Co-Location, Co-Location, Co-Location

Join Solar Energy UK for a focused half-day event exploring the growing commercial and strategic importance of co-located solar and battery storage projects.

As grid constraints, flexibility requirements, and evolving policy reshape the energy landscape, co-location is becoming an increasingly important route to improving project economics, maximising grid connections, and unlocking additional revenue opportunities.

The event will bring together influential voices from across government, industry, investment, and infrastructure, including a keynote from Chris Stark of the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ). We will examine the real-world commercial, regulatory, and operational considerations shaping project viability and deployment.

Attendees will gain:

• Insight into the market and policy developments influencing co-located projects

• Perspectives on evolving revenue models and flexibility opportunities

• Practical discussion around delivery, grid, operational, and regulatory challenges

• The opportunity to connect with developers, investors, and industry decision-makers across the value chain

The programme will begin at 1pm, with keynote presentations and panel discussions running through to 5pm, followed by a networking reception from 5pm onwards.

About the Headline sponsor:

Modo Energy is the AI-native standard for valuing energy storage and solar assets. The Modo Energy Terminal brings together FCA-regulated benchmarks, bankable revenue forecasts and AI solutions into a single platform used by hundreds of leading organisations worldwide.

Asset owners, operators, developers, and financiers rely on Modo Energy to cut through complexity, benchmark performance, and move faster in markets that don't wait. From grid-scale BESS to utility solar, Modo Energy delivers the data infrastructure the energy transition runs on.

Founded in 2019 and backed by $53M from Molten Ventures, MMC Ventures, and Fred Olsen, Modo Energy is scaling globally with offices in London, New York, Sydney, and Madrid.