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US ’23

 

A Manufacturing Renaissance

October 12, 2023

Our virtual Roundtables US return with an exciting program and in-depth content sessions about the US solar industry.

Moderated by pv magazine, this live broadcast-virtual conference will bring together the U.S. solar industry’s leading experts and innovators to discuss the latest and most pressing issues regarding policy, implementation, and the future of American solar manufacturing.

Our speakers will discuss how the IRA changes the solar PV manufacturing landscape and how to scale energy storage in the U.S. We will also deep-dive into the latest cell and module technologies and production and the great promise of community solar. And, of course, always to be remembered: We will discuss how to ensure quality, reliability, and durability throughout the supply chain.

We’ll reveal more soon. Stay tuned and save the date!

 

Curious about what to expect? You can find more details on our previous Roundtables US, such as the complete recordings, the detailed agenda, and an overview of our expert speakers, by clicking the image below:

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