Returning after a short hiatus, the 7th annual Solar & Storage Finance Asia Summit will bring a senior delegation of market players from international and local banks, funds and development shops together to assess the market in Asia.
Featuring sessions on large-scale groundmount solar, floating solar, large commercial and industrial projects, collocated energy storage and solar projects and stand alone storage. This event will bring capital and projects together seeding new partnerships and deals for 2023 and beyond.
The 7th edition of Solar & Storage Finance Asia, hosted by Solar Media is designed to propel energy projects, innovation and investment in South East Asia. Under the 3 themes “investment, technology and deployment”, Solar & Storage Finance Asia will provide you with 3 half days of content and networking, from the 6th – 8th of July virtually, to help you engage with proven investors, technology providers and business partners.
300+
Attendees
50+
World-Class Speakers
70%
Developers & Investors
25+
Countries Represented
20+
Insightful Presentations
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
STIMULATING
MARKETS
ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS
MERCHANT
EXPOSURE
LATEST TENDERS
AND REGULATION
M&A AND INVESTMENT
STRATEGY
THE C&I INDUSTRY AND ESG
COUNTRY WORKSHOPS
HARNESSING THE
POWER OF DIGITIZATION
FLOATING SOLAR
OPPORTUNITIES
Leading monocrystalline wafer producer spells out post-takeover plans for central manufacturing hub to target significant expansion of non-tariff module shipments to the US and India.
Country could avoid costs and grid chaos if it learns from Germany and Vietnam’s FiT lessons and opts instead for competitive auctions, says new IEEFA report.
Virus outbreak prevents solar modules and Chinese engineers from reaching Meralco PV projects in the Luzon provinces of Tarlac and Bulacan.
‘Solar Module Super League’ (SMSL) member, LONGi Solar has signed a framework agreement to buy Vietnam-based solar cell and module OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer), Vina Solar for RMB 1.78 billion (US$253 million).
Politburo resolution proposing green energy targets for 2030 (15-20%) and 2045 (25-30%) emerges as country embarks on FiT-to-auction shift to ease PV grid bottlenecks.
With the spin-off of most of its solar cell and PV module manufacturing operations to new entity Maxeon Solar Technologies (MXT) expected in Q2 2019, SunPower shed new light on the planned capacity expansions of the new offspring in its fourth quarter earnings call.
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This supports the growth of the solar and storage industries as well as the transition to a cleaner power system.
