VDE Americas Event Calandar

Join us as VDE Americas hosts two of the principal investigators for the In-situ Collaborative Experiment for the Collection of Hail in the Plains (ICECHIP), the first U.S. hail-focused field campaign in over 40 years.

Join us at North America’s largest clean energy conference.

VDE Americas hosts technical experts from Flux Energy and Daly Energy for a discussion about how to quickly and easily evaluate operating solar assets for mergers and acquisitions.

To ensure and maintain federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) or Production Tax Credit (PTC) eligibility in the wake of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBA), stakeholders must successfully navigate and execute 'beginning of construction' (also known as, start of construction) regulatory requirements. This on-demand tech talk provides actionable guidelines about how to ensure that your solar project optimizes tax credit eligibility while minimizing risk exposure.

In this webinar, VDE Americas hosts technical experts from RETC, part of the VDE Group, and Central Tension, a glass reliability expert, to discuss how a new beyond-certification testing protocol is helping to prevent future catastrophic solar project loss events. 

In this hail season tech talk, technical experts from VDE Americas and GameChange Solar, a leading utility-scale solar tracker provider, will present the results of a first-of-its-kind hail stow validation study for a real-world solar facility.

In this on-demand tech talk, risk engineering experts—VDE's Jon Previtali and Global Risk Consultants' Marco Petrilli and Ian Liu—explore why multi-peril catastrophic probable maximum loss (PML) reports are foundational to solar project risk assessment and insurance coverage.

In this webinar, experts on hail risk mitigation and loss prevention—VDE's Jon Previtali and kWh Analytics' Nicole Thompson—share best practices for preparing solar assets and portfolios for hail season and reducing solar insurance premiums. 

This on-demand webinar will help attendees better understand hail formation in severe convective storms—and how to map these risks using ArcGIS.