London, 29 - 30 April 2026

Schedule

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Apr 2910:50
Conference pass

£345 Million Later: How British Solar Renewables Made It Happen

Keynotes
project case studies
  • How British Solar Renewables secured and deployed £345 million to scale its solar portfolio.
  • The strategic, commercial, and delivery decisions that underpinned this level of investment.
  • Key lessons for developers and investors looking to finance and deliver large-scale solar projects in the UK.
Tim Humpage, CEO, British Solar Renewables
Apr 2911:20
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Beyond Price: Ethical Solar Sourcing and Resilient UK Supply Chains

Residential Theatre
industry updates
  • Why ethical solar sourcing and UK supply-chain resilience matter for energy security, ESG compliance, consumer trust, and long-term growth.
  • Why government funding for solar could add more value to the British economy if solar modules were made in the UK.
Apr 2911:20
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Grid Reform: a game-changer for landowner-developer agreements?

Utility Scale Theatre
policy & regulation
industry updates
  • What recent and proposed grid reforms mean for access, timelines, and certainty for solar projects.
  • How changes to grid connection processes could shift risk and value between landowners and developers.
  • Whether grid reform is changing how agreements are structured and negotiated in practice.
Apr 2911:20
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Panel: Building a scalable energy storage industry

Storage Theatre
industry updates
scaling up
  • What’s required to scale the energy storage industry beyond early deployment, from supply chains and skills to finance and grid integration.
  • Making projects bankable: capital, contracts and revenue certainty
  • Grid integration and market signals: are they fit for purpose?
  • What’s still holding the sector back — and what will unlock the next wave of growth?
Roberto Castiglioni, CEO, Ikigai Capital
Semih Oztreves, Chief Commercial Officer, Zenobe Energy
Sonia Grunenwald, BloombergNEF Energy Storage Research Associate, Bloomberg
Jason Howlett, CEO, Energy Storage Association (UK)
Apr 2911:40
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Emerging PV technology & home energy management systems

Residential Theatre
industry updates
new technology
  • The latest developments in PV technology and how they are changing performance, integration, and system design at the home level
  • How home energy management systems are helping households optimise generation, storage, and consumption
  • What these emerging technologies mean for installers, consumers, and the future of residential solar
Apr 2911:40
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Panel hosted by Solar Energy UK: Post consent barriers

Utility Scale Theatre
Ed Perrin, Development Director, Low Carbon
Howard Fearne, Managing Director, Avian Ecology
David Cassidy, Principal Project Manager, Statkraft UK
Apr 2911:40
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Solar as a Strategic Lever for NHS Decarbonisation

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
project case studies

This session explores how solar is moving from a bolt-on technology to a strategic enabler of NHS decarbonisation. Drawing on real projects and national delivery experience, it will examine how solar deployment has accelerated across the NHS, what investment has been achieved, and how different delivery models — including on-site generation, private wire and sleeved power — are shaping future opportunities.

It will also look at how solar supports NHS net zero targets for 2032 and 2040, why boards increasingly see it as infrastructure rather than just sustainability, and how revenue-generating power strategies can help unlock wider estate decarbonisation, particularly heat.

The session will highlight lessons for developers and suppliers seeking to work effectively with the NHS and understand how to align solutions with its strategic priorities.

Apr 2912:00
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Exploring the UK PV market through in-depth insights and experiences from installers

Residential Theatre
industry updates
for experienced installers
starting out - for new installers
  • In-depth insights into the UK PV market, combining installer experience with data and analysis from EUPD Research
  • What installers are seeing on the ground, from shifts in customer demand and technology choices to regional market differences
  • How data-backed insights and real-world experience together can help the industry understand where the UK PV market is heading next
Saif Islam, Senior Consultant, EUPD Research
Apr 2912:00
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Solar and Storage Solutions for Smart, Sustainable Airports (Stansted Airport Case Study)

