pv magazine Week Europe 2026

  • Events | Roundtable
    Virtual
  • 30 Nov – 03 Dec 2026
  • English

pv magazine Week Europe is a free virtual event bringing together the key technologies, business models, and strategies transforming Europe’s solar and storage landscape.

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pv magazine Week Europe 2026

  • Events | Roundtable
    Virtual
  • 30 Nov – 03 Dec 2026 | Europe/Berlin
    (Your local time)
  • English
pv magazine Week Europe brings together the key technologies, business models, and strategies transforming Europe’s solar and storage landscape.

pv magazine Week Europe 2026

Solar and storage: what works, what pays, what’s next

Innovative business models, advancing technology, and the response to growing cybersecurity concerns are among key trends reshaping European solar and energy storage markets in 2026. Join us at pv magazine Week Europe for four days of dynamic discussion with industry leaders and experts, taking in these and other vital issues for renewable energy in Europe and beyond.

Agenda
Day 1 Monday November 30 | Europe’s Solar and Storage Markets 2027: What works where?

Increasingly different market and regulatory conditionsWhich countries offer the strongest opportunities for PV, co-located projects and standalone BESS in 2027, and what drives their business cases? Leading analysts will compare key European marketsincluding Germany, Spain, Italy and the UK, and identify the regulatory and market changes that could shift the picture over the coming year. A closer look at selected markets will explore how major reforms – such as Germany’s new EEG and electricity market rules – translate into opportunities and risks for developers and investors. 

Day 2 Tuesday December 1 | Cybersecurity and Procurement: What can European solar projects source in 2027 and beyond?

New cybersecurity requirements are becoming a critical factor in procurement decisions for European solar and storage projectsRestrictions already affecting EU-backed and EIB-financed projects show that supplier risk is becoming a concrete investment issuewhile the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the proposed revision of the EU Cybersecurity Act point to further changes ahead. This session will examine what developers need to consider when procuring components for projects in 2027 and beyondwhat liability asset owners and operators could face if cybersecurity risks materialize, and whether security concerns can be addressed through technical and organizational safeguards rather than supplier restrictions alone. 

Day 3 Wednesday December 2 | Solar Quality: Which technical risks still need better answers?

Technical quality issues can still create major performancesafety and cost risks in PV projectseven when components meet standard certification requirements. Building on the findings presented at last year’s pv magazine Week Europethis session will focus on what experts have learned over the past 12 months about unresolved and emerging failure modes – from glass breakage and junction-box issues to potentially hazardous defects in half-cell modulesExperts will discuss where improved diagnostics such as thermography can mitigate riskswhere project owners need better prevention and quality-control strategies, and where manufacturers are still searching for technically robust and economically viable solutions. 

Day 4 Thursday December 3 | Solar + Storage Co-location: Three markets, three business cases

Co-location is gaining ground across Europe, but what makes a project work differs significantly from market to market. Through case studies from Spain, Germany and the United Kingdomthis session will examine how regulationgrid access and revenue opportunities shape real solar-plus-storage projects – from retrofitting existing PV plants to developing new hybrid assets. Developers and technical experts will explain how these conditions affect system design, sizing and commercial structures, and share lessons learned from projects in practice. 

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