As Solar Finance & Investment enters its ninth year, we sit on the cusp of a new power market with solar at its heart. The 2022 edition of the event will build on our years of expertise and relationships to bring investors and lenders together with top developers.
Connect with leaders in the field and use exclusive insights to drive investment and development decisions for the future. Meet new and existing project partners at the largest gathering of European solar investors in Europe.
Global lenders and investors with a mandate for UK and European solar will gather in February with billions of pounds of capital to deploy, this event is the place to secure capital against projects and portfolios.
With GW markets multiplying across the continent, Solar Finance & Investment Europe is the leading place to ensure your products and services are front of mind with top developers, EPCs and capital providers.
After more than a year of digital events, Solar Finance and Investment Europe offers you the chance to meet in-person and network with the top players in the field. Always packed with decision-makers, this is a deal-making event like no other in the European solar calendar.
The world has a new way of working, a new scenario but Solar Media has always been at the forefront.
All our events are backed by ticket protection, giving you peace of mind.
400+ Attendees
70+ World-Class Speakers
70% Developers & Investors
30+ Countries Represented
30+ Insightful Presentations
“SF&I Europe is every single year the masterpiece conference in the solar landscape.”
Alberto Paturzo, Bluefield
“Great networking atmosphere and an opportunity to have casual but deep exchanges with other industry experts.”
Istambuli, Grupo Gransolar
“The event had all the key fraternity members including solar asset owners, investors, banks and developers in the region. It provided excellent opportunity to network with various companies from different countries like UK, Spain, Italy, Portugal, USA, China South Korea, Poland, Singapore, Germany, India, Norway and Japan. The networking dinner was a great way to make many new friends.”
Sachin Jain, Oriano Solar
“It was very important event to understand the financial market trends and how to access finance for our projects.”
Paulo Amante, Island Renewable Limited
“Solar Finance Europe is a key conference for us, it is great to get a concise overview of the European markets and meet with many of our clients investing in solar projects across the region.”
Shawn Shaw, Natural Power
“The conference was an excellent opportunity to get right up to date on the latest activities in and attitudes of the major players in the solar PV sector.”
Charlie von Schmieder, Raycatch
Over 450 delegates from 200 companies and 30 countries joined us virtually in 2021. To benefit early from 2022 event marketing, contact Paul Collinson now to enquire about 2022 sponsorship and exhibition opportunities.
Finlay Colville, head of market research at Solar Media, delves into the UK large-scale solar pipeline to reveal what really could be built over the next 12 months.
Greencoat Solar has added a further 60MW to its portfolio with a new acquisition, taking its total installed capacity above 600MW.
NTR has landed €229 million (£207 million) in commitments for its second renewable energy income fund, attracting interest from some of Europe’s biggest financial powerhouses.
Lightsource BP has confirmed that it has clinched a deal with Budweiser brewer AB InBev to develop and operate PPA-backed, subsidy-free solar farms.
Large-scale solar deployment in the UK is set to re-ignite next year as the technology continues to beat all previous cost estimates and could be as cheap as £40 per megawatt hour by 2030, the Solar Trade Association has said.
Plans for Little Crow Solar Farm in the UK have edged closer this week on the back of developer INRG revising upwards the site’s planned capacity.
Unlike other solar conferences, proceeds from the event help to fund high quality journalism across our media titles.
This supports the growth of the solar and storage industries as well as the transition to a cleaner power system.
