FREE WEBINAR TODAY - Almost half way through another turbulent year in the PV industry, where have we got to so far in 2024?
This webinar – delivered exclusively form PV Tech’s head of research, Dr. Finlay Colville, will shed light on how the PV industry is adapting to a new phase of cut-throat pricing, loss-making and trade-war complications.
A perfect time to ask questions – before, during and after the live webinar – Dr. Colville will offer his thoughts on:
- Why there is so little consolidation in the sector
- Why so many companies appear untroubled to accumulate losses
- Whether this somewhat toxic manufacturing environment is potentially making technology roadmap projections somewhat easier than in the past
The webinar will provide the very latest trends in PV module supply and what is important when assessing product quality and reliability. How many of the imported modules for example, from Southeast Asia and India, are based on n-type TOPCon and heterojunction now? What is important to look at when assessing these new technologies’ reliability?
This special webinar will look at one of the most important changes impacting PV manufacturing today; how to establish and sustain new facilities around the world. For more than two decades, policy-makers have grappled with the challenges of nurturing domestic manufacturing sectors. Many countries have tried to create domestic sectors: Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, India, Europe and the U.S. But success stories have been rare. Mistakes seem to be repeated. And all the while, Chinese dominance of the industry has only increased. However, in the past 2-3 years, new drivers have emerged that suggest the dream of a global PV manufacturing ecosystem could be a reality. Join us as we shed light on this.
What will PV manufacturing and supply look like in 2024? Which manufacturers are best placed to get through what could be a year of manufacturing downturn and loss-making? Will the U.S. implement new investigations into module traceability and supply-chains for products being shipped from Southeast Asia and India to the U.S.? Will Europe be able to accelerate policy to stimulate domestic manufacturing investments? Will the first major capacity expansion investments be made into the technology that will replace TOPCon in 3-5 years?
So many questions to consider in 2024.
This webinar, featuring PV Tech’s Head of Research and Chair of the PV CellTech and PV ModuleTech conferences, Dr. Finlay Colville, will offer a stimulating insight into all these issues and many more.
ROTH MKM and Sustain SoCal invite you to the 6th Annual Sustainability Private Capital Event to be held virtually on December 6-7, 2023.
This year’s conference will consist of Company Quick Pitches and 1-on-1 / small group ZOOM meetings.
This format will provide investors from venture capital, private equity, family offices and strategic investors the opportunity to meet with early stage sustainability companies (mostly A, B, C round companies).
We will feature ~ 40 companies from the Solar/Storage, Hydrogen, e-Mobility, Smart City, Circular Economy and AgTech verticals.
This webinar will look at the expected technology on offer from the PV industry during 2024, including a special look at new European heterojunction manufacturing.
Join Alva Svoboda, Principal of Market Design Integration at PG&E, and Drew Skau, Principal Product Manager at Fluence, to dive into how the right partnerships, tools, and other essential strategies helped their teams successfully navigate recent rule changes that were implemented regarding the bidding of energy storage into the California Independent System Operator (CAISO).
Alva and Drew will provide essential lessons learned and key takeaways to help asset owners in energy markets across the world be prepared to navigate rule changes.
This webinar will examine PV module supply to Europe, reflecting on how it has evolved over the years and identifying the current trends in pricing, technology and product availability.
PV module performance is going through a key technology change from p-type mono PERC to n-type variants, in particular TOPCon and heterojunction variants. Understanding which module suppliers are going to be key to European deployment growth in 2024 and 2025 – and what technologies they plan to offer - are the main questions to understand today.
Speakers:
Finlay Colville, PV Tech
Insan Boy, Seraphim
Join this webinar to learn how the US develop domestic solar manufacturing with a focus on low carbon supply chains and what can be done to future proof technology and supply chain decisions, and much more.
A special webinar where we look more closely at U.S.-owned PV innovation, some of the companies at the heart of this, and the pivotal role that the U.S. Department of Energy has been playing in identifying and supporting new start-up PV manufacturers that could truly make a difference in coming years.
Moderated by PV Tech’s Dr. Finlay Colville, the webinar will feature contributions from leading players at the U.S. Department of Energy’s America-Made Network program and its America-Made Solar Prize initiative, in addition to hearing from some of the companies that have already been short-listed through these efforts and are expected to play a key role in U.S. solar manufacturing in coming years.
