Forum Solarpraxis

The Forum Solarpraxis, an established industry event, which brings together a plethora of PV experts, politicians and financial specialists, has successfully wrapped up for a 12th time in Berlin, Germany.

See below for pv magazine's coverage from both this year's event, and last year's.

11th Forum Solarpraxis news

Forum Solarpraxis: More foreign investment and lobbying needed

12 Forum Solarpraxis audience shot

After an opening day that seemed somewhat overly focused on the German market, the second day provided a whistle-stop, round-the-world tour encompassing both prominent and emerging markets from Europe and beyond. The key issues...


Taking the temperature at the Forum Solarpraxis: day one

A picture of a conference crowd laughing.

The 12th Forum Solarpraxis kicked off on Thursday, designed to unite the movers and shakers of the industry in Berlin to discuss the issues currently facing the PV industry. Yet the clash between the pre-organised themes for the...


11th Forum Solarpraxis comes to an end

Delegate sitting at forum with pen in hand

The photovoltaics (PV) industry looks toward the coming year with some uncertainty.


Future PV markets and investment opportunities discussed at Forum Solarpraxis

Indian Government building

Future photovoltaics (PV) markets were discussed at one of the final 11th Forum Solarpraxis sessions, currently being held in Berlin, Germany.


"Major" collaboration opportunity for Germany and China

Chinese solar farm

Speaking at the opening of the 11th Forum Solarpraxis, Zhang Jiaqiang from the Embassy of the People's Republic of China told delegates that a "major" opportunity exists for German and Chinese companies to collaborate with one...


Competition and cost reduction highlighted at Forum Solarpraxis

The 11th Forum Solarpraxis opened today in Berlin.

The 11th Forum Solarpraixs, currently being held in Berlin, Germany at the Hilton Hotel, has got off to a positive start, with over 700 delegates registering. "Competitiveness", "cost reduction" and "growth" were the watchwords...