Exclusive merchant power forum: will help ready you with in-depth content showing you how to attract capital, how to monetize a project and how to de-risk a project.
The covid19 aftermath: expert content showing you how to harness the European Green Deal and Build Back Better movement, who’s still ready for business and alternatives to project finance in a constrained environment.
The solar atlas: see where to develop in 2021 and find out new business opportunities in hot markets such as Ireland, Portugal and the UK. Hear about how new business models could burst market bubbles and whether power prices will bounce back.
Optimize your projects: see how you can deal with underperforming assets, which projects might be ripe for new tech such as bifacial panels and how to really utilise data to supercharge your revenue.
The wider opportunity with solar, storage and hydrogen or floating solar: as the world moves towards electrification and a new green hydrogen econ
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Over 380 delegates from 150 companies and 30 countries joined in 2020. To benefit early from 2021 event marketing, contact Paul Collinson now to enquire about 2021 sponsorship and exhibition opportunities.
Greek industrial group Mytilineos said 2020 turnover from its renewables and storage development unit was around 40% lower than forecasted due to contracting and construction delays as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
European PV asset holders should ensure they have the right skills and knowledge to successfully operate in the continent’s power purchase agreement (PPA) market, according to panellists speaking today at the Solar Finance and Investment Europe conference.
Ahead of the Solar Finance and Investment Europe conference this week, organised by PV Tech publisher Solar Media, Gransolar Group managing partner and co-founder Ivan Higueras spoke to PV Tech about how utility-scale solar development has changed in recent years and the prominent role vanadium redox flow batteries could play in the future.
The results of Spain’s auction this week for 3GW of renewables capacity have been widely welcomed by the country’s solar sector, but calls have been made to tweak future auctions to support smaller-scale projects as well as encourage the participation of bids with energy storage.
Rising domestic demand for solar helped Spain reach 596MW of new self-consumption PV installations last year, according to data from trade association UNEF.
Solar PV bidders secured two-thirds of allocated capacity in the first of Spain’s new renewable energy auctions, which was held yesterday (26 January) and was more than three times oversubscribed.
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