Past Events
October 2018
The second International Conference on Solar Technologies and Hybrid Mini-Grids to improve energy access will take place at the University of the Balearic Islands in Palma de Mallorca, Spain on October 17 to 19, 2018. The main objective of the conference is to provide an opportunity for an exchange between practitioners from the industry, academia and development institutions working in the field of decentralized energy. The conference will cover technical, business and management aspects of solar technologies and mini grids…
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RENEXPO BiH International trade fair with conferences in the field of Renewable energy, Energy efficiency, Water, Innovation and Environmental Protection in the Western Balkans, will be held on 24 and 25 October 2018 at the Congress Center of Hotel Hills, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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The Institute for Solar Technology, SPF, will be hosting its 4th symposium on Solar Energy and Heat Pumps in Rapperswil, Switzerland, on 14 November 2018. The event will focus on energy storage for photovoltaic heat pump systems. All presentations will be held in German language.
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The 42nd National Week of Solar Energy (XLII Semana Nacional de Energía Solar) will be held in Mexico City, from 14 to 16 November 2018. The event is organized by the National Solar Energy Association (ANES). Researchers, scholars, students, businessmen, government officers, non-government organizations and other people interested in renewable energy resources are encouraged to attend this main event. The activities of the National Week of Solar Energy cover conferences, workshops and hands-on courses.
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The REN21 Academy, an opportunity to meet, learn and co-develop, will take place in Berlin from 19 to 21 November 2018. The 2018 edition will bring together the extensive REN21 Community, to bridge and build the energy future. The REN21 Academy will provide the space for a fruitful exchange of thoughts, ideas and concepts on the themes critical to the global transformation of energy systems and to achieving climate and development goals. Building on the “power of many” is critical…
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On November 20th, Solar Heat Europe will hold a web meeting of a newly created Task Force on Solar Heat in Buildings. This Task Force aims at identifying barriers and main actions aimed at promoting solar heat in buildings in Europe. Based on exchanges and discussions between experts, this Task Force will identify the main priorities regarding this market segment. Solar Heat Europe, therefore, invites its members to actively participate in this assessment and discussion.
Find out more »Solar District Heating is bringing down the walls of the industry helping our district heating networks to become even greener and efficient. From being a niche technology in the past, it has now become one of the key elements for cities that consider embracing Europe’s energy transition. In this webinar, experts and key stakeholders will explain, not only what makes Solar District Heating an attractive technology, but also what are the latest innovations and what we need to expect from a technology that its beginning…
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SOLARTR 2018” scientific activity, which will be organised with the collaboration of “Universities / Industry / Public Agencies and Institutions / Civil Society Organizations”, comprises of an international conference and an exhibition that is related to science and technology about the innovative technologies and practices within the realm of solar energy, which is gradually becoming more significant. At the conference a wide variety of issues will be discussed including the solar technologies (PV, thermal) and the new trends, Concentrated solar…
Find out more »The High-Level Round Table on the Decarbonisation of the Heating Sector gathers the leaders of the European sustainable and renewable heat industry associations, organised under the DecarbHeat initiative. The event aims to discuss how the heat sector can contribute to the decarbonisation of the EU energy sector, what policies, technologies and pathways exists and what more needs to be done to put the heating sector on a sustainable path and ensure its cost-effective energy transition towards 2050. The event is organised…
Find out more »April 2019
What: Solar Heat Europe Energy Labelling Expert Group: (Lot1&2 review) Goal: Prepare Stakeholders meeting regarding the review of Lot1 and Lot2, scheduled for Friday 26th April, in Brussels. Who: This webmeeting is addressed to the Solar Heat Europe Energy Labelling Expert Group members. How: Link to join the webmeeting: Link Agenda: Revision of Lot1 and Lot2 Assessment of the new reports from the consultants: Lot1: space/combination heater reports and comments; Lot 2: water heater reports and comments . Preparation of SHE positions for the official consultation meeting
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