Introducing...
SolarPLUS Central & Eastern Europe
Shaping the Next Phase of Utility-Scale Solar + Storage in Central and Eastern Europe
24-25 November 2026 | Warsaw Presidential Hotel, Warsaw, Poland
Why We’re Becoming SolarPLUS
Across Central and Eastern Europe, utility-scale solar is no longer developing in isolation. Projects are increasingly shaped by grid availability, storage integration, evolving regulation and the need for flexible, bankable power.
The transition from Large Scale Solar CEE to SolarPLUS CEE reflects this shift. The event now focuses on integrated solar and storage development, hybrid projects, grid strategy and the commercial models underpinning long-term growth in the region.
While the name evolves, the platform remains the same: a senior audience, a market-led programme and conversations grounded in real projects.
The Power of Sponsorship
SolarPLUS CEE is more than a traditional conference. The event is built around dialogue, regional insight and partnership creation, bringing together organisations actively shaping the future of utility-scale solar and storage in Central and Eastern Europe.
2023 Event Brochure

Download the Large Scale Solar Central and Eastern Europe event brochure to learn more about:
- Event Themes
- Sponsorship Opportunities
- What Our Attendees Think
- 2022 Attendee Snapshot
- The Companies Who Attend
- How To Get Involved
Discussing the Key Trends in the Industry

Grid Constraints and Curtailment Crisis
A core theme for this year’s conference is the critical challenge of grid connectivity across CEE markets. Curtailment is significantly eroding revenues, with capture rates plummeting to 50-60% of baseload.

Hybrid Project Economics and Battery Storage Integration
Solar and storage configurations, examining the practical complexities of structuring, financing, and deploying hybrid assets.

Project Bankability and Financing Evolution
Multiple sessions dedicated to how lenders are adapting underwriting models to manage merchant volatility and curtailment risk.

Corporate PPAs and Offtake Structures
Exploration of the next generation of PPA deals in CEE, including crossborder arrangements, 24 hour matching requirements, and scope 2 compliance.

Supply Chain Security and Module Sourcing
Dedicated sessions on navigating European production versus global pricing dynamics, balancing cost competitiveness with supply chain security, and adapting to evolving compliance frameworks.

CEE Market Deep-Dives
Country-specific sessions examining development opportunities, regulatory frameworks, and market dynamics across key CEE territories including Ukraine, Romania, Czech Republic, and Bulgaria.
Why Attend the Summit in 2026?
Central and Eastern Europe’s solar market is entering a more complex phase, defined by grid constraints, storage readiness and changing policy frameworks. SolarPLUS CEE is designed for professionals navigating these realities, bringing together the insight, connections and regional perspective needed to move utility-scale projects forward.
Each CEE market is developing at a different pace, shaped by local grid readiness, regulation and investment appetite. SolarPLUS CEE gives you a clearer view of where opportunities are emerging, where risks remain, and how peers are navigating complexity across the region.
The SolarPLUS CEE programme is built around the challenges developers, investors and utilities are facing today. Sessions focus on grid access, storage co-location, hybrid project design, financing structures and regulatory direction, with insights grounded in active projects across the region.
SolarPLUS CEE bring together a senior audience involved in the delivery of utility-scale solar and storage projects. The format supports meaningful conversations around live projects, procurement needs and partnerships, helping delegates build relationships that extend beyond the event.
Speaking Opportunities Available for 2026
We’re now inviting speakers to join the 2026 SolarPLUS CEE programme
The Summit's programme is built around the decisions determining project viability across Central and Eastern Europe’s diverse markets, from established solar countries to those entering their next growth phase.
We’re looking for project developers, investors, utilities and technology leaders who can bring real-world experience to the discussions already shaping this year’s agenda, from solar-plus-storage deployment to grid and revenue strategy.
Represented Countries Include:











