NOW OPEN! IESNA Flagship 2027 Call for Abstracts
Share Your Insights at IESNA Flagship February 9-11, 2027 in San Diego, CA
The solar and energy storage industry has no shortage of vision. What it needs right now is practitioners willing to share what they’ve learned, from navigating stalled interconnection queues and incorporating policy changes mid-project to keeping deals alive when the commercial ground keeps moving.
If you have real-life learnings, market intelligence, or technical know-how, you’re invited to apply to speak at IESNA Flagship 2027.
Submit your abstract here before Monday, July 20 for consideration
Important Details
Speaker Benefits:
Speaking at IESNA Flagship isn’t just a platform—it’s access to the practitioners, partners, and decision-makers shaping where this industry goes next.
In addition to elevating your position as an industry leader, here are a few of the many other benefits you will receive as a speaker:
- One complimentary registration pass that provides access to all conference sessions, keynote presentations, and the exhibit hall
- Digital recognition before, during, and after the event with photo and biography featured on IESNA Flagship’s speaker web page, mobile app, and post-show report
- Custom promotional assets for you to easily share that you’re speaking at the event with your network
- Invaluable networking opportunities with other presenters, especially onsite in the speaker ready room
Speaking Formats:
- Keynote address
- Single-presenter sessions
- Multi-presenter and panel discussions
- Hands-on workshops
Length: 60 minutes (excluding workshops)
Key Dates & Deadlines:
- June 17, 2026: Call for abstracts opens
- July 20, 2026: Call for abstracts closes at 11:59 PM EST
- October 2026: Announcement regarding the status of your submission
- February 9-11, 2027: IESNA Flagship takes place in San Diego, with the conference running February 9 and 10
A Strong Foundation to Build On
IESNA Flagship 2026 brought together 125+ leading voices in solar and energy storage—from national association leaders and federal agency veterans to technology founders and energy journalists—putting them in front of thousands of EPCs, installers, developers, and storage professionals across three days in San Diego.
The program spanned 30+ sessions covering grid technology, energy storage, policy and trade, and project development.
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