pv magazine Week Europe 2025

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

Industry experts will explore, among other issues, how political and market uncertainties impact investment and the ability to scale solar and storage.

Key topics include financing, PPAs, co-locating PV with storage, volatile energy markets, safeguarding quality and bankability, and technologies driving the transition from prosumers to utility scale.

Program 2025

Moderated by pv magazine, this live broadcast-virtual conference brings together the Europes industry’s leading experts and innovators to discuss the latest and most pressing issues in the solar and storage sector in Europe.

Day 1 – Monday, 1 December

The policy foundation: Grid flexibility & market design 

Europe’s energy transition depends on a more flexible, responsive power system. This session explores the policies, market designs, and technologies enabling flexibility at scale — from grid upgrades and smart tariffs to prosumer integration and energy storage 

Day 2 – Tuesday, 2 December

Quality, bankability & operational excellence 

Low module prices are putting pressure on quality like never before. Day 2 examines how tough economic realities link directly to weaker components, rising O&M demands, and long-term performance risks — and how the industry can safeguard bankability under volatile market conditions. 

Day 3 – Wednesday, 3 December

Technology, specialization & system design for scale 

From market-ready HJT and back contact to the future potential of tandem cells — and with TOPCon still in the picture — Day 3 delivers a grounded look at PV and storage technologies, their deployment environments, and the material constraints that will define their future. 

Day 4 – Thursday, 4 December

Storage is strategy: Building the flexibility backbone 

Storage is no longer optional — it’s central to Europe’s clean energy ambitions. This session tackles the economics, business models, and integration challenges for grid-scale, co-located, and behind-the-meter storage, highlighting real-world successes and barriers to mass adoption.