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
project case studies
Deanna Greenhalgh, Director of C&I Development, SAS Energy, EDF power solutions
Apr 2912:00
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The Intelligent Ecosystem Powering a Sustainable Future

Storage Theatre
new technology
Aaron James Darvill, Strategic Sales Director, ANKER TECHNOLOGY (UK) LTD
Apr 2912:20
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Insights of commissioning large scale lithium-ion BESS storage co-located with solar

Storage Theatre
scaling up
project case studies
  • What commissioning large-scale lithium-ion BESS co-located with solar looks like in practice, drawing on project experience from Lightsource BP
  • The technical, safety, and operational challenges encountered during commissioning and how they are addressed on site
  • Lessons learned that can help developers and operators reduce risk, improve performance, and streamline future co-located projects
Apr 2912:20
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Panel: Delivering on the Government’s residential retrofit ambitions

Residential Theatre
policy & regulation
industry updates
  • What the Government’s residential retrofit ambitions mean in practice for councils, installers, and the wider supply chain
  • The delivery challenges holding retrofit back, from skills and funding to consumer engagement and programme design
  • Panel perspectives on what’s needed to move from targets to delivery at the pace and scale required
Daroon Ramadani, Policy Analyst - Economic and Network Regulations, Solar Energy UK
Apr 2912:20
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Panel: Unlocking Capital: how to crack the code of Perceived Risk vs Real Risk

Utility Scale Theatre

Hosted by the Global Solar Council

Lennart Van Walsum, Director of EMEA & Americas, Global Solar Council
Kenny Boyce, CEO, TPCS
Hassen Bali, Director, ion Ventures
Richard Scott, VP Global Onshore Renewables, JERA Nex
Apr 2912:40
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Reserved for Orkestra Energy

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
James Allston, CEO, Orkestra Technologies Pty Ltd
Apr 2913:00
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From Consent to Construction: moving from developer to power producer

Keynotes
project case studies
Bob Psaradellis, Chief Executive Officer, Island Green Power
Apr 2913:00
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Networking Event: The Cuppa Club by Solar+ Leaders

Networking Events - Networking Area

The Cuppa Club by Solar+ LeadersSolar+ Leaders invites you to pause, pour a cuppa, and connect with purpose. Join our pan-European leadership ecosystem redefining leadership for the energy transition, shifting from ego-driven leadership to ecosystem thinking to deliver resilient, secure energy systems.🤝 A curated space for meaningful conversations to build cross-sector synergies🌍 A people-led forum focused on leadership, impact, and energy security☕To receive a cuppa voucher, visit www.solarplusleaders.com/events

When:29th April, 13:00-14:00

Where:Networking Area

Carmen Madrid, Founder, Women in Solar+ Europe
Apr 2913:20
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Powering Britain: Tim Cullen, Director of Great British Energy on supply chains, strategy and growth

Keynotes
Tim Cullen OBE, Director of Business Development and Supply Chains, Great British Energy
Chris Hewett, Chief Executive, Solar Energy UK
Apr 2913:40
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Keynote Panel: Unlocking growth: how policy and investment can shape the UK's solar and energy storage future

Keynotes
policy & regulation
industry updates
finance & investment
  • How policy direction and market signals are influencing capital flows into solar and energy storage across Europe
  • Investor perspectives on risk, returns, and what’s needed to unlock the next phase of large-scale deployment
  • How governments, banks, and developers can work together to drive sustainable growth at scale
Alex DeSouza, General Counsel - EMEA/Head of Transactions, Lightsource bp
Ronan Power, CEO, Solar Ireland
Justin Thesiger, Managing Director - Global Supply Chain, Low Carbon
Lauren Gomez Cullen, Euopean Solar Analyst, BloombergNEF
Sonia Dunlop, CEO, Global Solar Council
Apr 2914:20
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Panel hosted by the Energy Storage Association (UK)

Storage Theatre
John Southern, Operations & Strategy Director, Energy Storage Association (UK)
Apr 2914:20
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Panel: Simple, robust and rewarding: a new era for certification, hosted by MCS Certified

Residential Theatre
starting out - for new installers
for experienced installers
industry updates
training & skills

With the redeveloped MCS installer Scheme now rolling out, certification for solar and battery installers is set to change over the next 12 months. Join the panel as they cover:

  • The key changes for in the redeveloped Scheme and how these will support increasing demand for solar and battery
  • The new approach to consumer protection
  • The transition process for current MCS installers
  • The application process for installers looking to become MCS certified

Speakers to be announced:

  • Senior Representative, MCS
  • Senior Representative, IAA
  • Senior Representative, NAPIT
  • Senior Representative, NICEIC
David Banner, Scheme Manager, MCS
Apr 2914:20
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What BSI can do for the solar industry - standardisation for the PV industry

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
industry updates
training & skills
  • The role the British Standards Institute plays in setting and maintaining standards for the solar and PV industry.
  • How clearer, consistent standards can improve quality, safety, and confidence across the supply chain.
  • What the industry needs from standardisation to support innovation, reduce risk, and scale deployment.
Apr 2914:20
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Where does the UK stand in Europe’s solar market? Insights and key trends to watch for 2026

Utility Scale Theatre
industry updates
  • How the UK solar market compares with leading European markets in terms of deployment, policy support, and investment.
  • The key trends shaping growth across Europe, from grid constraints and permitting to technology and financing models.
  • What to watch as we move into 2026, including risks, opportunities, and where the UK could gain or lose ground.
Chris Wilkinson, Senior Analyst, Rystad Energy
Apr 2914:30
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Networking Event: SolarAid Meet Up

Networking Events - Networking Area

Meet SolarAid, the charity providing solar power to sub-Saharan Africa.

When:29th April, 14:30 - 15:30

Where:Networking Area

Apr 2914:40
Conference pass

Reserved for Nova Ambiente

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
Rebekah Needham, Head of Renewables, Nova Ambiente
Apr 2914:40
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Scaling next-generation solar: Unlocking greater performance, new opportunities, and better economics with Perovskite-silicon tandem

Utility Scale Theatre
scaling up
new technology
  • Perovskite‑silicon tandem solar delivers a step‑change in efficiency, power density, and solar economics.
  • How next‑generation solar technologies are moving from breakthrough to real‑world impact across mainstream and high‑performance applications?
Apr 2915:00
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Panel: Delivering on new building standards

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
industry updates
policy & regulation

Hosted by Solar Energy UK.

Session details to be announced

Apr 2915:00
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Panel: How we built a Solar Nation

Residential Theatre
starting out - for new installers
for experienced installers
scaling up
  • How The Solar Nation Assured Installer Network’s collective experience is helping build a more resilient, decentralised solar market across the UK, bringing together trusted local installers and practical insights.
  • What it will take next to lift solar adoption further, including quality standards, local engagement, and pathways to broader market growth.
Kevin Holland, Managing Director, Solar Nation
Apr 2915:00
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Reserved for Women in Energy Storage (WinES)

Storage Theatre
Louise Dalton, Partner, Cms
Sarah Montgomery, Cofounder and CEO, Infyos
Apr 2915:20
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Panel hosted by Solar Energy UK: Trade union engagement for the sector

Utility Scale Theatre
Ed Bratt, National Officer, Unison
Sue Ferns, Senior Deputy General Secretary, Prospect
Gemma Grimes, Director of Policy & Delivery, Solar Energy UK
Apr 2915:20
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Panel: How can new materials and technologies deliver LDES that works for the grid?

Storage Theatre
new technology
policy & regulation
  • Which material innovations are improving cost, durability, and performance
  • How different LDES technologies meet real grid service requirements
  • What system operators and policymakers need to see before scale-up
  • The gap between technical promise and commercial delivery
Richard Campbell, Lead on Long Duration Energy Storage Policy, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Andrew Enzor, Global Regulation and Policy Lead, Field
Kit Guest, CEO, Swanbarton Limited
Apr 2915:30
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Networking Event: London & Partners Meet Up

Networking Events - Networking Area

If you're an overseas company looking to expand your business in London, speak to London & Partners for free business support.

