The third edition of Pulse 2025, a leading event in the renewable energy sector organized by RatedPower, will take place on April 3rd and 4th. This year, the event will be held at the Official College of Architects of Madrid (COAM), a dynamic space that will host industry leaders. Review Energy will participate as a media partner to bring all the latest updates and insights shared during the event. Following the success of Pulse 2024, which gathered over 250 attendees, the 2025 edition is set to exceed all expectations. This event will bring together the main actors in the global renewable energy value chain, from large utilities and developers to EPC specialists and asset managers. Together, they will address industry challenges and uncover new business opportunities. Over the two days, attendees will engage in insightful discussions, hands-on sessions, and numerous networking opportunities. Additionally, there will be a special evening event to celebrate innovation and collaboration in the transition towards a low-carbon future. Pulse 2025 will be ed by key industry players such as Enoé, Clean Power Research®, Imageryst, and AboitizPower, who will sponsor the event. 4g532p

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The agenda for Pulse 2025 is confirmed and will feature prominent speakers such as Colin Westmoreland (CIO of Enverus), Bernadette Johnson (General Manager of Power & Renewables at Enverus), Ángela del Carmen (CEO and Co-Founder of Imageryst), Evan Kyte (SolarAnywhere® Product Manager at Clean Power Research), Khalil Sfar (Technical Director of Enoé Energie), and Maria Gil (Business Development EU, Heliovolta). These experts will share their vision of the future of renewable energy and the emerging technologies that are transforming the industry.

 
In addition to the presentations, Pulse 2025 will offer technical workshops focused on the most innovative renewable technologies. A key topic will be the hybridization of PV-BESS, a crucial area for the future of storage and the integration of renewable energy. This year’s agenda promises to delve into these and other cutting-edge topics, providing attendees with practical insights to navigate the ever-evolving renewable energy landscape.
 
Yuko Ishihara, Managing Partner at Photon Capital, who participated in previous editions, highlighted what he values most about the event: "What I like the most is that we can learn from professionals and talk to them during the event. At most events, speakers leave after their talks, but at this event, the speakers stay so other professionals can talk to them."