About the summit
Following the success of the 2011 edition, the 2nd Annual Solar Arabia Summit is bringing together the key policy-makers, Government officials, investors and business conglomerates involved in shaping Saudi Arabia’s solar energy future. This prestigious gathering gives attendees the opportunity to capitalise on the Kingdom’s investment of US$100 billion in the solar energy sector and an objective to achieve 10% of its total electricity through solar generated power by the year 2020.
Participating project developers and solar technology manufacturers will meet prospective investors and project holders looking to develop the solar energy sector in the Kingdom. Up to 250 carefully screened and personally invited: Chairpersons, Presidents, owners, C-level directors and investment executives from the largest financial institutions in the GCC are attending.
Why attend?
• Network with key government representatives responsible for shaping Saudi Arabia’s energy plan
• Gain detailed knowledge about how solar energy policies will be shaped – and how it will affect you
• Showcase your expertise, technology and solutions to pre-screened potential investors and financiers
• Interact with prospective investors through pre-scheduled one-to-one meetings
• Source joint ventures, strategic alliances, partnerships or potential mergers
• Meet up to 250 C-level executives from across the solar energy sector in a dynamic environment
Last year’s success…
The inaugural Solar Arabia Summit hosted some of the worlds top solar energy developers and solution providers – all looking to play an active role and get a head start in the Kingdom’s solar sector. These companies were given the opportunity to meet and network with over 250 key representatives representing the Saudi solar industry, including decision makers from:
| • Ministry of Water and Electricity | • King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy |
| • Ministry Of Economy and Planning | • Riyadh Chamber of Commerce and Industry |
| • Ministry of Commerce and Industry | • High Commission for the Development of Arriyadh |
| • Council of Saudi Chambers of Commerce and Industry | • Saudi Aramco |
Who participated last year?
Breakdown of participants by designation



