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Recent record-low auction prices for renewables in Europe have made the news. But what is behind them and why are there such differences between countries? This webinar analyses and compares recent auction outcomes for PV, wind onshore and wind offshore in different European Member States and discusses lessons learnt.

More businesses are offering electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure at workplaces and electrifying their fleets, creating new opportunities to combine renewable technologies. By pairing electric vehicles with solar-plus-storage, facilities can reap significant energy savings, further decrease GHG emissions, and increase facility resiliency. In this webinar, industry experts from Enel X will discuss how combining solar + storage + EV charging creates value for businesses.

On August 16, 2022, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) hosted a webinar on the challenges and opportunities in equitable solar workforce development, efforts to improve diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in the solar industry, and potential ways for solar employers and labor unions to work together to ensure quality jobs and a stable workforce.

Solar professionals from 32 countries have signed up to attend this webinar demonstrating the worldwide need for effective solar data solutions. Join us for this important conversation! Is your solar PV data providing actionable knowledge to ensure solar profits? How are the different aspects of your portfolio management (e.g. operations, maintenance and asset management) being served by analytics? This webinar addresses the challenges, solutions and case studies related to solar data generation and intelligence for operations, maintenance and PV management. Data options will grow in size and complexity as it’s generated out of 70.8 gigawatts annually by 2018.* This interactive webinar format will give attendees an opportunity to learn from peers as we seek to uncover opportunities to turn solar “big data” into an integrated solar operating expense reducing machine.