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The split in module pricing persisted through August

August PV Index: premium modules hold ground as demand cools

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Module pricing kept splitting along the premium line in August 2026, with TOPCon bifacial posting the month's strongest gain and Back Contact now the most expensive segment, even as inverter pricing moved unevenly and the demand signal continued to cool.

Flat and green roof solar demand is rising, and installers need the mounting to match

Webinar 23/9/26: Speed and flexibility in megawatt flat-roof installations

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Large flat-roof and green-roof solar projects are growing fast. Join K2 Systems for a free webinar on the mounting systems built to keep installation quick without sacrificing adaptability.

Out with the old, in with the new – a row of meters mid-transition

Serbia – nearly €200 million invested in smart meter rollout

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EDS, the state-run distributor for the Western Balkan country, has invested around €200 million in smart meters, with almost a quarter of the country's meters now read remotely.

Two Valencia-region projects mark the next step in the BW ESS growth strategy for Spain

BW ESS buys into Spain's storage boom with 126 MW deal

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The battery storage developer has acquired two battery storage projects near Valencia from developer Navacant, adding up to 675 MWh of capacity to its Spanish pipeline ahead of 2028 commissioning.

Katharina David discusses the trends shaping mounting technology today

K2 Systems: innovations are opening up new applications

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CEO Talk: Installers and EPCs are facing dual pressure. Project sizes are growing and installation windows are tightening, while demands regarding quality, reliability and safety are rising. How are mounting system providers responding to these challenges? Here’s what they told us.

Anchored and going nowhere near the shore

Landatu Solar expands into floating solar and flat-roofs

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The Bilbao-based manufacturer now offers three mounting systems spanning reservoirs, ponds and flat roofs, designed for straightforward installation and reduced environmental impact.

All of pv Europe, one sign-up away

Worth the sign-up – a small update from pv Europe

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A handful of our articles now ask for a free newsletter sign-up before you can read them. It's a small step, and everything else stays exactly as it is.

Gregor Kuschmann (right) presents the new Battery vision 2

Solarwatt: from home to market – complete systems for buildings

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PV Guided Tours: Homes are increasingly becoming energy producers. Sector coupling within the building is growing in importance and even electric vehicles are now part of the picture. Gregor Kuschmann and Robert Pawlik of Solarwatt explain which components and solutions make energy independence possible and how buildings are playing a new role in the energy market.

Inside the inverter: once a black box, now a connected node in Europe's grid

Inverters open a new front in Europe's energy sovereignty

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Once a commodity, the solar inverter is now a connected gateway to Europe's energy system. As the market recovers, manufacturers face new pressures from cybersecurity, grid integration, local value creation and geopolitical competition.

Genera has opened the call for entries for the twelfth Innovation Gallery

Genera scouts practical technology for returning Innovation Gallery

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The energy trade fair in Madrid is inviting research institutions and exhibitors to submit technologically mature, market-ready developments for its 2026 showcase, with applications closing on 16 October.

The gap between cars and vans is narrowing, lane by lane

UK – electric vans and cars both hit August records

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Battery electric vehicles had their strongest August on record, with cars taking 30 percent of new registrations and vans reaching 17 percent, as sales continued to outpace the UK's zero-emission vehicle targets for a third straight month.

One of the herd's 150 members, making itself at home

Germany – a solar farm rises to deer height

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In Saarland, Perigus Energy raised its modules just high enough for the estate's antlered residents to pass safely beneath them, with early results showing the herd has settled in well.

Franz-Josef Feilmeier (right) is an expert in energy storage

Fenecon: large storage systems – made in Europe

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CEO Talk: Growing demand for large-scale storage systems is working in favour of European suppliers. Safety and security are becoming increasingly important. What role does service play, from commissioning through the entire lifespan of the storage system? Fenecon's CEO shares his view.

Mirror versus matt: ZRM+ in close-up

Megasol in-roof modules now glare-free as standard

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Level Up, the Swiss manufacturer's roof-integrated photovoltaic system, now comes with the ZRM+ module surface across the board, fully integrated and certified to a strict luminance threshold.

Assembly –  the part "Made in Europe" is supposed to guarantee

European regions and industry push for tougher "Made in Europe" rules

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A Brussels coalition of regional governments, manufacturers and trade unions is calling for tougher local-content rules in the EU's planned Industrial Accelerator Act.

CEO Esref Deniz (left) lays out the ENTEGRO strategy

ENTEGRO PV SYSTEMS: one idea ahead

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CEO Talk: ENTEGRO develops, plans and implements PV projects for companies and investors. Driven by the ambition to always be one idea better, the company consistently pushes innovation, efficiency and project quality. What this means in practice, and how it translates into real economic advantages, is revealed in a behind-the-scenes look.

Alastair Mounsey is Vice President Europe at JA, formerly JA Solar

JA’s Alastair Mounsey: “Europe pushes us technologically”

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The VP Europe at JA discusses why Europe pushes the company technologically, its evolution into an integrated PV and storage supplier, and the European roadshow introducing partners to its next phase.

EES Europe in Munich, June 2026: C&I and utility storage is driving the energy transition

Upcoming investor newsletter: storage takes on subsidy-free solar

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An economic solution is emerging in the dispute over EEG feed-in tariffs and grid bottlenecks: battery storage systems that let solar feed-in be managed commercially while easing pressure on the grid, ahead of our next investor newsletter on 16 September.

The cradle of the Renaissance and host city for December's Integrated Photovoltaics Conference

Italy – Florence to host conference on solar in the built environment

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The IPV Conference will gather architects, planners and researchers at the Chamber of Commerce on 3 and 4 December to examine how photovoltaics can be integrated into buildings, infrastructure and vehicles.