11-13 October 2022 | Virtual
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The first live in-person PV CellTech event in two years took place in April 2022 in Berlin, Germany. The event was a fantastic opportunity for everyone to meet again and have face-to-face discussions on new and emerging PV technologies in mass production. The agenda truly captured the spectacular rate of change that PV technology is going through today.
Going forward now, PV CellTech events over the next 12 months will have two different components. The annual in-person live event will again take place again in Berlin, during March 2023, with a full two-day agenda featuring the key stakeholders driving PV technology to the next level. Before then, we are also organizing a series of webinars during October 2022 for more global audience participation, and focusing specifically on the rapid progress of n-type capacity expansions currently being financed. PV CellTech Extra takes place during 11-13 October 2022 combining on-demand and live features over a 3-day period.
We hope to see as many people as possible participate in both elements of PV CellTech over the coming 12 months. We welcome feedback on the new format and suggested topics for each event. There are many different ways to get involved, so please get in touch if you would like more information.
Finlay Colville, Head of Research, PV Tech
PV CellTech 2022 is to be held in Berlin, Germany, the first time the industry-leading event will be located in Europe. Finlay Colville previews the event and provides attendance details.
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