Greensolver at the National Event on “Flexibility in Renewable Energy and Storage” — July 2

Greensolver at the 2026 National Symposium on ‘Renewable Energy Flexibility and Storage’

On 2 July 2026, France Renouvelables will host the second edition of its National Conference on ‘Renewable Energy Flexibility and Storage’ at 3 Mazarium in Paris. Following the success of the first edition, this event is already establishing itself as a key highlight for those involved in the energy transition in France.

Greensolver will be attending, represented by Jocelyn Bourdonnais, Account Manager, and David Roissé, Storage Team Leader within our Asset Management team.

Why storage has become essential

Energy storage is no longer an option: it is now a cornerstone of France’s energy sovereignty. With solar and wind power accounting for an increasing share of the electricity mix, the ability to make the most of this generation and ensure its flexibility is becoming a key issue — for generators and investors alike, as well as for the electricity system as a whole.

The 2026 edition will focus in particular on the role of storage in maximising the value of PV, the industrial transformation of the renewable energy sector, and the integration of downstream activities to optimise flexibility — all topics at the heart of Greensolver’s expertise.

Comprehensive expertise in storage

At Greensolver, we support players in the energy storage sector with a holistic approach: technical expertise to assess and optimise the performance of assets, financial expertise to model and safeguard the economic value of projects, and day-to-day asset management to ensure their long-term performance.

Come and meet us

If you are attending the conference on 2 July, please do come and have a chat with Jocelyn and David about your storage projects and the challenges you face in asset recovery.Practical information: 2 July 2026, 3 Mazarium, Paris — Event website

🌐 Event website: Flexibility & Storage Conference

See you soon in Paris!

The Greensolver team