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The Solis PrimePower units that will cut the electricity bill and carbon footprint

UK – Solis announces UK arrival with NHS battery project

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The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital has switched on a 600 kWh battery system paired with rooftop solar, delivered by ZLC Energy using six Solis PrimePower units. The setup is expected to offset around 75 percent of the hospital's electricity use.

A closer look at the hardware enabling megawatt charging without megawatt grid connections

Fraunhofer-led project scales up charging for heavy-duty transport

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The HV-MELA-BAT programme is advancing megawatt-scale charging with modular DC/DC converters, achieving high efficiency and enabling over 1 MW charging on a limited grid connection.

The hardware behind the headline figures

CATL's sodium-ion tech promises a longer life and wider range

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According to the world's largest battery maker, the system reaches up to 15,000 cycles at 25 degrees Celsius, and offers higher overcharge tolerance than comparable lithium-ion technology.

Martin Göteson, CEO of E-Mobility

Sweden – E-Mobility wins national EV charging role

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The Swedish Transport Administration has awarded Soltech subsidiary E-Mobility a two-year framework agreement for EV charging infrastructure at its properties across Sweden, with a potential value of SEK 28 million and an option to extend for a further two years.

Best practice projects will be on show at Château Gassies near Bordeaux

Agrivoltaics Industry Forum 2026 heads to Bordeaux

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Providers, growers and researchers will convene at Château Gassies on 13 and 14 October 2026 to share the latest findings on combining crop production with solar generation across European conditions.

Ready to roll – the cabinets comply with international fire safety standards including NFPA 855

AlphaESS targets large-scale storage with modular cabinet

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The Storion-LC 836 delivers 835.9 kWh per cabinet and scales to 6.7 MWh when eight units are connected in parallel, with front-side cabling and standardised transport reducing installation complexity.

Where solar meets wind: co-located renewables are on the rise

The industrialisation of solar construction has begun

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Solar park construction is picking up pace worldwide. The bottleneck isn't materials or components, but land, grid connection points and people. Our next newsletter for investors will be published on August 12, 2026.

E-heat and mobility are two ways to optimise self-consumption

Smartfox: complete energy management for self-consumption

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CEO Talk: the most efficient kilowatt-hour of solar power is the one used on site. That calls for clever ways of integrating a wide range of components as flexibly as possible: heat pumps, EV charging, air conditioning and more. How can buildings make maximum use of the solar energy on their roofs? Find out in the video. (German with English subtitles)

Our guest author Harry Wolkenfelt, CEO and founder of Solarif Group

Risk management, not insurance, will decide the future of solar and BESS

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As solar and battery storage projects scale up, the industry's exposure to fire, serial defects and unmanaged risk is outpacing its reliance on insurance alone, argues Harry Wolkenfelt of Solarif Group.

Guest author, solar market expert Gerard Scheper

Opinion: Battery storage is becoming growth infrastructure

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Gerard Scheper of European Solar argues that the positive sentiment seen after Intersolar Europe is no longer just sentiment, it is slowly turning into action.

Designing solar arrays around usable plant light can raise energy yields without harming crops

Study: plant physiology, not shading, should drive agri-PV design

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Configuring solar arrays around the light spectrum plants actually use can substantially raise energy yields while leaving crop growth unaffected, Australian researchers report.

Belgium's Innoptus Solar Team, Minnesota-bound, with LONGi's BC flexible modules catching light across the bodywork

BC cells hit Route 66 with LONGi's European racers

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Having worked with Belgium's Innoptus Solar Team at the 2025 Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, LONGi adds the Netherlands' Delft Solar Team for the American Solar Challenge, running from 25 July to 1 August.

Solar asset inspection: the raw material for Málaga's quality agenda

Solar Quality Summit Europe turns its lens on assets and performance

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Engineers, financiers and operators will convene on 23 and 24 February 2027 for the Solar Quality Summit Europe, with a programme centred on real-world performance data and long-term asset value.

Session stage at the Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich: Hans-Christoph Neidlein (pv Europe) with Lance Hong (Sungrow)

From liability to asset – the new economics of fleet charging

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Three projects presented at the Intersolar Forum show how PV, battery storage, charging infrastructure, energy management software and market integration are turning commercial truck and bus depots into flexible, revenue-generating assets.

Four tiers of safety, one very large ventilation grille

Aqua E261 offers 261 kWh of cooled storage per cabinet

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Clou Electronics and Midea Energy have developed a large-scale C&I storage unit for European users, pairing 314 Ah battery cells with balanced pack and cell-level cooling and a maximum efficiency of 90 percent.

Fixed-tilt and facing the same direction: not always a given in energy policy

IEA: Middle East crisis driving investment in electrification

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Countries are responding to the second energy crisis in five years by expanding electricity investment and turning to new supply routes and domestic resources, the International Energy Agency (IEA) reports.

Dieter Krebs presents the new Powerwall 3P

Tesla: a networked energy ecosystem for the home

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PV Guided Tours: The three-phase Powerwall 3P battery delivers 15.4 kW of AC output and adapts flexibly to demand. Behind it all sits the Tesla Home energy manager, which links the battery, PV system, EV and heat pump – all optimised by AI software.

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.

Clean energy investment can help offset LNG import dependency

Clean energy could halve Europe's Qatari LNG exposure by 2030

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Meeting EU renewables and heat pump targets over the next five years could cut gas demand by around a quarter, easing exposure to volatile LNG markets, argues Ana Maria Jaller-Makarewicz, lead analyst at IEEFA.