📍Location:Networking Area, Solar & Storage Live London

Apr 2915:40
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Case study from the RECC

Residential Theatre
project case studies
policy & regulation
Sam Watts, Membership Officer, RECC
Apr 2915:40
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Ecological monitoring of solar on commercial farms

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
project case studies
  • How ecological monitoring is being used to measure the impact of solar projects on biodiversity and land management on commercial farms.
  • The methods and metrics being applied in practice, from baseline surveys to long-term monitoring.
  • What developers, landowners, and planners can learn from monitoring results to improve outcomes and support future projects.
Guy Parker, Director, Wychwood Biodiversity
Apr 2916:00
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Panel: Impact Leadership in Solar & Storage: Integrating Business, Systems & People Intelligence to secure the Energy Transition

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
industry updates
  • Leadership intelligence shaping regional energy security and system resilience
  • People intelligence in delivery: skills, teams, and customers at the core
  • Responsible impact: trust, purpose, accountability, and long-term value creation
Carmen Madrid, Founder, Women in Solar+ Europe
Apr 2916:00
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Panel: Integrating EV charging with energy storage and solar to optimise self-consumption

Storage Theatre
new technology
project case studies
  • How EV charging can be integrated with on-site solar and energy storage to increase self-consumption and reduce grid reliance.
  • The technical and commercial considerations when designing integrated systems for homes and businesses.
  • Where these combined solutions are already working and what’s needed to scale them further.
Moderator: Randal Smith, Director, EV and EV Charging Solutions Consulting
Andy Palmer, Founder, PETL
Ian Mach, Founder, Ulex Energy
Jeff Aherne, Chief Executive Officer, EVHACS
Apr 2916:00
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Panel: Navigating planning and permitting reforms for utility scale solar projects

Utility Scale Theatre
policy & regulation
  • What recent and proposed planning and permitting reforms mean for utility-scale solar development in practice.
  • How changes to policy, process, and timelines are affecting project risk and delivery.
  • Practical insights on preparing applications and engaging stakeholders to navigate reforms successfully.
Rich Jones, Planning Director, Quod
Moderator: Gareth Phillips, Partner, Pinsent Masons
Rachel Hayes, Head of Consents and ESG, Solar Energy UK
Apr 2916:00
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Panel: The Future Home Standards for new builds: are we on track to deliver homes that meet future standards?

Residential Theatre
industry updates
policy & regulation
  • What the Future Homes Standard is aiming to achieve and how it will affect the design and energy performance of new builds.
  • Where the industry currently stands, including gaps between policy ambition, delivery, and on-site reality.
  • What needs to change across planning, skills, and supply chains to ensure new homes are ready for future standards.
Christopher Gaze, Interim Director, Future Homes Hub
Moderator: Daroon Ramadani, Policy Analyst - Economic and Network Regulations, Solar Energy UK
Swetta Coopamah, Head of Smart Energy Systems, BEAMA Ltd

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Apr 309:30
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The Breakfast Club by Women in Solar+ Europe

Networking Events - Networking Area

Women in Solar+ Europe (WiSEu) invites you to gather over breakfast and connect with purpose. Join the leading pan-European community for women in the solar-plus industries, moving beyond belonging to action to build resilient, sustainable energy systems and strengthen energy security.🤝 A curated space for meaningful conversations rooted in women’s leadership and lived experience🌍 A community focused on leadership growth, collective impact, and energy security☕ For more information and to receive a food & beverage voucher, visit wiseu.network/events

When:30th April, 09:30-10:30

Where:Networking Area

Carmen Madrid, Founder, Women in Solar+ Europe
Apr 309:55
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Opening remarks from Keynote Chair

Keynotes
Matt Black, Managing Director, IG Renewables
Apr 3010:00
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Powering London’s Future: The role of solar and storage in the capital

