Authors wishing to contribute to the Conference Programme of the EU PVSEC 2020, 7 - 11 September 2020, Lisbon, Portugal, should submit an abstract at the latest by
7 February 2020.

Maintaining Momentum

In 2020 the European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference moves south-west, to Lisbon, Portugal, and will be held in the week of 7-11 September. I invite workers in all fields concerned with photovoltaic energy generation to submit abstracts within the 7th February 2020 deadline. The EU PVSEC continues to be the leading platform for the global PV community to meet and discuss new ideas and concepts. The conference maintains at its heart the sharing and development of technical knowledge regarding PV materials, cells and systems. It also sees as essential the dissemination of work that helps ensure rapidly increasing quantities of renewable energy, especially that generated by PV, can be integrated into the current and future energy network.

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Dr. Robert Kenny
European Commission Joint Research Centre
EU PVSEC Technical Programme Chair

Contributions are welcome on all aspects of photovoltaics. The Conference is structured along 7 main topics.

This page contains the guidelines for the submission of your abstract for the EU PVSEC Conference.

All submitted papers of plenary, oral and visual presentations will be published online on the EU PVSEC Proceedings website. The proceedings are indexed by INSPEC.

Papers in the conference proceedings are coded by a digital identifier (DOI code) provided by the German National Library of Science and Technology. This guarantees an unequivocal and permanent identification and citability.

The authors of a limited number of abstracts will be invited to submit these as papers for peer review and publication in a high impact journal. Interested authors may request that their abstract be considered for this process when submitting.

To encourage high-quality work amongst young researchers, on the occasion of the EU PVSEC 2020 the EU PVSEC Student Awards will be delivered in recognition of the most remarkable and outstanding research work in the field of PV. The Scientific Committee may nominate up to 7 awardees among the Conference Subjects.

Your Conference Programme is compiled by the photovoltaic professional world.
Following submission, your abstract will be reviewed by the international EU PVSEC Committee. This distinguished group is made up of about 200 leading experts from institutional and industrial research organisations from around the world.