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

Demand for photovoltaic systems in the industrial and commercial sectors is growing steadily, not least because companies often have high electricity demand precisely when solar systems are generating a particularly large amount of energy. As a result, the proportion of self-consumption increases and projects remain economically viable even without a feed-in tariff. Large roof areas also offer sufficient space for high-performance systems, reducing dependence on fluctuating electricity prices.

Where speed meets flexibility

When implementing such projects, one thing matters above all else: speed. The systems must be quick and efficient to install, without compromising on flexibility for individual adaptations, whether the roof is conventional or green.

Join our joint webinar with K2 Systems to learn how clever installation solutions reduce project costs while meeting new requirements, such as the installation of project modules with an area of well over 2m². Using two megawatt-scale projects as examples, the speakers will demonstrate how the K2 D-Dome 6.07 Portrait flat roof system and the K2 GreenRoof 2.0 system make construction easy.

Register now to join the webinar

The webinar will address the following questions:

• What possibilities do the new solutions from K2 Systems offer for the rapid installation of large solar systems?
• How can modules be clamped along their long edges using just a few rails?
• How does this type of installation affect the load on the roof?
• How are these large systems designed?
• What options does K2 Systems offer for rapid installation on green roofs?
• What requirements must such mounting systems meet?

Benefit from our experts’ specialist knowledge:

Speakers:
Juliane Hinz, Product Manager at K2 Systems
Ciaran Murphy, International Technical Sales at K2 Systems

Host:
Sven Ullrich
Editor, pv Europe

When? 23 September 2026, 15:30 to 16:30 Central European Time (CET)
Costs: The webinar is free of charge; registration is required.