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Boosting electricity demand and flexibility is key to unlocking the benefits of the energy transition, says Eurelectric.

The new position paper recommends leveraging solar, storage and electrification to reinforce Europe’s energy security and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Professor Martin Green of the University of New South Wales is a legend of solar research, holding numerous patents and efficiency records since going all the way back to 1974. Now Chief Scientific Officer at Euronergy, he is focused on developing glass-free, lightweight modules that are exceptionally thin and easy to install.

Vertical solar modules boost farmland yields and land use. Marius Sinn of Next2Sun outlines the benefits and installation.

Companies across Europe are integrating PV and storage to advance e-mobility, as demonstrated at the recent Sungrow Charging Summit 2025.

As Greece’s PV market expands into large-scale projects, Helapco President Panagiotis Mourtopallas explains why clear rules for self-consumption are needed.

As Power-to-Heat gains traction in Europe, our daily focus from 3–6 November at 18:00 highlights the key opportunities and innovations.

Wholesalers face a tough market: demand is weak, prices are at historic lows and political developments add further volatility. In this interview, BayWa r.e. Solar Trade CEO Frank Jessel explains his continued optimism.

The fourth edition of the conference will take place on 3 December 2025 in Brussels, organised by Intersolar Europe and SolarPower Europe.

The inaugural Green Energy Fair at Arena Zagreb showcased photovoltaics, energy storage and electromobility, attracting exhibitors and visitors from Croatia and neighbouring countries.

The cargo ship MV Vertom Tula now sails with 44 Solar Flatracks from Wattlab, delivering onboard solar power and cutting onboard energy demand by 20 percent.

The provider of asset and energy management solutions aims to accelerate its international expansion through a realignment of its regional structures.

E3/DC’s new home power plant, SMA’s Sunny Tripower, Sigenergy’s fanless hybrid inverter and Heckert Solar’s 460 W module headline this week’s product highlights.

From 2025 to 2029, companies will have access to low-interest loans, including for the construction of photovoltaic systems, though several eligibility criteria must be met.

The era of petrol and diesel dominance is drawing to a close. Mobility is transitioning to electric, with millions of private electric cars, company fleets, and commercial vehicles creating new demands on the energy supply. Filling stations, parking garages, and parking lots now represent opportunities to provide EVs with solar power.

As renewable energy grows, especially in solar, leaders need the vision to see the whole board, explains Ali Inal, Managing Director at Senkron Digital.

Industry players will meet in Amsterdam on 4–5 November for the 2025 edition of the conference, with a focus on competitive renewable solutions.

Equipping large commercial roofs with solar is no simple feat, especially when budgets are tight. The innovations featured here offer faster installation and reduced costs. Discover the latest products in the PV market.

European Energy Australia is constructing the Winton North hybrid project in the northeast of Victoria, with inverters supplied by Spanish technology company Ingeteam.

The agreement marks Econergy’s first virtual power purchase in Poland and forms a cornerstone of the company’s project financing strategy.

The Zeus 1.1 Performance reaches efficiency levels of 23 percent and is available immediately for business customers.

Trade fairs Genera and Matelec return to Madrid this November with 800 exhibitors presenting the latest in solar and electrification across 34,000 square metres.

On-demand electric vans with battery swapping can provide continuous door-to-door service while reducing private car use, cutting emissions and supporting renewable integration into the grid, writes guest author Richard Peel.

Piko CI 100 inverters from Kostal ensure reliable solar power conversion in a dual-use system that keeps farmland productive

Electricity consumers will soon benefit from lower grid fees for midday usage, as flexible tariffs are introduced to encourage smarter consumption. The move positions Austria as a pioneer in driving greater system flexibility across Europe.