The 2022 ACORE Grid Forum is a one-day event that convenes regulators, renewable, storage and transmission companies, and other leading grid experts in Washington, D.C. Speakers will examine the roles of administrative orders and actions, infrastructure policy, regional and state developments, and private sector strategies on the path to a carbon-free grid.
Bifacial PV modules will be the dominant solar PV technology globally within one or two years; in the utility-scale sector, their market share is already above 70%. This webinar will provide a clear view on the successful implementation of bifacial technology, maximizing system performance and minimising LCoE.
As solar PV projects embrace large-format and bifacial PV modules, inverters are evolving to deliver benefits across all three main LCOE variables, namely Capex, Opex and yield. However, asset operators are also demanding more oversight of the health of their projects, in turn demanding even more from modern inverter technology.
This webinar discussed how modern solar inverters have evolved to keep pace with PV module technology, providing real-life examples of how GoodWe has solved challenges for solar project developers and asset managers.
The solar, storage and EV industries in the UK are going from strength to strength. There is no better place for the community to meet, share ideas and do business than Solar & Storage Live from 18-20 October at the NEC. There’s something for everyone; more than 150 exhibitors, a high-level conference, a start up and innovation zone, a poster zone, strategic partners to network with and much more.
PV ModuleTech EMEA in Malaga on 29-30 November 2022 will address the factors underpinning the changing PV module landscape, gathering together all the key stakeholders across the value-chain from module production to field
testing. Join us for presentations from the leading players in the sector, clearly identifying the opportunities and challenges set to impact module supply to Europe and the Middle-East over the next few years.
Join us for this free webinar on 20th July as Finlay Colville, Head of Research at Solar Media, provides a detailed update on the UK's solar industry today:
Where is growth coming from, how much deployment is likely over the next 12-18 months?
The large-scale solar farm pipeline at 40 GW and still going up – how much is getting built today?
Commercial rooftops - the big story of UK solar in 2022; but is this just the tip of the iceberg?
Why are PV module prices going up? What will happen in the next couple of years?
The era of PV modules at 500 Watts and above: what is driving this?
The corporate renewable market is growing rapidly driven by increasing focus on decarbonisation and sustainability. There are several procurement options already popular today – open access, rooftop solar, RECs and green tariffs. Some new procurement routes as well as technologies are emerging – VPPA, storage, round-the-clock PPAs etc. Each procurement option comes with unique benefits and challenges related to policy and regulatory framework, commercial feasibility, contractual terms, execution and operational aspects.
This programme is designed to empower business managers with adequate knowledge and skills to analyse different procurement options and develop an optimal roadmap based on their individual needs. The programme will be conducted by BRIDGE TO INDIA team supported by leading experts from the renewable energy industry.
Free webinar - Hear an updated and live talk that was first delivered by PV Tech's Head of Research, Dr Finlay Colville at the PV ModuleTech conference in Napa on 15 June 2022:
- The PV industry has moved beyond its legacy supply/demand dynamics: why has this happened?
- ASPs can’t go down globally in the near to mid-term: why is this the case?
- Is there new capacity coming to the rescue?
- Has China’s polysilicon industry become a new PV pricing cartel?
- Making products & deploying domestically in a TW annual landscape: how can the U.S. really do this in practice?
- The real PV technology roadmap: why do only 2% of producers matter today?
Power systems of the future must be flexible, relying on dispatchable renewable energy, storage and enhanced transmission. The grid must evolve to manage flexible and variable power sources and cope with the increased load brought about by greater electrification to enable these transitions to reach a more sustainable energy future. These changes support the Singapore Green Plan 2030, a nationwide movement to advance Singapore’s national agenda on sustainable development.
Future of the grid is Singapore’s only grid-focused event that examines impending challenges faced by our grid systems.
The event will take place on 26-27 October 2022, Singapore by gathering senior experts to discuss key themes such as government policies, corporate strategies, and next-generation technologies to drive a more sustainable energy future.