Keynotes
Mete Coban MBE, Deputy Mayor of London for Environment and Energy, Greater London Authority
Apr 3011:10
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Corporate PPAs: structuring the right deal for your business

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
industry updates
finance & investment
  • What a corporate PPA actually looks like in practice, from physical vs virtual structures to pricing, risk allocation, and contract length
  • How to align a PPA with your organisation’s energy needs, sustainability goals, and balance sheet, including common pitfalls to avoid
  • Real-world considerations from recent deals, covering negotiation points, internal buy-in, and how to decide if a PPA is the right option for your business
Dave Roberts, Managing Director, HDM Energies
Apr 3011:10
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Panel hosted by Solar Energy UK: Network delivery

Utility Scale Theatre
Grant Rogers, Head of Grid, Qualitas Energy
Chris McKaig, Head of Connections, NextEnergy Capital
Apr 3011:10
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Panel: Navigating policy shifts for the future of utility-scale energy storage deployment

Storage Theatre
policy & regulation
scaling up
  • The key policy and regulatory changes affecting utility-scale energy storage deployment in the UK
  • How developers, investors, and system operators are responding to uncertainty and evolving market signals
  • Insights on what policy clarity is still needed to unlock the next wave of large-scale storage projects
Naomi Baker, Senior Policy Manager, Energy UK
Amber Bains, Associate Solicitor, TLT LLP
Alessandra De Zottis, Head of Government and Regulatory Affairs, Sonnedix
Apr 3011:10
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Powering Portsmouth: Delivering City‑Scale Solar and Storage for a Net‑Zero Future

Residential Theatre
project case studies

How Portsmouth City Council is deploying large‑scale solar PV and battery storage across complex municipal estates and critical infrastructure, including major installations at Portsmouth International Port and Lakeside North Harbour and what these projects reveal about delivering ambitious renewable energy solutions at a local authority level.

Apr 3011:30
Conference pass

Funding new technologies from start ups through to large infrastructure

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
finance & investment
scaling up
  • How different funding models support technologies at each stage, from early-stage start ups to large-scale infrastructure projects
  • What investors look for as technologies mature, including risk profiles, timelines, and routes to scale
  • Practical lessons from funded projects on bridging the gap between innovation and bankability
Jim Totty, Managing Director, Viridis Capital
Apr 3011:50
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Panel: The flexibility market for Commercial and Industrial Batteries, unlocking transactions and financing

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
new technology
for experienced installers
finance & investment
  • What commercial and industrial customers expect from solar and storage projects beyond price and performance.
  • Where projects often fall short, from communication and timelines to handover and ongoing support.
  • Practical ways developers and providers can improve delivery, build trust, and create long-term customer relationships.
Richard Bartlett, CEO, Greenhearth Limited
Apr 3011:50
Conference pass

Reserved for HIES

Residential Theatre
training & skills
starting out - for new installers
for experienced installers
Jonathon Moorhouse, Head of Business, HIES
Apr 3011:50
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Stop Treating All Batteries the Same: Every Site Demands Different Battery Behaviour

Utility Scale Theatre
new technology
  • Why battery performance, safety, and optimal control strategies vary significantly by location, solar exposure, and site-specific generation vs consumption profiles — and why one-size-fits-all battery rules consistently underperform.
  • How AI learns the unique behaviour of each site and continuously adjusts battery operation at second-level intervals to improve utilisation, protect battery health, and remain within OEM and warranty constraints.
  • How day-ahead forecasting of solar generation and demand prepares batteries with the right state of charge in advance, reducing curtailment, avoiding unnecessary stress, and maximising value from solar and storage assets.
Apr 3011:50
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Updates to the UK energy storage landscape: How is the market shifting?

