The event offers direct engagement with suppliers and an extensive programme focused on bioenergy, photovoltaics and energy storage.
With a dedicated spotlight, the trade fair from 10 to 13 November 2026 will present a broad programme of practical sessions on energy use and generation in farming.
High demand is already evident for exhibitor places at EnergyDecentral 2026 as DLG begins taking applications.
A farmer in Pyhra, Lower Austria, has covered part of his berry plantation with semi-transparent modules. This has advantages and the neighbourhood also benefits.
Gridparity surveyed visitors at the Energy Decentral. The result: smaller systems for the dual utilisation of land were the main focus of interest. This is because they have advantages compared to large systems.
The information offered by the editors of photovoltaik, pv Europe and the German Agricultural Society (DLG) on agricultural PV and self-generated electricity was very well received at the trade fair in Hanover. This shows that the need for information on photovoltaics in agriculture is huge - as is the willingness to invest.
The date for the trade fair for the decentralised supply of green energy to farms has been set. Exhibitors and participants should keep the middle of free.
The international trade fair for decentralised energy systems for farms will take place in mid-November. But interested companies can already register as exhibitors now.
