PV CellTech USA 2026
A conference focused on U.S. photovoltaic manufacturing, supply chains, policy and production technology.
San Francisco Bay Area
- Dates
- October 13–14, 2026
- Venue
- San Francisco Bay Area
TL;DR
- PV CellTech USA 2026 is scheduled for October 13–14 in the San Francisco Bay Area.
- Its agenda addresses U.S. solar manufacturing, including production capacity, policy, investment, supply chains and cell technology.
- The program includes presentations, panel discussions and networking breaks.
About
The conference examines expansion of U.S. wafer, cell and module manufacturing, alongside policy and investment considerations. Its program also covers production advances and the development of photovoltaic manufacturing beyond Asia.
Who you'll find in the room
U.S. policy makers
Policy makers working on U.S. solar manufacturing and related policy.
Manufacturers
Manufacturing companies involved in the photovoltaic sector.
Supply chain specialists
Specialists across the solar manufacturing supply chain.
Technology entrants
New entrants developing photovoltaic technology.
Sector finance stakeholders
Stakeholders involved in financing the sector.
Featured speakers
25 listedMoustafa Ramadan
Alex Zhu
Thomas Koerner
Mike Carr
Tom Beline
Nathan Picarsic
Jade Jones
Ankit Singhal
Harsh Galia
Teresa Barnes
Jon Previtali
Sean Fallon
Juan Carlos Rosa
Henry Hieslmair
James Kim
Frank Faller
EliTe Solar
Balachander Krishnan
Indosol Solar
Marvin Yang
Martin Pochtaruk
Jesse Simons
Solarcycle
Matt Card
Phil Rausch
Partners on record
13 listedVenue & travel
Venue
San Francisco Bay AreaQuestions people ask
5 answeredPV CellTech USA 2026 is scheduled for October 13–14, 2026.
The event takes place in the San Francisco Bay Area, in California.
The intended audience includes policy makers, manufacturers, supply-chain specialists, technology entrants and sector finance stakeholders.
Its two-day focus on manufacturing means project developers and installers interested mainly in downstream deployment, or anyone outside the U.S. supply chain, would get less from it than from a broader solar show.
Attendees at solar manufacturing conferences usually wear business casual, such as slacks and button-downs or polos, with a blazer for policy and finance speakers. The San Francisco Bay Area in October is mild, so a light jacket for cool mornings and evenings is sensible.
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