Storage Theatre
industry updates
  • The latest developments shaping the UK energy storage market, including policy, regulation, and system needs
  • How revenue models, asset durations, and project pipelines are changing as the market matures
  • What these shifts mean for developers, investors, and offtakers planning projects over the next few years
Warwick Johnston, Managing Director, SunWiz
Apr 3012:00
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Networking Event: Solar Nation Meet Up

Networking Events - Networking Area

Join the Solar Nation community for UK-based solar installation professionals, eager to share their expertise and experience with you.

📍Location:Networking Area, Solar & Storage Live

Kevin Holland, Managing Director, Solar Nation
Apr 3012:10
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How competitive is the UK storage market, as compared to the rapidly scaling European landscape?

Storage Theatre
industry updates
policy & regulation
  • How the UK storage market compares with fast-growing European markets in terms of deployment pace, policy support, and investment.
  • Where the UK remains competitive and where it risks falling behind as storage scales across Europe.
  • What changes could help the UK strengthen its position in an increasingly competitive landscape.
Apr 3012:10
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Navigating the certification process: A detailed guide for installers

Residential Theatre
for experienced installers
starting out - for new installers
training & skills
  • A clear walkthrough of the certification process for solar installers, from initial application through to ongoing compliance
  • Common challenges installers face and how to avoid delays, errors, and unnecessary cost, with guidance from Simply Certification
  • Practical advice on preparing for audits and maintaining certification as requirements evolve
Alexandra Stobbs, Managing Director, Simply Certification
Apr 3012:10
Conference pass

Reserved for Terawatt PV Research

Utility Scale Theatre
Apr 3012:30
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Case study from Metis

Residential Theatre
project case studies
Tom Woolley, Product and Strategy Director, SMS Plc
Apr 3012:30
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Panel: Beyond BESS: Where is the UK energy storage market heading?

Storage Theatre
industry updates
scaling up
  • How the UK storage market is evolving beyond standalone BESS, including long-duration storage, hybrid models, and new use cases.
  • What’s driving change in revenues, regulation, and system needs, and how this is reshaping investment decisions.
  • Perspectives from across the value chain on where the biggest opportunities and risks lie over the next phase of market growth.
Louise Dalton, Partner, Cms
Daniel Sherlock-Burke, Head of Asset Performance, Gore Street Capital
Claire Addison, Head of Regulation, Flexitricity
Apr 3012:30
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Panel: Decarbonising data centres: how can the UK’s energy system keep up with data centre demand?

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
  • The scale and pace of data centre demand growth in the UK, and what it means for networks, generation, and flexibility.
  • How data centre operators, utilities, and policymakers can work together on connections, on-site generation, and demand management.
  • Practical options to decarbonise power supply while maintaining reliability, cost control, and speed to market.
Pamela MacDougall, Head of Energy Markets and Regulation, Amazon Web Services
Moderator: Jade van Zuydam, Junior Programme Manager, techUK
Maud Texier, Global VP, Data Centres and Industrials, Octopus Energy
Apr 3012:30
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Panel: The Scottish & Welsh Elections - Key priorities of the devolved administrations

Utility Scale Theatre
policy & regulation

Reserved for Solar Energy UK.

Session details to be announced

Alastair Stewart, Account Director, Orbit Communications
Apr 3012:50
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Financial solutions to help homeowners access solar and storage

Residential Theatre
finance & investment
  • What financial barriers homeowners face when installing solar and battery storage, and why they persist
  • The types of finance models available today, from loans and grants to innovative financing structures
  • How better financial solutions can unlock wider adoption of solar and storage in homes
Maria Dutton, Built Environment Consumer Finance Lead, Green Finance Institute
Apr 3013:00
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Networking Event: POWERful Women Meet Up

Networking Events - Networking Area

POWERful Women Networking Meet Up

Connect with the POWERful Women community at Solar & Storage Live London. This meet up brings together women and allies from across the energy sector to share experiences, build meaningful connections, and support one another’s growth within solar, storage, and the wider clean energy industry.

📍Location:Networking Area, Solar & Storage Live

Georgina Worrall OBE, Head of POWERful Women, POWERful Women
Apr 3013:10
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Adding Value, Driving Margins: Customer Demand for Add-On Services

Residential Theatre
project case studies
  • How residential solar customers are looking beyond panels alone, with growing demand for monitoring, optimisation, and energy management services.
  • Which add-on services are proving most valuable at the household level, from battery integration and smart tariffs to maintenance and aftercare.
  • Practical insights for installers and providers on packaging and pricing services that increase margins while improving customer experience.
Apr 3013:10
Conference pass

Case study from Gridcog

Storage Theatre
project case studies
Apr 3013:10
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Case Study from Ortus Energy & SSE Renewables

Utility Scale Theatre
project case studies
Mia Sylvester, Head of Partnerships, Ortus Energy
Apr 3013:10
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Case Study: York Minster's Rooftop Solar Panels

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
project case studies
  • How rooftop solar was designed and installed on a heritage building, balancing conservation requirements with modern energy needs.
  • The technical, planning, and stakeholder challenges involved, and how they were addressed in practice.
  • Lessons learned that can be applied to other complex or non-standard sites considering on-site generation.
Nicola Newby, Operations Director, Associated Clean Technologies Ltd
Alex McCallion, Director of Works and Precicnt, York Minster
Apr 3013:30
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Addressing fuel poverty with ASHPs, PV and batteries

Residential Theatre
project case studies
Apr 3013:30
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Panel: Installing PV systems on heritage buildings

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
project case studies
  • Explore the regulatory challenges and opportunities for installing solar on listed buildings without compromising historical value.
  • Learn about innovative solutions for integrating solar technology with the aesthetics and structure of protected properties.
  • Discover how solar can help reduce energy costs and improve sustainability in listed buildings while meeting heritage preservation requirements.
Adrian Fox, Environment and Sustainability Officer, Church of England C&CB
Nicola Newby, Operations Director, Associated Clean Technologies Ltd
Alice Milligan, Associate, Caroe Architecture
Apr 3013:30
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The Future of Consultation for NSIPs

Utility Scale Theatre
project case studies
  • How have the requirements for consultation changed
  • What is best practice for getting good feedback to de-risk developments
  • What will communities expect and how can we deliver this effectively
Apr 3013:30
Conference pass

UK Warehousing Association: Battery safety and risks in warehouses

Storage Theatre
Clare Bottle, Chief Executive, United Kingdom Warehousing Association
Apr 3013:50
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Empowering communities: the role of community energy in a sustainable future

Residential Theatre
project case studies
  • How community energy projects are supporting local decarbonisation, resilience, and public engagement.
  • The models being used to develop, fund, and operate community-led energy schemes.
  • What’s needed to scale community energy, from policy support and grid access to partnerships with industry and local authorities.
Giovanna Speciale, CEO, South East London Community Energy
Apr 3013:50
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Microgrid applications & solutions to address energy demands

Storage Theatre
industry updates
new technology
  • Where microgrids are being used today to meet growing energy demand across commercial, industrial, and community settings.
  • How different microgrid designs combine generation, storage, and control systems to improve resilience and cost control.
  • Case study examples showing how microgrids are being deployed in practice and what makes a project successful.
Anthony Price, Director, Swanbarton Limited
Apr 3013:50
Conference pass

Navigating legal challenges in solar projects

Utility Scale Theatre
industry updates
policy & regulation
  • The key legal issues facing utility-scale solar projects, from land rights and planning consent to grid connection and contracts.
  • How recent policy and regulatory changes are affecting risk, timelines, and project structure.
  • Practical guidance on anticipating challenges early and managing legal risk to keep projects moving forward.
Apr 3014:10
Conference pass

Managing ESG / sustainability risk in storage supply chains

Storage Theatre
Kevin McCann, Senior ESG Associate, NextEnergy Capital
Apr 3014:10
Conference pass

Panel: Fire Intelligence Network (PV-FIN) – New BRE Fire Research

Residential Theatre
policy & regulation
new technology
  • Insights into new BRE (Building Research Establishment) fire research findings and how they can be applied to enhance fire safety measures.
  • Emerging regulatory requirements and industry best practices related for fire safety.
  • Improving fire prevention, detection, and response strategies.
Daroon Ramadani, Policy Analyst - Economic and Network Regulations, Solar Energy UK
Raman Chagger, Principal Consultant, BRE
Luke Gonzales, Consultant, CGM Group UK
Ted Woodward, Technical Manager, MCS
Apr 3014:10
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Panel: Land, landscape and local communities: planning large-scale solar projects

Utility Scale Theatre
scaling up
project case studies
  • How land use, landscape impact, and biodiversity considerations are shaping planning outcomes for large-scale solar projects.
  • The role of local communities in the planning process, including engagement, consultation, and long-term benefits.
  • Practical lessons on balancing national energy targets with local priorities to secure consent and deliver projects successfully.
Yousra Salem, Senior Consultant, InnoRA Consulting
Moderator: Gemma Grimes, Director of Policy & Delivery, Solar Energy UK
Alex Minhinick, Partner, Burges Salmon LLP
Mark Chadwick, CEO, Kew Reach
Apr 3014:10
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Panel: UK Warehousing Association: The investment case for solar in warehousing – opportunities, barriers and how to get started

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
project case studies
industry updates
  • Why warehousing is well suited to solar, including roof space potential, load profiles, and long-term cost benefits.
  • Real-world case studies from across the sector, highlighting what has worked, what hasn’t, and the returns being achieved.
Clare Bottle, Chief Executive, United Kingdom Warehousing Association
Apr 3014:30
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Panel: Building Grid-Ready Assets: AI-Driven O&M and Smarter Integration

Storage Theatre
new technology
  • How AI, advanced monitoring, and data-driven O&M are improving the performance, reliability, and lifetime of battery storage assets.
  • Bridging development, integration, and operations: what it takes to design storage projects that are truly grid-ready from day one.
  • Insights from technology developers, EPCs, and research leaders on using smarter analytics and automation to optimise asset performance and grid participation.
Apr 3014:50
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Aligning standards to scale hybrid solar and storage projects

Commercial & Industrial Theatre
industry updates
  • Why consistent standards matter for scaling hybrid solar and storage projects, from design and safety through to performance and compliance.
  • Where misalignment between codes, grid requirements, and commercial frameworks is slowing projects down today.
  • Practical examples of how clearer standards can reduce risk, speed up delivery, and unlock investment at scale.
Apr 3014:50
Conference pass

Innovation Hour: Pioneering the future of energy

Residential Theatre

Join us for an exciting Innovation Hour featuring some of the most forward-thinking leaders in the energy sector. This dynamic session will showcase cutting-edge technologies and business models driving the future of clean energy and storage.

14:50-15:00:Inderpal Hothi, Director, AI Solar Ltd

15:00-15:10:Vida Krusic, Data Scientist, AI Energy aps

15:10-15:20: Jo Fleming, Managing Director, Corrie Energy Partners

15:20-15:30: David Joyce, CEO, Voltflo

Vida Krusic, Data scientist, AI Energy aps
Inderpal Hothi, Director, AI Solar Ltd
Jonathan Fleming, MD, Corrie Energy Partners
David Joyce, Chief Executive Officer, Voltflo
Apr 3014:50
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Panel: Inclusive Leadership in Solar & Storage: Building Environments Where Talent Thrives, and Innovation Follows

Utility Scale Theatre
industry updates
  • Psychological safety as infrastructure: Trust, belonging, and safety as enablers of performance and innovation
  • From presence to participation: Designing inclusive environments where every voice shapes decisions
  • Leading without authority: Influencing and driving change beyond formal power

Carmen Madrid, Founder, Women in Solar+ Europe
Georgina Worrall OBE, Head of POWERful Women, POWERful Women
Joanna Thorpe, Head of People and Talent, Sonnedix
last published: 19/Mar/26 14:25 GMT
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