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Watt Matters by PVcase

At PVcase, we’re on a mission to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy.That’s why we created the Watt Matters podcast - a must-listen series for developers, engineers, analysts, and decision makers shaping the future of large-scale solar.Each episode tackles…

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Sep 21, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Policy, systems and the infrastructure around solar (opens the original)

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    Solar is already one of the fastest and most affordable ways to add new generation in many markets. But economics alone will not determine what gets deployed. As solar becomes a larger part of the global energy system, the constraints around it become more important. Grids need flexibility. Storage needs viable markets. Workers need consistent training. Supply chains need resilience. And an industry built around sustainable energy also has to demonstrate sustainability across the full lifecycle

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Building bankable, build-ready solar (opens the original)

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    Recorded live from Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich, this episode of What Matters brings together four voices shaping the next phase of solar development: David Trainavicius, CEO and founder of PVcase; Miguel Herrero, Senior Market Advisor at PVcase; Stephan Schindele, one of Europe's leading Agri-PV experts; and Madeleine Hill, a solar consultant and partner at Everoze. Across the conversations, one theme kept surfacing: solar demand is still strong, but the projects themselves are getting hard

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    What happens after solar wins? (opens the original)

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    Solar has won the cost battle. But as deployment accelerates, the industry faces a new challenge: making solar work as a core part of the global electricity system. Recorded live from InterSolar Europe 2026, this special episode of Watt Matters brings together three leading voices from across the solar ecosystem: Jenny Chase from BloombergNEF, Josephine Berg from S&P Global, and Stefan Müller from Enerparc. Together, they explore how the industry is moving beyond cheap panels and rapid growth to

  4. Episode · Jul 6, 2026

    Power, Planning and the Future of Digital Infrastructure, with Amy Polvado (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Watt Matters, Ana sits down with Amy Polvado, a seasoned real estate developer turned tech founder and data center strategist, to explore the intricate world of data center development and what it means for energy infrastructure and the broader energy transition. Amy shares how her journey from commercial real estate to launching Facilimax, a digital twin platform for complex built environments, informed her unique perspective on site selection, power challenges, and the press

  5. Episode · Jul 6, 2026

    Fixing the grid, with Rob Gramlich (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Watt Matters, Ana speaks with Rob Gramlich, founder of Grid Strategies and a leading voice on U.S. transmission policy, market design, and interconnection reform. With decades of experience across government and industry—including time at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)—Rob unpacks the structural challenges shaping the next phase of solar and storage deployment. The conversation explores why transmission constraints and interconnection delays have become critical b

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