Solar Thermal for industries: A key for decarbonization

The industrial sector accounts for about 31% of the world’s total energy consumption, and Solar thermal solutions ensure energy security and reduce industries’ CO2 emissions and fossil fuel dependency.

In Absolicon Live Webinar Series, we will host key players from all over the world to discuss the latest hot topics for industries.

Episode 1: Technologies and Opportunities

On February 25th we had the pleasure to have as a guest:

Hammam Soliman Senior Sales manager, Aalborg CSP
Raul Villalba Van Dijk Director of International Development, Solatom
Puneet Saini Business development Engineer, Absolicon

In this first episode, the panel discussed Technologies and Opportunities for industrial-scale applications.

Episode 2: Heat batteries – A game-changer

On March 31st at 2:00 PM we had the pleasure to invite as guests:

Victor Ruiz Project Director Process CSP, CADE Soluciones de Ingenieria
Pete Horwath, CEO, InSolCorp, Inc
Puneet Saini Business development Engineer, Absolicon

In this second episode, the panel discussed heat batteries for industrial-scale applications.

Episode 3: Haciendo frente a la crisis energética industrial. Calor solar para LATAM

On November 17th at 16:00 CET/ 12:00 Chile/ 9:00 Mexico we will hold Absolicon first webinar for our Spanish-speaking partners in LATAM.

During this episode, we will discuss the current situation in Latin America regarding the recent concerns about the instability of energy prices. As well we will discuss possible solutions and opportunities with experts in industrial solar heat from two of the leading countries in this sector in Latam:
– Katia Bernal, CEO – CITRUS (Mexico)
– Rodrigo Mancilla, CEO – THENERGY (Chile)

Hosted by: Briss Taipe, Business engineer at Absolicon

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