RE+ 2022 kicks off in Anaheim, California

September 19, 2022
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The front of the conference centre in Anaheim, California. Image: PV Tech

RE+, which will run until Thursday (22 September), kicked off today in Anaheim, California, with people filtering into the grounds of the conference centre, although many exhibitions and booths are still being built.

A media partner for the event, PV Tech will be reporting live from the show, bringing you all the key updates, product launches and summaries of conference presentations from the show as well as exclusive interviews from some of the biggest solar players in the world.

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We will be speaking with a range of major solar companies from across the global supply chain, from upstream module manufacturers and companies looking to bring production to the US to residential solar installers and industry analysts plotting the next stage of solar’s growth.

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