ACAP friends, members, associates, partners and ARENA are invited to the 2026 Conference of the Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics.

30 November 2026 - at ANU, one day before the APSRC.

ACAP is developing the technologies, knowledge, capability and partnerships that will shape the next generation of solar. The ACAP Conference is a rare opportunity to hear first-hand from our world-class researchers about the breakthroughs, challenges, highlights and insights from 2026.

9.30am-1pm:

Attendees will hear from the Program Leads of ACAP’s six research streams:

Silicon Solar Cells
Emerging Materials
Tandem Solar Cells
Device to Module
Manufacturing & Sustainability
PV Futures & Knowledge Sharing

There'll be a keynote address from a distinguished guest speaker, and we'll hear from ACAP Executive Director Professor Renate Egan.

All attendees are invited to stay and network over a light lunch at 1:00pm.
Conference attendees should register for catering and event updates.

Venue:

Level 6 Marie Reay Building 155 University Avenue, ANU
ACT 2600

📍 Google Maps link

Updates will be shared in a follow-up email to registered participants.

This is a FREE event. Please register to secure your spot and for catering.

2-4pm: ACAP Workshops and ANU lab tour for ACAP Node members

After lunch, all ACAP Node researchers and members are invited to participate in an ANU lab tour and a special workshop gathering your ideas to shape the future of ACAP. Please register your attendance for the workshop and lab tour.

4pm: ACAP 3.0 Celebration!

ACAP members are invited to gather and celebrate the successful launch of ACAP 3.0, our most ambitious program yet. Please register your attendance and join us for drinks and canapes just opposite the conference venue, at
Symposium
13/152 University Ave, Acton ACT 2601

See Google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/nzh44guCGWjC9VBn8

We extend our sincere thanks to ANU for generously hosting the ACAP 2026 Conference, workshops and lab tours.

Contact the host of 2026 Conference of the Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics