Bringing together the Solar, Storage & EV Industries to power the energy system of the future

Name: Solar & Storage Live 2021
Start: 2021-11-23T09:00
End: 2021-11-25T17:00
Location: The NEC

23 – 25 November 2021
The NEC, Birmingham

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Thousands

of attendees

150+

speakers

3

days of content

Hundreds

of exhibitors

Solar continues to thrive in 2021!

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Despite all the uncertainties and disruptions of 2020, the renewables sector has remained resilient and we look forward to seeing this positive trend continue into 2021.

What’s more, with the hope of a vaccine enabling life to return to normal, we’re looking forward to welcoming you back to 2021’s event LIVE and IN PERSON at the NEC, Birmingham, 23rd – 25th November 2021.

The UK has overwhelmingly come out in support of a green economic recovery, which focuses on promoting cleaner, greener lifestyles and an economy that values sustainability. There has never been a more important time for the renewables industry to come together and learn how to lead the way in a post Covid-19 world.   

Over the last 8 years we have helped you to spark ideas, innovations, and relationships. We are therefore here to inspire and celebrate the renewable energy community at a time when it feels like the tide may have really changed in our favour.

SPEAKER HALL OF FAME

DIGITALISATION OF ENERGY

SOLAR TECH & INSTALLATION

FUTURE, FLEXIBLE POWER

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WHY SPONSOR

Solar & Storage Live presents a unique range of marketing, lead generation and business development opportunities.

Our event is structured to allow a range of specific opportunities from thought leadership keynotes, through to tailored meetings and introductions, to exhibition and display space. And so much more…

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