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The German solar market has always played an outstanding role in the development of PV in Europe. The country has almost continually been the EU's largest market and operated nearly one third of the EU's solar power installations. But can the market grow fast enough and install more than 20 GW per year? This will be necessary to meet its ambitious target of 215 GW of solar capacity by 2030.This session will take a close look at:Status of solar power in Germany todayStrategy for meeting the country's ambitious installation targetsAnalysis of different market segments - residential, C&I and utility-scaleThe German PV and Battery Storage Market

The German solar market has always played an outstanding role in the development of PV in Europe. The country has almost continually been the EU's largest market and operated nearly one third of the EU's solar power installations. But can the market grow fast enough and install more than 20 GW per year? This will be necessary to meet its ambitious target of 215 GW of solar capacity by 2030.This session will take a close look at:Status of solar power in Germany todayStrategy for meeting the country's ambitious installation targetsAnalysis of different market segments - residential, C&I and utility-scaleThe German PV and Battery Storage Market

The German solar market has always played an outstanding role in the development of PV in Europe. The country has almost continually been the EU's largest market and operated nearly one third of the EU's solar power installations. But can the market grow fast enough and install more than 20 GW per year? This will be necessary to meet its ambitious target of 215 GW of solar capacity by 2030.This session will take a close look at:Status of solar power in Germany todayStrategy for meeting the country's ambitious installation targetsAnalysis of different market segments - residential, C&I and utility-scaleThe German PV and Battery Storage Market

After three consecutive years of more than 40 percent growth in the European solar market, the main drivers - the energy crisis and resilience support programs - no longer apply: energy prices have dropped to almost pre-pandemic levels. The key question is: How can we maintain the solar growth momentum across the continent, from major to emerging markets?This session will cover:Status of solar power demand in EuropeUpdated European installation forecasts through 2028Obstacles & opportunities in leading and major emerging European solar markets

After three consecutive years of more than 40 percent growth in the European solar market, the main drivers - the energy crisis and resilience support programs - no longer apply: energy prices have dropped to almost pre-pandemic levels. The key question is: How can we maintain the solar growth momentum across the continent, from major to emerging markets?This session will cover:Status of solar power demand in EuropeUpdated European installation forecasts through 2028Obstacles & opportunities in leading and major emerging European solar markets