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After more than four decades, Udo Möhrstedt is passing the leadership of IBC Solar to his son, Julius Möhrstedt. During a visit to Bad Staffelstein, we spoke about lessons learned, future prospects and how the transition was prepared.
PV Guided Tours: Industry and commerce are aiming to use every possible surface for solar power – from roofs to façades and car parks. IBC Solar is responding with streamlined, easy-to-adapt mounting systems. Product Manager Sebastian Geier presents the latest solutions.
IBC Solar has expanded its presence in Europe and beyond with new subsidiaries in France and Austria, as well as a majority stake in Solarworld Africa.
Using solar power and battery storage to supply auxiliary energy for biogas plants remains a rare approach. But one project shows the hybrid setup can work reliably and cost-effectively.
Longi’s Hi-MO X10 drops busbars, Heckert goes white grid, IBC adapts for larger flat-roof modules, and K2 adds 15° and 20° tilts – these are pv Europe’s top product picks this week.
IBC Solar has upgraded its Aerofix flat roof system to support modules up to three square metres – a trusted solution now adapted for the latest generation of large formats.
Founded in 1982, the German PV company was among the pioneers of the solar market. Today, it offers the full value chain of solar services, and has established a strong presence in Poland. Chief Sales Officer (CSO) Patrik Danz shares his insights on the business.
System provider IBC Solar presents the latest version of its Aerofix mounting system for flat roofs, now approved for modules of up to three square metres.
An AI-supported network of batteries from Ecoflow, Tritec Energy's in-roof system for more aesthetics and efficiency, the Aerofix mounting system from IBC Solar and Schletter's radically revamped planning tool. These are our top products of the week.
The smarter E Europe: Franconian businesses are excelling across all market segments with a new facade system, high-performance modules made in Germany and carports for electric vehicles.
On Friday, at SolarPower Europe’s annual gathering of members in Brussels, two new Board Vice-Presidents were elected, alongside the election of seven new Board Directors.
IBC Solar repositions itself in Sweden with a new strategy. The business in Sweden will no longer be conducted via the authorised wholesaler and franchisee IBC Solar AB, but will be served directly by the German company IBC SOLAR.
A low-glare solar module with special glass, a multi-talented heating system, a complete system with online configurator and a dual-row solar tracker. These are our top products of the week:
IBC Solar presents the new complete system IBC Home One. This is a response to the requirements of a growing market and the capacity bottlenecks at many installation companies.
IBC Solar announces a change of management: Dirk Haft will be new CEO, founder Udo Möhrstedt moves to the Supervisory Board.
A new in-roof solar module with half cells, new inverters now in IBC’s portfolio, a tool for getting more out of the battery and the new generation of hydrogen home storage. These are our top products of the week:
A new hybrid storage unit for the home, IBC has new inverters in the portfolio, two new Vertex double glass modules and a commercial storage system delivers up to 200 kilowatts. These are our top products of the week:
Wholesaler IBC Solar will cooperate with manufacturer Solplanet in the future and expand its portfolio with several inverters for the commercial and industrial segment.
At Intersolar 2023, IBC Solar will be demonstrating how its PV modules and mounting systems are subjected to endurance tests. On a load table, solar modules in combination with brackets will be subjected to structural and mechanical stress tests.
A small house that is fully self-sufficient and powered only by solar energy: That was the approach taken by students at Coburg University of Applied Sciences when they developed their tiny house. IBC Solar assisted with the planning of the energy concept and provided the components.
In the future, IBC Solar will enable citizens to have a say when it comes to its solar parks. For this purpose, the company has now launched its own digital platform.
The two solar parks in western Poland will reach a total of 120 megawatts. But this should only be the beginning. IBC Solar has founded its own subsidiary in Poland in order to work off a lush project pipeline.
IBC Solar has announced a cooperation with Jolywood a manufacturer of bifacial modules with n-type cells and TOPCon technology.
IBC Solar celebrates the 40th year of the company's history. Founder and Managing Director Udo Möhrstedt recalls the beginnings, the highs - but also the lows. And he also looks ahead to the future.
Modules of IBC Solar's own brand have been shown to have a particularly high performance-stability in Fraunhofer CSP's LeTID test.
