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As elsewhere, the combination of PV and battery storage is becoming standard in the commercial sector. Systems are growing more efficient and flexible in their application, as demonstrated at this year’s The smarter E Europe. Find out more in this week’s weekly focus.
According to SolarPower Europe’s latest annual market outlook, the global photovoltaic market is expected to see a 10 percent growth in 2025, reaching an estimated 655 GW of installed capacity.
This year‘s trade fair in Munich once again demonstrated the dynamic pace of innovation in photovoltaics, energy storage and other technologies driving the energy transition. The industry presented itself with confidence and a wealth of new products.
The PV Europe website and YouTube channel feature new highlights from The smarter E Europe. Be sure not to miss our weekly focus.
Once again this year, smarter E Europe offered a dazzling array of innovations. The pv Europe team was on hand at the trade fair and captured some really cool innovations for you. Find out more in our weekly focus this week.
The smarter E Europe: The Chinese company presented a modular inverter for utility-scale applications ranging from 800 kW to 9.6 MW, as well as a new C&I storage system offering 257 kWh or 514 kWh per container.
The smarter E Europe: This year‘s edition of the trade fair once again met saw fully booked halls and no shortage of interested visitors. Despite political uncertainties, the solar energy transition gathers pace.
2,737 exhibitors from 57 countries presented their technologies, business models and market-ready solutions for an intelligent, connected and fully renewable energy system at The smarter E Europe. Find out more in this week‘s weekly focus.
The smarter E Europe: Ahead of this year's trade fair, the top ideas were recognised in five categories: Photovoltaics, Energy Storage, E-Mobility, Smart Integrated Energy, and Outstanding Projects. Find out below about the winners of the race for innovation.
At The smarter E Europe, the Kassel-based provider is showing off its efficient electronics for installers, developers and the area of green hydrogen.
Europe’s largest energy industry exhibition alliance has opened its fully booked halls at Messe München, unveiling new products and solutions to accelerate the energy transition.
EcoFlow, a global leader in renewable energy solutions, presents the latest innovations: headlining its presence is EcoFlow’s revolutionary AI-powered Home Energy Management System (HEMS) (...)
At The smarter E Europe in Munich, the Detmold-based company is presenting numerous innovations, including surge protection, emergency fire disconnectors, smart junction boxes and weather stations.
The smarter E Europe: The new products include solar-powered charging technology for company fleets and the Home One Controller, which integrates heat pumps. The selection of inverters and storage systems continues to grow.
The Austrians continue to consistently implement their vision of 24 hours of sun. With the new Reserva storage system and the Verto Plus and Argeno inverters, installers have even more choice for their customers.
If you want to find out about the latest trends and products in the solar industry and network with others, you can't afford to miss the most important international industry event of the year. Don`t miss also our weekly main topic next week.
The Chinese company is showcasing an upgraded version of its classic battery storage system at the Munich trade fair, alongside matching inverters, all while celebrating a special anniversary.
The smarter E Europe is a showcase for innovation, business models and technology along the value chain. Some 3,000 exhibitors and over 110,000 trade visitors are expected this year.
The smarter E Europe: Nidec returns to the trade fair in Munich and presents a strong portfolio. C&I customers in particular find clever innovations for storage and e-mobility.
The motto of this year’s event is “Accelerating Integrated Energy Solutions” – a fitting theme in a fast-evolving energy and mobility landscape. Smart integration is in focus, with energy management systems (EMS) now seen as essential for prosumers and businesses, making them a key feature at The smarter E 2025.
The groundbreaking charging technology enables electric cars to store and return electricity to the grid, potentially saving billions for both energy suppliers and drivers.
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.
The energy world of tomorrow and beyond is being created now – and it will be more sustainable, intelligent and connected than ever. Fresh ideas are needed across all sectors, along with bold companies that are willing to break new ground. To promoto this, The smarter E Europe offers an exclusive Start-up Area. More than 180 start-ups are expected among the more than 3,000 exhibitors.
In contrast to the prevailing pessimism, electric cars are seeing significant growth in the European Union, with Germany and two other countries performing particularly well.
The smarter E Europe: Thousands of exhibitors will soon be gathering in Munich, but the standout innovations risk getting lost in the crowd. Our video teams are on the ground to showcase your best ideas, products and breakthroughs.