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With our newsletters, you will be kept up to date about the exhibitions and conferences of The smarter E exhibition and conference series and at the same time benefit from valuable industry insights.

Don't miss out on free webinars, new publications and regular interviews and background articles, highlighting trends and product innovations as well as the movers and shakers of the energy industry

Depending on which geographical area you are interested in, we offer different topical newsletters. Visit the respective website to learn more and subscribe.

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Further Content

Irene Guerra Gil, Mark Bruno

Staying Home, with Smart Energy Management

The smarter E Podcast Episode 245 | Language: English

December 11, 2025

Irene Guerra Gil and Mark Bruno explain how smart home energy systems and building initiatives cut costs and emissions.

Webinar Collection

New Opportunities in Mexico’s Solar Market

December 9, 2025

Explore Mexico’s evolving solar landscape, new regulations, and opportunities for international PV companies.

Webinar Collection

Kenya’s Solar Landscape 2025: Policy Shifts, Market Signals, and Opportunities for Scalable PV Deployment

December 2, 2025

Join our free webinar on December 2 and learn about the current situation of the Kenyan solar industry, its opportunities, and challenges.

Publications

Global Market Outlook for Solar Power 2025–2029

SolarPower Europe’s annual Global Market Outlook for Solar Power is the most authoritative market analysis for the solar sector.

The smarter E Europe Conferences 2025

Factors That Influence the Success of a Minigrid Project

Wednesday, May 07, 2025, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

The smarter E Europe Conferences 2025 | Conference Program

Off-grid solar systems are often the least expensive option for rural electrification. Solar home systems can power individual households, while mini-grids can supply entire villages. Each comes with its own advantages, disadvantages, and challenges. The aim of this session is to explore challenges as well as success stories. It takes well-functioning components such as battery systems, charge management and inverters to make projects successful. Proper system sizing, maintenance and repair management, as well as a robust financial concept are also necessary. If one of these elements is missing, the electrification will not be sustainable. This session will focus on the aspects mentioned above. The speakers will present successful and unsuccessful approaches and discuss what can be learned from them.