The tutorial “Degradation and Reliability of PV Modules”, led by Dr David Moser (Becquerel Institute) and Dr Teresa Barnes (NREL), provides an introduction to how photovoltaic modules degrade over time and how their reliability can be analysed and assessed.

In a 2.5-hour session, the course connects scientific fundamentals with practical approaches, covering key degradation mechanisms, accelerated durability testing, diagnostic techniques, and modelling methods to understand and predict performance losses.

This and other recordings are now available free of charge on the PV Academy website.

There is still time to contribute to the EU PVSEC 2026 programme by organising a Parallel Event. Submit your proposal by 20 March and engage with a diverse international audience of experts from research, industry, finance, and policy.

Parallel Events provide a dedicated space to explore emerging PV technologies, innovative applications, and current market developments, complementing the scientific conference programme.

Submit your proposal and become part of the official conference programme.

Would you like to present at the EU PVSEC 2026? Late abstracts are still being accepted for the conference programme. Researchers and experts are invited to submit their latest results and insights in the field of photovoltaics.

Take part in the EU PVSEC 2026 Exhibition and present your organisation to a global community of PV professionals.

Exhibiting allows you to highlight your solutions, connect with potential partners and clients, and strengthen your presence within the international PV market. Secure your booth and be part of one of the most important meeting points for the global PV community.

If you want to contribute to the EU PVSEC, there are many ways to do so: