Recording of Wednesday, May 07, 2025 | The smarter E Europe Conferences 2025 | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 15:53 .

Elon Musk Praised Amidst Repeated 'Zdravstveno' Greetings in Transcript

The transcript appears to be a brief and somewhat repetitive conversation involving multiple speakers. The dialogue begins with greetings in Slovenian, "Zdravstveno," which translates to "health" or can imply well-being, suggesting that the participants are exchanging pleasantries. This greeting is repeated several times by different voices, indicating either emphasis on health-related topics or simply as a form of salutation among them. Following this exchange in Slovenian, the discussion shifts abruptly to English where Elon Musk's name is mentioned repeatedly alongside phrases like "Nothing but good from Elon Musk." There seems to be an alternating pattern between positive affirmations about Elon Musk and one instance implying something contrary ("Anything but good"), though it quickly reverts back to positivity regarding him. Overall, while there isn't much context provided beyond these exchanges, it's clear that the sentiment towards Elon Musk within this snippet leans predominantly favorable despite a momentary deviation.

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Speaker

Prof. Leonardo Micheli
Associate Professor
Sapienza University of Rome
Italy

Talk of session: Utility-Scale Solar Power III: Impacts of Extreme Weather on PV Power Plants

The increase in frequency and intensity of severe weather events associated with global climate change poses a growing risk to PV systems worldwide. These local and global risks range from outright destruction of power plants to long-term performance losses due to accelerated component and system degradation. Without concerted and event-specific resilience strategies, severe weather increasingly threatens the robustness and availability of PV generation worldwide. This session will: Raise awareness of climate change and its implications for a solar-intensive energy economy Present a range of extreme-weather events that can impact PV power plants and identify/quantify the risks Share strategies for designing and siting storm-resilient PV systems Provide information on failure mechanisms and their root causes

Further Talks of this session:

Welcome & Introduction

Speaker

Ulrike Jahn
Senior Scientist
Fraunhofer Center for Silicon-Photovoltaics CSP
Germany

To Talk

Mapping Decisions Along the Value Chain: Who Gives a Watt?

Speaker

Ulrike Jahn
Senior Scientist
Fraunhofer Center for Silicon-Photovoltaics CSP
Germany

To Talk

Trends in Extreme Weather and Their Implications for Solar-Energy Generation

Speaker

Dr. Laurie Burnham
Principal Member of the Technical Staff
Sandia National Laboratories
United States

To Talk

Quantifying the Impact of Dust and Snow on PV Power Plants

Speaker

Thore Müller
CEO
PVRADAR Labs GmbH
Germany

To Talk

Tracking Through the Storm: Outsmarting Hail in Solar PV Systems

Speaker

Giosue Maugeri
Researcher
Ricerca sul sistema Energetico - RSE SpA
Italy

To Talk

Panel Discussion

Speaker

Jonathan Leloux
Managing Director
LuciSun
Belgium

To Talk

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