Members of the Kiwa PVEL team regularly attend in-person events throughout the globe and present or host webinars. Additionally, Kiwa PVEL is often covered in the solar industry’s leading media outlets.
See more about our upcoming and past events and press coverage below.
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Dec 10, 2024. In this pv magazine Webinar, Kiwa PVEL joins other experts to discuss what increasing weather events mean for the solar industry including the benefits of hail-and-wind-resistant modules from a utility, C&I, community solar perspective, as well as from a residential homeowner and installer perspective.
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At the 2024 bifiPV Workshop in Zhuhai, Kiwa PVEL's Jean-Nicolas Jaubert presented on the reliability of back contact solar modules.
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December 4, 2024. Recording available from Kiwa PVEL and Exawatt/CRU's final webinar of 2024, exploring the latest insights from our Q4 Energy Storage Technology and Cost (ESTAC) and Solar Technology and Cost (STAC) reports.
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On Oct. 21st 2024, Kiwa PVEL participated in the Taiyang News Reliable PV Module Design Conference. Click to learn more.
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Read the interview with Kiwa PVEL's Tristan Erion-Lorico and Archana Sinha, PhD about UVID concerns in solar modules.
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Access the recording from our latest webinar, where Kiwa PVEL and Kiwa PI Berlin take a deep dive into our latest white paper on solar module quality recommendations: Raising the Bar.
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Kiwa PVEL's Sishir Garemella presented an "Overview of Indian Module Manufacturers Serving the U.S. Market" at the RE+ 2024 show in Anaheim, CA.
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The Kiwa PVEL team recently took part in 52nd IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference on June 9-14, 2024 in Seattle, Washington. VP of Technical Operations Todd Karin presented on “High-Accuracy Measurement of the Incidence Angle Modifier on PV Modules” and Senior Engineer Arcahana Sinha, PhD shared a poster presentation on “UV-Induced Degradation Susceptibility of Industrial N-Type Silicon High-Efficiency PV Modules.”
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