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    Tegal Announces Sequel Power's Sponsorship Role in Solar Arabia Summit; Industry Leaders Convene Next Month to Consider $100B Saudi Initiative







    PETALUMA, Calif., Sep 27, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Tegal Corporation /quotes/zigman/5440189/quotes/nls/tgal TGAL -4.76% today announced that Sequel Power, its portfolio company dedicated to the development and operation of large scale photovoltaic (PV)-based solar utility projects, has been invited to be a major sponsor and panelist of the October 23-24 Solar Arabia Summit at King Saud University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

    The event combines some of the world's leading authorities on solar energy and key policy-makers, Government officials, investors and business conglomerates involved in shaping Saudi Arabia's solar energy future. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is investing $100 billion in solar energy to achieve its goal of 5 gigawatts of solar-generated power by 2020.
    Sequel Power representatives will be among the primary speakers and workshop panelists at the summit, which is one of the global solar industry's most important and exclusive gatherings of project developers, technology manufacturers and investors. Up to 150 invited Chairpersons, Presidents, owners, c-level directors and investment executives from the largest financial institutions in the industry are attending, according to conference organizers.

    Saudi solar initiatives are prominent among more than a dozen projects Sequel Power has with major partners in six countries.
    "Saudi Arabia's $100-billion initiative is tailor-made for the utility-scale expertise of Sequel Power," said Thomas Mika, Tegal's President and Chief Executive Officer. "Sequel Power was invited to have a prominent position at the Summit because it focuses on PV-based utility-scale solar projects of 750+ megawatts (0.75 GW). Utility-scale projects on that scale are of a size that matches the ambition of Saudi Arabia."

    "The Summit enables the Saudi government, Sequel Power and industry officials to collaboratively define a renewable energy implementation plan within the Kingdom's $100-billion initiative," said Sequel Power President and Chief Executive Officer Ferdinand Seemann. "The plan is designed to focus in part on large-scale, green-field projects. We have been meeting with energy leaders in Saudi Arabia since 2008, and input from these discussions have contributed significantly to the cost-effectiveness and high reliability of Sequel Power's large-scale utility PV solutions."
    About the Solar Arabia Summit

    The 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 will mean an opportunity to capitalize on the Kingdom's investment of US$100 billion in the solar energy sector and an objective to achieve 5 gigawatts of solar generated power by the year 2020. More information may be found at 2011 - Solar Arabia | Introduction .

    http://www.marketwatch.com/story/teg...ive-2011-09-27
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  • #2
    The new Saudi Arabia is:

    - Dynamic

    - Focused on sending Saudis to Japan, the US, UK, Australia, France, Germany, Italy to acquire expertise and experience.

    - Industrialization including production of helicopters.

    - Creating employment for its citizens and reducing dependence on foreigners.

    Saudi Arabia is also very pro-Bangladeshi, and arguably the most pro-Rohingya country on earth. Rohingyas being the Muslims of Myanmar next to Bangladesh, who speak a dialect of Bangla.



    King Abdullah with Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's opposition leader and likely prime minister in over 24 months time.




    Bangladesh's foreign minister Dipu Moni (centre) with Saudi official.
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    • #3
      With due respect kiddo, what has this got to do with Pashtuns. Saudi Arabian involvment in the Pashtun region is tainted in blood and Madrassahs that teach young children that Pashtun culture is Jahiliyah and Pre-Islamic Afghanistan is Haram to even study about.

      Saudi Arabia is also very Pro Pakistani too. Whats your point? Should we as Pashtuns start falling into the black hole Sub-Continent Mohammadan alliances?

      While Soviets were building hospitals, roads and irrigation systems for Afghans especially for the poor rural areas, Saudis with thier hence men Pakistan were working hand in hand with the West to distrub this progression, and hand the power over to social rejects who were contained to weddings and marriage contracts.

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      • #4
        This is the world affairs forum...


        KIDDO!

        When you learn to speak with respect, I will address your hate-filled communist garbage, until then be quiet..."KIDDO", and enjoy being placed on IGNORE.

        KIDDO!
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