, and Utilities: How will their talks help you take projects to the next level?

Frank Wilkins, Solar Thermal R&D Team Leader, US Department of EnergyJennifer Decesaro, Senior Energy Analyst, US Department of Energy

POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS

Understanding your customers: Knowledge to strengthen your project pitches• What are the most important buying power

models and how can you use them to strengthen your project pitches?

• How can project developers and utilities work together and create a successful partnership that completes a PPA to deadline?

• To what extent is thermal storage a business-critical consideration in securing your PPA?

Eran Maher, Director of Renewable Energy, Arizona Public ServiceDavid Hicks, Development Director, Renewable Energy, NV Energy Gaurab Hazarika, Director, Development and Analytics, Duke Energy

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Get unique insight from international leading CSP companiesChairman: Bryan Fortay, Executive Vice PresidentSpeaker Q&A

Get a quick insight on project development issues with 3 of the speakers

Riley Moore, Senior Engineer, Tri-State Generation and Transmission

How are you involved in the project development cycle?I’ve been involved in the evaluation of suitable solar technologies for our needs. This involved screening of all available pv & thermal systems. I’ve also been involved in the preparation & evaluation of PPA RFP’s. Currently, I’m involved with the development of a hybrid solar thermal/fossil project that we would own.

What can delegates expect to learn from your involvement?The project I’ve been working on has reduced or eliminated some of the common issues with solar projects: transmission interconnection, land control etc.

Albert Fong, Chief Engineering Offi cer, Albiasa Solar

How are you involved in the project development cycle? Albiasa has a 350MW US solar project pipeline where 60% of those projects are of the Albiasa trough technology. For those projects, I have been involved in the Greenfi eld development of the projects to get them to a point with advanced staged County permits, interconnection approvals, and engineering a solar fi eld design that provides the best technology for the given site. Once these projects are at a mid to advanced stage level, I am able to acquire investors who seek ownership in the projects.

Craig Cox, Executive Director, Inter West Energy Alliance

What is your role in the company and what does this entail?I am executive director, responsible for managing the Interwest Energy Alliance, helping to develop policy positions and implementing the market-development goals of our members throughout the states of Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.

What can delegates expect to learn from your involvement?How we have dealt with similar issues in States throughout our region, as the issues have related to various renewable energy generation and transmission projects. This includes collaboration with regional NGOs, as well as with state utility commissioners and many other stakeholder leaders.

CASE STUDY

KEYNOTE

How to negotiate the perfect PPA: Learn from the experts• Who are the people with proven expertise and

experience that can best guide you through the minefi eld of PPA contracts and ensure you protect the fi nancial viability of your project?

The inside view on successfully selling power• How do you entice utilities and guarantee a

profi table price for MWs?• Why are EPC contractors such a valuable asset at the

negotiating table – and how can they help deliver your project on schedule?

Scott Frier, Chief Operating Offi cer, Abengoa

LAND

Site selection challenges: How to avoid the most common issues• Can you profi t from the experiences of realtors who

have located the most lucrative solar sites – and pinpoint your own ideal CSP site?

• Analyze the critical site selection factors: Substation locality, DNI data, GIS, topography, foundation, land drainage, and environmental factors that may affect the functionality of the plant

Tom Stoffal, Manager, NRELTyler Kropf, Land Advisor, Ashwill Associates

Assessing the usability of the site: How do you make sure the price is right?• Fundamental site issues that may affect viability: Water

rights, land ownership, road access and transmission availability

• How to negotiate with landowners on the most common issue – actual land value v potential land value for a solar site – so you secure the land for a fair price

Eric Flodine, Vice President Community Planning, Strata Equity

Landowner options: Private, State or federal? • How are the Bureau of Land Management and State

Land Commission encouraging project developers to build on their land?

• Environmental roadblocks that slow down permissions: What can you do to ensure your projects harmonize with local ecosystems?

• How do you decide at an early stage which option has the greater profi t potential?

Roy Averill-Murray, Desert Tortoise Recovery Coordinator, US Fish and Wildlife ServiceMaria Baier, Arizona State Land Commissioner, Arizona State Land DepartmentMario De Bernardo, Legislative Liaison/Staff Counsel, California State Lands Commission Jim Kenna, Bureau of Land Management (Arizona)

CSP potential on brownfi eld sites • What are the characteristics of contaminated land and

mining sites that make them attractive locations for renewable energy projects?

