The solar industry is growing larger year by year as governments drive the transition towards net-zero targets and opportunities for renewable generation become increasingly attractive for investors, what can be expected from this maturing industry in a new solar decade?

• Diversified routes to market: best practices for your business
• Tackling price cannibalization and value erosion for future projects
• Managing increasing scale and expectations from the market

As grid connections for solar projects without storage become non-existent, we unpack the cost benefits of adding storage and how co-located and hybrid projects enable solar to compete with more traditional energy forms.

As the world installs more solar than ever, and the share of bifacial and tracker equipped solar projects grows, an increasing number of projects are underperforming their generation estimates.

We will explore how good plant design can help mitigate risks in the construction and operation of solar assets and how state of the art software developed by PVcase can boost the credibility of your projects.

• Mitigating risks before purchase contract
• Mitigating risks after purchase contract
• Negotiating a purchase contract in 2022

This session will unpack the logistics of how the supply crisis has affected development and what impact the DOC investigation could have on the solar industry in the US as well as exploring what systems or solutions need to be put in place in the future to ensure more stability.

• Project delays and contract renegotiations
• Retroactive tariffs and module procurement
• Supply demand imbalance

• The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) represents significant risk for buyers and importers
• Enforcement is likely to be more severe than the Hoshine WRO
• The details of implementation could shift the solar supply chain in profound ways
• A combination of U.S. and EU actions could both compound both supply chain pressures and accelerate a shift out of China in the ingot/wafer space

• The impact of decentralized energy resources and ESG on global specialty insurance markets
• The dramatically increasing demand for advocacy as opposed to agency models of insurance risk capital distribution
• Identifying actionable changes in project development, project finance and due diligence processes which leaders have already implemented and laggards need to consider to be successful

Join us for focused roundtables to find out what those at the heart of the industry really think about the recent developments in the DOC investigation and the two-year waiver on certain tariffs. With no media and a smaller audience, you can openly discuss the outlook for the US market with other high-level executives and understand the long-term implications for the solar industry.

• How big is the merchant solar investment opportunity in key markets like ERCOT?
• What key market risks must solar investors consider?
• How can a diversified portfolio of assets help mitigate merchant risk?
• What are the implications of solar build out for system reliability?

The long-term revenue for solar is still uncertain amid uncertain tariffs, grid changes and reliability issues. This interactive session will allow the audience to examine where asset owners are dealing with complexity and what opportunities remain attractive in the current market. Which locations across the US provide interesting markets for solar and how will this evolve?

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