Fiera & Conferenze Solare

Over the past 18 years, along with the ups and downs of the global photovoltaic industry, the scale of the "SNEC PV & ES Expo” has grown from 15,000 square meters in its first edition in 2007 to an expected size of over 360,000 square meters in 2025. More than 3,000 exhibitors from 95 countries and regions around the world, with over 500,000 visits, including 30% international exhibitors, have made it an international, professional, and large-scale platform for cooperation, exchange, and showcasing. The annual "SNEC PV & ES Expo" has become a compass for the global photovoltaic industry, indicating industry trends in technology, equipment manufacturing, market positioning, and application models.

The second annual Wood Mackenzie European Power Investment Summit takes place on 16-17 September 2026 in London and will provide attendees with crucial insights to guide investment strategies in a highly volatile market.

This is your opportunity to hear from our team of power research analysts alongside senior industry leaders as they discuss the key challenges and opportunities for investment in the European power market. This event brings together a senior group of investors, project developers, utilities, policymakers and grid operators interested in developing, pricing, financing, buying and selling renewable energy projects across the UK and Europe.

Topics to be discussed at this year's event will include:

- Energy investments in an age of geopolitical turmoil: What an increasingly polarised European political spectrum could mean for energy investments
- Is Europe’s net zero bet paying off? What could governments be doing better to unlock investment?
- When prices go negative: Lessons learned from the Iberian market
- Policy and investment for a fit-for-purpose grid: What is the role of private capital in grid modernisation and build-out?
- The new gold rush? The pitfalls of making money from BESS: How realistic is the current pipeline of BESS projects?
- Data Centres and industrial energy demand: What is the potential for data centres to provide grid flexibility?
- Asset management and O&M: Maximising returns for renewable asset owners