If your company, organization, institution, or university would like to support Solar Energy 2025 Summit or you want more information, please send an email
to info@iapub.org. We will provide you with the detailed sponsorship document.
When a sponsorship is agreed upon, We'll prepare a contract for signing.
Once confirmed, we'll announce your presence at the event, provide all the info you need, and set-up calls to guide your team through all of the next steps.
Once a sponsorship is agreed upon, we will prepare a contract for signing.
After confirmation, we will announce your presence at the event, provide all necessary information, and set up calls to guide your team through the next steps.
The following categories of companies should attend the Solar Energy 2025 Summit
1. Solar Panel Manufacturers
1.1 Companies that produce photovoltaic (PV) panels, both traditional silicon-based and next-generation materials such as perovskites.
1.2 Examples: First Solar, SunPower, JinkoSolar, Trina Solar, LG Electronics.
2. Solar Inverter Manufacturers
2.1 Companies that design and manufacture inverters, which convert DC electricity from solar panels into AC electricity.
2.2 Examples: SMA Solar Technology, ABB, SolarEdge Technologies, Enphase Energy, Fronius.
3. Energy Storage Companies
3.1 Companies providing energy storage solutions that support solar energy integration, such as batteries and grid storage systems.
3.2 Examples: Tesla Energy, LG Chem, BYD, Fluence, VARTA.
4. Solar Project Developers and EPC Contractors
4.1 Companies involved in the design, construction, and implementation of solar power plants.
4.2 Examples: First Solar, SunEdison, Canadian Solar, NextEra Energy, Bechtel.
5. Energy Management and Grid Integration Companies
5.1 Companies focused on integrating solar energy into smart grids and energy management systems.
5.2 Examples: Schneider Electric, Siemens, GE Renewable Energy, Eaton.
6. Renewable Energy Investment Firms
6.1 Firms that invest in solar energy projects, technologies, and infrastructure.
6.2 Examples: Brookfield Renewable Partners, BlackRock Renewable Power, Macquarie Green Investment Group.
7. Clean Energy Technology Innovators
7.1 Companies developing innovative technologies that complement or enhance solar energy, such as solar trackers, energy efficiency solutions, and smart home integrations.
7.2 Examples: SunPower (with solar tracking systems), Nextracker, SolarEdge (smart home integration).
8. Solar Energy Consultants and Engineering Firms
8.1 Firms offering consulting services, feasibility studies, and engineering expertise for solar energy projects.
8.2 Examples: DNV GL, Black & Veatch, Wood Mackenzie, RINA.
9. Solar Energy Research Institutes and Universities
9.1 Academic and research institutions focused on advancing solar technologies and conducting cutting-edge research.
9.2 Examples: National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Fraunhofer UMSICHT, University of California Solar Energy Innovation.
10. Government and Policy Advocacy Groups
10.1 Government agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) focused on energy policy, regulatory frameworks, and renewable energy incentives.
10.2 Examples: International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), The International Energy Agency (IEA).
11. Utilities and Power Grid Companies
11.1 Utilities involved in adopting and integrating solar energy into their grids.
11.2 Examples: Pacific Gas and Electric, Duke Energy, NextEra Energy, Enel.
12. Solar Energy Equipment Suppliers
12.1 Companies that supply the hardware and equipment needed for solar installations, such as mounting systems, cables, and trackers.
12.2 Examples: Unirac, Schletter, SunLink, Array Technologies.
If you would like to speak at the conference as a keynote speaker, please send us the following:
Your proposal will be evaluated, and we will reply within 10 days.