Industry Leaders to Speak at Event Focused on Solar and Storage
Join us for the upcoming Solar & Energy Storage Summit 2025, where prominent executives and industry gurus will share their insights into the evolving landscape of renewable energy.
Learn from Top Executives and Analysts
Feature speakers at this fantastic gathering include representatives from major companies like NextEra Energy, EDP Renewables, and advanced energy advocate Advanced Energy United. Their expertise will help attendees understand the latest market trends and how to navigate the ongoing changes.
A Unique Opportunity to Network
The summit will be held in a premier location, attracting over 400 leaders from solar developers, utilities, and government sectors. This vibrant atmosphere provides an ideal platform for networking and developing partnerships.
Key Themes and Discussions to Expect
Among the discussions, expect in-depth conversations about the shifting policy landscape and its significant implications for solar and storage. Topics such as the influence of geopolitical events on supply chains, interconnection delays, and investment tax credits will be addressed.
Challenges and Opportunities in Renewable Energy
With renewable energy adoption rising globally, the event will explore hurdles that can hinder project development and investment. Leaders will assess whether clearer paths towards project realization exist amidst current challenges.
Engage with Influential Experts
Notable figures presenting at the summit include Chris Seiple, Vice-Chairman of Wood Mackenzie, and David Carroll, Chief Renewables Officer at ENGIE North America. Their presentations will dive into critical market factors affecting investment decisions.
Additional Expert Insights
Further contributors include:
- Declan Flanagan, Chairman & CEO, Bluestar Energy Capital
- Petter Skantze, Vice President of Infrastructure Development, NextEra Energy
- Amisha Rai, Senior VP of Advocacy, Advanced Energy United
- David Hebert, VP of Business Development, Wärtsilä
- Joao Salvação Barreto, CEO NA Distributed Generation, EDP Renewables
- Kathleen Himber, US CEO, Akuo Energy
- Abigail Ross Hopper, President & CEO, Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA)
- Arshad Mansoor, President & CEO, EPRI
- Véronique Oomen, Director Division of Clean Energy, New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
- Robin Lunt, Chief Commercial Officer, Guzman Energy
- Jeff Cramer, President & CEO, Coalition for Community Solar Access (CCSA)
- Denise Tait, Chief Investment Officer, Arevon Energy
- Xizhou Zhou, Executive VP, Head of Power & Renewables, Wood Mackenzie
Registration and Further Information
For those interested in attending the Solar & Energy Storage Summit, registration is open now. Ensure your participation to connect with leaders and gain insights crucial for your organization's success in the renewable sector.
Contact Information
If you need additional information or assistance, reach out to Wood Mackenzie’s media relations team:
Mark Thomton
+1 630 881 6885
mark.thomton@woodmac.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focus of the Solar & Energy Storage Summit?
The summit focuses on current trends and challenges in the solar and energy storage sectors, featuring industry leaders who share their insights.
Who are some of the key speakers at the event?
Key speakers include executives from NextEra Energy, EDP Renewables, Advanced Energy United, and many more significant figures in the renewable energy industry.
How can I register for the summit?
Registration details are available through the official website of Wood Mackenzie, where you can reserve your place at the event.
What networking opportunities will be available?
The summit offers opportunities to network with over 400 leaders from various sectors, facilitating potential partnerships and collaboration.
What topics will be discussed at the summit?
Discussions will cover a range of topics including policy impacts, supply chain challenges, investment tax credits, and renewable energy demand trends.
