Facts & Figures
The Solar Integration Workshop is designed for…
power system operators
distribution grid operators
solar inverter manufacturers
universities and research institutes
consulting companies
transmission grid operators
The increasing interest in solar integration issues motivated us to organize the first Solar Integration Workshop in Aarhus in 2011. The 11th Solar & Storage Integration Workshop will be held virtually and on-site in Germany in case on-site events in september are possible (pending the course of the pandemic) with a duration of 1.5 days, preceded by the 4th E-Mobility Integration Symposium and followed by the 19th Wind Integration Workshop.
The Solar Integration Workshop provides an international forum to:
discuss project experiences
discuss innovative ideas and present results from ongoing research
stimulate interdisciplinary thinking between solar energy and power transmission industries, as well as universities
identify subjects requiring more research efforts
Presentations
Presentations are held by invited speakers from companies and leading research institutes as well as by workshop participants (Call for Papers).
Participants
You would like to know where last year’s participants come from, what type of company they work for, how they became aware of the symposium and how many took part in total?
Then have a look at the following charts:

Figure 1: Number of participants & participating countries at the last Solar Integration Workshop
The following figures give you some details about the past Solar Integration Workshop. Figure 2 shows that the share of participants from Germany is relatively high, which has been the case at past workshops as well.

Figure 2: Participants by country at the Solar Integration Workshop

Figure 3: Structure of participants based on organization type at the Solar Workshop

Figure 4: How participants became aware of the Solar Workshop