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ALT Flyer of Solar Grid connectivity webinar With targets of 70 GW of installed capacity by 2035, the required rapid growth in the deployment of solar photovoltaics presents challenges and opportunities for system developers, network operators, financiers, and consumers that the research community can address. This FREE to attend webinar provides industry insight and highlights research efforts surrounding Solar Grid Connectivity, from major solar assets to micro and mini grids, as we strive to achieve more PV generating power. Blue solar panel background with reflection of pylons Images of Chair Philip Sandwell and Speakers Alistair Buckley, Nikki Pillinger, Pat Wheeler, Reena Sayani and Mark Letcher For more info click the link in the tweet
ALT Postcard image with half of the page, on a blue background containing the text "We are delighted to announce the launch of the IGNITE Network Mentoring Programme: Action Learning Circles! We are now recruiting mentors (facilitators) and mentees (circle participants) to take part in the IGNITE Network pilot Mentoring Programme to support researchers from underrepresented and minoritised groups in energy research. Find out more at: www.ignitenetplus.ac.uk/initiatives/mentoring or ignitenetplus@strath.ac.uk." There is a QR code and the text scan me in the bottom left corner. The other half of the image is a group of 6 people sitting around a table with the logos for IGNITE and EPSRC in the top right corner and the text "The closing date for Expressions of interest 27 October 2023."
ALT Postcard image with half of the page, on a blue background containing the text "We are delighted to announce the launch of the IGNITE Network Mentoring Programme: Action Learning Circles! We are now recruiting mentors (facilitators) and mentees (circle participants) to take part in the IGNITE Network pilot Mentoring Programme to support researchers from underrepresented and minoritised groups in energy research. Find out more at: www.ignitenetplus.ac.uk/initiatives/mentoring or ignitenetplus@strath.ac.uk." There is a QR code and the text scan me in the bottom left corner. The other half of the image is a group of 6 people sitting around a table with the logos for IGNITE and EPSRC in the top right corner and the text "The closing date for Expressions of interest 27 October 2023."
ALT Green gradient background, photos of speakers in a Silicon wafer arrangement. SuperSolar Logo top left Online Webinar PV in the Circular Economy June 7th 2pm-4.30 pm The circular economy is increasingly important to the photovoltaics industry and with ambitious plans for global PV installation to achieve Net Zero, is undoubtedly set to drive and set challenges for research in PV. This FREE webinar focusses on current and future PV recycling strategies (for silicon, CdTe and next generation PV), featuring key industry players and bringing insight from researchers from the USA, where solar assets are significantly more mature than in the UK. Chair - Dr Patrick Isherwood, Loughborough University Jan Clyncke, PV CYCLE Peter Staudt-Fischbach, First Solar Inc Dr Matthew Royle and Dr Susana Iglesias Porras, Newcastle University Dr Silvana Ovaitt, NREL Dr Cara Libby, Electric Power Research Institute
ALT Green gradient background, photos of speakers in a Silicon wafer arrangement. SuperSolar Logo top left Online Webinar PV in the Circular Economy June 7th 2pm-4.30 pm The circular economy is increasingly important to the photovoltaics industry and with ambitious plans for global PV installation to achieve Net Zero, is undoubtedly set to drive and set challenges for research in PV. This FREE webinar focusses on current and future PV recycling strategies (for silicon, CdTe and next generation PV), featuring key industry players and bringing insight from researchers from the USA, where solar assets are significantly more mature than in the UK. Chair - Dr Patrick Isherwood, Loughborough University Jan Clyncke, PV CYCLE Peter Staudt-Fischbach, First Solar Inc Dr Matthew Royle and Dr Susana Iglesias Porras, Newcastle University Dr Silvana Ovaitt, NREL Dr Cara Libby, Electric Power Research Institute
ALT Green gradient background, photos of speakers in a Silicon wafer arrangement. SuperSolar Logo top left Online Webinar PV in the Circular Economy June 7th 2pm-4.30 pm The circular economy is increasingly important to the photovoltaics industry and with ambitious plans for global PV installation to achieve Net Zero, is undoubtedly set to drive and set challenges for research in PV. This FREE webinar focusses on current and future PV recycling strategies (for silicon, CdTe and next generation PV), featuring key industry players and bringing insight from researchers from the USA, where solar assets are significantly more mature than in the UK. Chair - Dr Patrick Isherwood, Loughborough University Jan Clyncke, PV CYCLE Peter Staudt-Fischbach, First Solar Inc Dr Matthew Royle and Dr Susana Iglesias Porras, Newcastle University Dr Silvana Ovaitt, NREL Dr Cara Libby, Electric Power Research Institute
