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Spanish manufacturer Eurener’s MEPV module with 108 half-cells delivers 350 to 375 watts of output. Its terracotta-coloured frame enhances visual integration, making it well-suited for BIPV and listed buildings.

The new roof from Paxos integrates photovoltaics and solar thermal into a single system, generating electricity and heat simultaneously. The rear ventilation design enhances performance and extends the lifespan of solar cells.

Swiss manufacturer Megasol offers in-roof solar systems that integrate into roof designs, delivering high-performance energy solutions with a sleek and modern aesthetic.

The Finnish company presents the E-Railing, a balcony system embedding solar modules between glass layers to provide discreet power generation with a sleek architectural design.

Czech company Alukov has introduced the Carport Camper Solar, a carport system for motorhomes that combines protection and design with integrated solar modules.

Vertical solar systems like those from Falagotti offer an alternative to conventional rooftops, with added value when paired with dynamic grid tariffs.

The Swiss manufacturer has expanded its Sunskin Roof Lap solar system with three additional colours, targeting architecturally sensitive sites such as heritage-listed buildings.

Covered parking spaces are increasingly becoming part of modern car park management. The single support system from K2 Systems has the advantage that there are fewer obstacles when parking and when opening the doors.

Aerocompact is opening up a new market segment with its Compactwall system. In addition to sheet metal facades, installations on concrete and, on request, sandwich facades are also possible.

The French building materials company ArcelorMittal Construction has won The smarter E AWARD 2024 for itsolution for heat-insulating standing seam sheet metal roof elements, commonly known as sandwich roof panels, that integrates high-performance photovoltaic (PV) modules.

Aerocompact is opening up a new market segment with its Compactwall system. In addition to sheet metal facades, installations on concrete and, on request, sandwich facades are also possible.

The Bavarian manufacturer T-Werk presents the two carport systems Helios Beta and Gamma. The scalable systems can be used either as pure carports with a trapezoidal sheet metal roof or as solar carports with the manufacturer's mounting systems. T-Werk has designed the new models specifically for commercial car parks.

The new photovoltaic clip, or PV clip for short, from Fischer secures several hundred solar modules to the facade of an existing building in the northern Black Forest. The innovation, which is used in a system with a substructure and sliding nut, secures the solar system to the modern building envelope.

The new mounting systems from K2 Systems enable systematic and rapid installation on vertical facades. The system is suitable for trapezoidal sheet metal and sandwich panels as well as for brickwork and concrete.

The solar carport systems from Heinrich Meyer-Werke are highly versatile. They can be used in supermarkets and amusement parks, public facilities and industrial and commercial enterprises. The carport systems are sustainably built of solid timber.

Envelon has developed a complete solution for solar facades. The substructure is based on rails that are glued to the back of the modules.

With the change from Megaslate to Teraslate, 3S Swiss Solar Solutions has achieved a generational shift in systems for building integration.

Braas has increased the output of its PV Premium solar roof elements from 105 to 120 watts. That is an area output of almost 200 watts per square metre. The dimensions of the photovoltaic module remain the same.

With the Solar Full Roof, the Estonian manufacturer Solarstone has developed a system for the complete roof integration of solar modules. The Solarstone modules form the actual roof covering.

Manufacturer Wattstone offers a solution for wall mounting solar modules without protruding components. The advantage of the mounting systems is the floating mounting of the modules in insertion rails, which ensures that they are load-free and thus increases their service life.

The company Elexon offers a new solar carport. As a joint venture of SMA, the Elexon development team was able to draw on the company's product expertise in solar technology.

MO Energy Systems from Austria has developed a modular standard solution for solar facades. The scalable solution is suitable for existing and new buildings. It can be connected to concrete as well as brick and timber facades.

Manufacturer S-Flex has developed a new insertion system suitable for both pitched roofs and façades. The design is based on two C-rails screwed to the wall connection, with modules simply inserted between them.

K2 Systems has developed three mounting systems for the integration of solar modules into the facade. These cover the installation of ventilated solar facades on trapezoidal sheet metal, on sandwich panels on masonry and on concrete.

Envelon has developed a complete solution for solar facades. The substructure is based on rails that are glued to the back of the modules.