• New interactive mapping tools for renewable energy, including state-tracked site- specifi c information with renewable energy development potential.

TBC, Environment Protection Agency

More information, more dialogue, more debateSolar energy v. water restrictions: Mapping out your strategies• How to develop a strategy that overcomes the issues

of limited water resources and water allocation – and secures the green light for your project

Grassroots partnerships: Working with environmental groups• Meet lobby groups and advocates who are protecting

the interests of the desert wildlife: How can you collaborate with them – and secure permits faster?

Ileene Anderson, Centre for Biological Diversity Carl Zichella, Renewable Energy Leader, Sierra Club Craig Cox, Executive Director, Inter West Energy Alliance

Working with environmental groups• Hear how the NRDC have coordinated

their efforts with developers and secured renewable energy sites

Helen O’Shea, Deputy Director Western Renewable Energy Project, Natural Resources Defense Council

Grassroots partnerships: The impact of labor groups and “Buy USA”• Building effective relationships with unions and interest

groups to help prevent objections and delays in getting your project underway

• How does the “Buy American” clause impact on the potential pool of US suppliers to the CSP industry and current suppliers in Europe and China?

Scott Paul, Executive Director, Alliance for American ManufacturingAbraham Breehey, Director of Legislative Affairs, International Brotherhood of Boliermakers

Land acquisition on private and BLM land Project developers share their experiences on identifying the ideal CSP site:• What was the greatest challenge? • What happened that was unexpected –

and how was it resolved?• How many people were involved in the process?• What was the cost/time invested?Albert Fong, Chief Engineering Offi cer, Albiasa

TRANSMISSION

Transmission viability concerns: What’s happening – and about to happen?• Where do solar projects stand in the transmission line

queue?• How do you get power from the grid in a timely

manner? How will the power be managed? What is the strength of the lines?

• How will regulators and balancing authorities provide a solution to deal with the power demand and achieve the RPS standard for the county?

Brian Keel, Manager, Transmission System Planning, Salt River Project Morey Wolfson, Transmission Program Manager, Colorado Governor’s Energy Offi ceGrant Rosenblum, Manager Renewable Resource Integration, California ISODale Osborn, Transmission Planning Technical Director, Midwest ISOAdam Browning, Executive Director, The Vote Solar InitiativePaula Mints, Director Energy Practice, Navigant Consulting

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Western wind and solar integration study• Exclusive insights from NREL’s

most recent transmission study - what it means to be connected to the grid & what do the results mean for your project?

Debra Lew, Senior Project Leader, NREL

How CSP projects can overcome the transmission hurdle• Hear about the Tri-State’s involvement in

the solar/fossil hybridization concept and discover why they have no transmission interconnect issues

• Find out how the Inter West Energy Alliance is working collaboratively with leading NGOs and other parties in addressing siting issues as they relate transmission development throughout the West

Riley Moore, Senior Engineer, Tri-State Generation and TransmissionCraig Cox, Executive Director, Inter West Energy Alliance

PROCUREMENT

Technology selection and performance assessment: forecasts & profi tability• Hear about the performance of pilot

projects: How they are operating, how they will scale up for the 50MW – 150MW+ PPAs, and how this will translate to investment into larger utility scale plants

• What are the essential factors when designing a solar fi eld, making sure the budget is realistic and calculating profi tability?

• How can performance protocols and performance guarantees evolve to help you present a more bankable project?

Pricing your project: How to avoid costly surprises• Comprehensive review of procurement

costs for a CSP plant: How do current and new suppliers foresee costs changing in the next 6 months, 12 months, and the next 5 years?

• Developing a realistic project timeline for deliverables: How do you keep a project on schedule and within budget?

• What supplier guarantees are essential – and who is liable if deadlines are not met?

EPC partnerships: How do you select the best fi nancial partner?• How can an EPC be your fi nancial partner

and work out a fi nancial model that helps secure project fi nance?

• How does an EPC cover the guarantees so that the bank is suffi ciently confi dent to approve your project fi nance?

