OKSS Archives Coming After Our Inaugural Event
The first Oklahoma Solar Summit conference archive will be published following the October 2026 event in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. In the meantime, explore the rich archives from our sister conferences below to get a sense of what to expect.
Solar Farm Summit
North America's Agrivoltaics Expo
2023, 2024 & 2025 archives available
The Solar Farm Summit is North America's largest dedicated agrivoltaics conference and expo, bringing together researchers, farmers, developers, and policymakers to advance dual-use solar best practices. Archives include over 4,000 pages of presentations, posters, and resources across three events.
Virginia Solar Summit
Greater Virginia's Premier Ground-Mounted Solar Development Event
Archives from 2021–2026
The Virginia Solar Summit explores solar energy, economic development, and land stewardship with a state-specific lens. Six years of conference archives are freely available, including presentations on solar siting, agrivoltaics policy, community solar, and responsible ground-mount development.
Georgia Solar Farm Summit
Georgia's Agriculture-Forward Dual-Use Solar Event
OKSS archive will be available following the inaugural event!
The Georgia Solar Farm Summit brings farmers, developers, researchers, and policymakers together to build practical best practices for agrivoltaic development on Georgia's working and natural landscapes, with a focus on land stewardship, conservation, and agricultural resilience.
About These Resources
Solar Farm Summit curates publicly available research, guidance, and case studies from trusted third-party organizations. Inclusion does not imply endorsement of any specific project, technology, or approach. Resources are reviewed periodically to reflect evolving best practices and emerging research.
New to agrivoltaics and ecovoltaics? Start here.
You can find many foundational resources on dual-use solar, land stewardship, and responsible ground-mount development. Our curated guide on our main SFS website links you through to established research, best practices, and practical frameworks relevant to Oklahoma’s energy and agricultural landscape.