Pictures from GulfSol 2015 and the Global Solar Leaders' Summit

Date: 16 September 2015

One of the biggest gatherings of government ministers and senior managers in the renewable energy sector took place in Dubai' UAE, on September 14, 2015.

More than $50 billion will be invested in solar power in the next five years in across MENA and this morning leaders from across the region meet in the UAE for the biggest solar conference ever.Picture from the summit:More pictures here.One of the biggest gatherings of government ministers and senior managers in the renewable energy sector took place in Dubai' UAE, on September 14, 2015.

More than $50 billion will be invested in solar power in the next five years in across MENA and this morning leaders from across the region meet in the UAE for the biggest solar conference ever.

Picture from the summit:

More pictures here.

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