• Key considerations in choosing the right partner: How do you evaluate cost control, and product contingency with a view to getting your project completed ahead of schedule and under budget?

Power couple in CSP development • Find out how a commercially profi table

relationship can be achieved – and how to secure the essential PPA and investment that will transform the status of your project

Felicia Bellows, Vice President Development, Tessera Solar

BANKABILITY

Creating investor confi dence: What else can you do to get investors on your side?• What can you say – and do – to give potential

investors the confi dence they need to fi nance your project?

• From 50MW to 250MW: Is it really far harder to get fi nancing for a 250MW project? What hurdles can you expect as your project increases in size?

• How important is thermal storage for investors – and is there a storage threshold they are comfortable with?

Annie Hazlehurst, Draper Fisher JurvestonMarshal Salant, Managing Director / Head - Alternative Energy Finance, CitiRahul Culas, Executive Director, Morgan StanleyMelissa Wilson, Senior Vice President, Union Bank

Tax equity: How do you tap into what’s on offer – and is it worthwhile? • Get to grips with what tax equity can do for your

project and see how to raise the fi nance that will propel it forward.

• Who are the active investors willing to offer tax equity?

• What are the chances of securing investment at yields you fi nd attractive?

Bruce Gebhardt, Partner, Pathfi nder Capital Advisors

Risk and insurance: Preparing for the unexpected• How do you mitigate the risks involved with

your project and get the fi nancial backing you need?

• What contingency plans are in place to protect your project – and are they adequate?

• Who is liable if your PPA is at risk?• What warranties do you have for equipment

deployed on the solar fi eld?• What is the quality of the sponsor?

How SolarReserve raised funds in a post recession economy• How did SolarReserve convince the

fi nancial community to give them funding to successfully get their project off the ground?

Lee Bailey, Managing Director, US Renewables Group

CSP success story: BrightSourceEnergyWhat is the secret behind their success and what lessons can you learn and implement in your own project?Doug Buchanan, VP of Project Development, BrightSourceEnergy

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Our CSP Today focused exhibition has proven really successful and every year we outgrow previous venues. We have learned that it´s not all about size, but selection is even more important! That is why as a potential exhibitor and/or sponsor you will need to pass a relevance test.

This ensures that our delegates get the most value from the event and that our limited exhibitors and sponsors really get the attention and the business they seek. Every sponsor and exhibit campaign will be customized to meet your specific objectives so call Jim Cohen today on 800 814 3459 ext 7523 to discuss your best options.

Sponsoring, exhibiting or advertising with us is one of the best and most cost effective ways to prospect, generate interest, move companies through your pipeline and ultimately make deals. It gives you a unique and valuable opportunity to build relationships and imprint your company name on the summit attendees and all of the 40,000+ industry contacts we’ll be promoting to for the next 15 weeks.

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Past Attendees CSP Today´s Summits in USA, Europe and MENA have surpassed expectations and attracted thousands of industry professionals. See below for a snapshot of companies that attended our previous events:

For more information on who you will meet at the CSP Today Project Development Conference & Expo please visit www.csptoday.com/projectdevelopment. We strive to keep an updated list of the companies that are already registered to attend.

Abener

Abengoa Solar

Acciona

ACS Cobra

Alstom Power

Areva

Aries Ingeniería y Sistemas

BASF

Bechtel

Bosch Rexroth

BrightSource Energy

Capital Energy

CIEMAT- PSA

DLR

DoE

DoW

E.ON

Elecnor

Endesa

ENEL

eSolar

ESTELA

European Investment Bank

Flabeg

FPL Energy

Fluor

Gas Natural

GDF Suez

GE Energy

Good Energies

Google

Guardian

Iberdrola

International Energy Agency

Lahmeyer International

Lauren Engineers & Constructors

Ferrostaal

Masdar

Morgan Stanley

Natural Electric

NREL

Petrobras

Rioglass

Saint Gobain

Santander

SCHOTT

SENER

Stirling Engine Systems

Shell

Siemens

SkyFuel

Solar Millenium

Solar Power Group

Solar Reserve

PX

Suntrof

Valoriza

World Bank

Worley Parsons

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Solve your CSP project development hurdles and increase your speed to market • Locating CSP land - master the trickiest stage of project development

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