If you’re going to be at Solar Power International 2011 (SPI) you’ll want to visit the SunWize team at booth #2608 on the 2nd floor.
We’ve been looking forward to this for quite a while now. Although last year’s event was phenomenal, we expect Solar Power International (SPI) 2011 to be even better. As a Kilowatt Sponsor, here’s what you can expect to see from SunWize:
- Over 50 members of the SunWize team in attendance
- A chance to get your hands on the latest solar power technology
- A brand new booth with a state-of-the-art document browsing system
After-hours we’ll be hosting an exclusive customer appreciation event. This soiree is by invite only; If you’d like to attend (and who wouldn’t want to sample a Fronius Fizz or a Sanyo-rita?) please get in touch with your SunWize sales manager ASAP.
Some interesting facts about Solar Power International:
- SPI is North America’s largest solar power trade show and conference, and this will be the largest SPI event to-date
- Over 24,000 energy industry professionals from 128 countries representing businesses spanning the entire spectrum of the industry will attend
- Nearly 20% of SPI attendees come from abroad
- Last year, 34% of attendees were CEOs, business owners, or executive management
- 74% of exhibitors and nearly 70% of attendees deem SPI a “must-attend” event
- 62% of attendees agree that SPI plays an important role in selecting products and services to purchase
- SPI 2011 will have 36 general sessions, 14 workshops, a utility executive roundtable, and keynote speeches by Magic Johnson and Marcus Buckingham
Did we already say we’re excited?
Just The Facts:
- What: Solar Power International 2011
- Where: Booth #2608 at the Dallas Convention Center in Dallas, Texas
- When: Oct. 17-20
See you there!






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