Date & Time: 11 June 2026 at 5 pm CEST
Organizer: pv magazine
Description: This webinar explores how independent reliability testing from Kiwa PVEL reveals performance differences between solar modules and how that data can support smarter procurement and risk management decisions in solar projects.
Date & Time: 15 June 2026 at 9:30 am CEST
Organizer: pv magazine
Description: How can solar trackers withstand increasingly challenging wind conditions while protecting PV module performance? Join this pv magazine webinar to explore ESET’s self-locking tracker technology, the science behind wind-induced vibrations, and lessons from real-world projects on improving reliability, bankability, and lowering LCOE.
Date: 16 June 2026
Organizer: IRENA
Description: Of the 2.1 billion people without access to clean cooking, nearly 30% rely on charcoal. Its use remains persistent and is increasing in urban areas of sub-Saharan Africa. Policy measures to curb charcoal use have mainly consisted of bans, which have largely proven ineffective. Given the expected continued dependence on charcoal for cooking energy, innovations and investments that support the modernisation of its production and use are urgently needed.
IRENA’s report explores the policies, financing mechanisms, and innovations required to modernise the charcoal value chain, ensuring access to cooking energy, enhancing energy security, and protecting the livelihoods sustained by the charcoal value chain.
Date & Time: 16 June 2026 at 10 am CEST
Organizer: pv magazine
Description: Join this pv magazine webinar to discover how integrating Solax’s Thermal R290 heat pump with PV, battery storage, and smart energy management can maximize solar self-consumption, lower energy bills, and enhance home energy independence.
Date & Time: 2 July 2026 at 2 pm CEST
Organizer: ESI Africa
Description: Following ARE’s recent rebranding to the Alliance for Renewable Electrification, Commercial & Industrial (C&I) electrification has become a key pillar of the organisation’s expanded mandate. As businesses and industries seek cleaner, more reliable, and cost-effective energy solutions, C&I electrification is emerging as a key driver of sustainable economic growth in emerging and developing markets.
The upcoming Innovation for Electrification (I4E) webinar will explore how decentralised renewable energy (DRE) solutions are helping C&I users replace fossil fuel-based energy with clean electricity to power operations, improve resilience, and reduce costs and emissions.
Join us as we dive into practical applications, business models, and technologies enabling reliable, affordable, low-emission energy access across sectors including digital infrastructure, industrial production and processing, urban commerce, agri-processing, transport, logistics, and other energy-intensive industries.
The webinar will feature expert insights from ARE Members, followed by a live Q&A with participants.
Date: 8 July 2026
Organizer: ESI Africa
Description: Zambia’s power sector is undergoing a structural shift driven by hydrological volatility, tariff reforms, and increasing demand for reliable, cost-effective electricity among commercial and industrial (C&I) consumers. This has accelerated interest in distributed renewable energy solutions, particularly solar PV paired with battery energy storage systems.
Recent regulatory adjustments and private sector participation are opening pathways for embedded generation, wheeling frameworks, and corporate PPAs, positioning Zambia as a compelling frontier market for C&I energy investments.
Date: 9 July 2026
Organizer: Mining Review Africa
Description: Is the African mining industry doing enough to advance diversity, equity and inclusion—or is progress falling short?
While there have been notable gains in gender representation and the adoption of inclusive policies, significant challenges remain, particularly in leadership diversity, workplace culture, and meaningful inclusion across the sector.
Join industry leaders, policymakers, and DEI experts for a thought-provoking webinar that examines the real state of transformation in African mining.
Nairobi, KENYA