MSSIA: Sunmer Solar Social Down & Dirty 2026
MSSIA board members and guests will gather for the Sunmer Solar Social Down & Dirty 2026 on Wednesday, August 26, at Harvest Moon Brewery & Cafe in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
The Sunmer Solar Social offers professionals across the solar, storage and broader energy community a relaxed setting to connect outside the traditional conference environment. With no lengthy presentations or formal sessions, the event is designed to encourage open conversation and strengthen relationships across the industry.
As the official Regulatory Data Partner, EnerKnol supports MSSIA in creating opportunities that bring the energy community together and promote stronger industry collaboration.
EnerKnol team members Adam S. Johnson and Gulsum Akcay will be on site and look forward to connecting with energy professionals throughout the evening.
Check-in begins at 5:45 p.m. The event will run from 6 to 8 p.m.
To learn more about the event, visit the official MSSIA website.
About the Mid-Atlantic Solar & Storage Industries Association (MSSIA)
MSSIA is the premier advocacy organization representing solar and storage businesses across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Through technical expertise, policy leadership, and market development initiatives, MSSIA drives the clean energy transition across the Mid-Atlantic region.
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