Events

UK ENERGY STORAGE CONFERENCE Carl Ennis, Managing Director of Products & Systems within Siemens Smart Infrastructure in the UK and Ireland, is confirmed as a keynote speaker at the UKES2019 conference. Carl is an engineer with an interest in the future of energy in the UK, and a passion for building teams to help deliver it.  Carl has significant experience of the UK and global energy markets, having worked in the industry for thirty years. In almost twenty years with…

Come and meet SuperSolar and the CREST Photovoltaic Measurement and Calibration Laboratory at Solar & Storage Live. Click here to register.

This one day meeting provides a forum to help assess the current state of the art in solar cells. It brings together a list of distinguished invited speakers whose expertise covers the range of photovoltaic technologies. Click here to register Programme • Scalable processing of perovskite photovoltaics, Maikel Van Hest (NREL, USA) • Computational design of higher mobility TCO’s, David Scanlon (UCL) • Antimony selenide solar cells: Development and potential, Jon Major (Liverpool University) • High-resolution correlative characterisation of thin-film PV devices, Tom Fiducia (Loughborough University) •…

5th International Conference on Perovskite Solar Cells and Optoelectronics.

This three-day, single-session conference will explore research progress towards solar fuels production through a series of talks by leading international scientists. Aiming to foster an atmosphere of open discussion with ample scope for cross-fertilization of ideas between researchers working on photocatalytic, electrocatalytic, photoelectrocatalytic, and biohybrid routes to renewable fuel production. A strong focus for the conference will be the relationship between fundamental science and application, emphasising the future of the solar fuels field, the challenges that it faces and the…

MIGRATE is the only TSO-led project under the European H2020 framework, supported by academics and industrial partners. This £19m project has investigated a number of key factors which have stemmed from a transition to the low carbon network and the high penetration of power electronics including the impact on stability, protection and harmonics in a network with a high penetration of power electronics. In particularly, MIGRATE is hoping to provide a useful engineering enabler for a zero carbon transmission network.…

A Journey Towards a Future Power Grid http://www.ieee-manchester.org.uk/meeps-2019/