The Steag Group has merged two former separate business units for solar and wind farms into a single unit, called Iqony Sens. What is the idea behind? Managing directors André Kremer and Joel Wagner talk about the strategy in the project market.
CEO Talk: The demand for solar inverters is sky-rocketing. At the same time, the devices should offer more and more intelligent functions. How installers’ wishes can be fulfilled despite the tight markets? We get the answers from Thomas Vogel, Head of Product Marketing at Kostal Solar Electric.
CEO Talk: ABO Wind has been a project developer in the renewable energy market since 1996. For some years now also with photovoltaic projects. In this video you will find out why project planners have to keep an eye on the entire energy transition and not only on their particular project.
CEO Talk: Fronius invests massively to expand its factories for inverters. At the same time, the demands on the devices are growing because they combine solar power with heat and mobility. We now find out how this works from Martin Hackl of Fronius International.
CEO Talk: The demand for solar systems is very high. Solar modules, inverters, energy storage – whoever can deliver wins the race. On behalf of the installers: Let us find out what challenges the wholesalers have to master. We talk to Klaus Burgstaller, Head of Suntastic Solar in Germany.
CEO Talk: In Germany, the expansion of PV is picking up speed. In this boom market with technically and economically good market access, the VSB Group is heavily involved with many new solar projects. How exactly we find out from CEO Dr Felix Grolman.
CEO Talk: A stable and secure energy supply based around renewables needs flexible power. But how can this succeed? What does it depend on? This Christian Hürlimann of MET Holding explains.
CEO Talk: Over the course of their service life commercial storage systems have to master new challenges – electrification of fleets, electrical heat or dynamic electricity tariffs. What functions do they need? And what do installers need to know? We get the answers from Franz-Josef Feilmeier, CEO of Fenecon.
CEO Talk: Brutally high demand, highest demands on quality and availability: How do suppliers of mounting technology meet these requirements? How do they manage to further simplify the installation? This Ludwig Schletter, CEO of SL Rack, explains.
CEO Talk: The market for solar rooftop installations with self-consumption solutions in the commercial and industrial sector needs more installation capacity. MaxSolar wants to close this installation gap by implementing a B2B solution for installers and solar companies. How it works, tells Christoph Strasser, CEO of MaxSolar.
CEO Talk: The demand for solar systems is very high. The suppliers of mounting systems have to deliver. Not only that! They support the installers in completing the installation as quickly and reliably as possible. How mounting can be made more effective? This explains Katharina David, Co-CEO of K2 Systems.
CEO Talk: Glass-glass-modules from Europe open up completely new applications. Roofing of schoolyards or parking areas - the demand is huge. How can installers benefit? About this the Editor in Chief Heiko Schwarzburger talks to Dr Erich Merkle.
PV Guided Tours: The Storage DC from RCT Power was once again the efficiency winner in the HTW storage test in 2023. This year as a double winner and therefore for years on the winner's podium. What is the recipe for success of the storage systems and why is it important to optimize the efficiency so far, about it reports Dr Eric Rüland, Managing Director at RCT Power.
CEO Talk: More and more farmers want to use their land twice - with additional solar power generation. AgriPV a brand of GridParity AG now has the whole range of solutions in its portfolio. CEO Dr Erich Merkle knows which options farmers can use to harvest double.
CEO Talk: The solar markets are starving for components, supply bottlenecks are dampening growth. Now is the time for full-service providers like AEG Solar Solutions. Everything from a single source: Does that make sense for installers? Stuart Brannigan is Business Development Director. Find out what he says in our video!
From June 14 to 16 2023, at the trade fair The smarter E Europe, we will once again be offering our online live stream to show you all of the important innovations.
Project developers are increasingly combining renewable energies with battery storage. As service providers for the grid, they bridge volatile feed-in and fluctuations in demand. This can benefit commercial customers.
Energy prices are skyrocketing. Now is the time for solar self sufficiency. For commercial use there are some more opportunities by bigger storage systems for solar energy. They buffer the consumption and diminish the costs for grid connection, as Franz-Josef Feilmeier explains. He is founder and CEO of Fenecon.
France, central Eastern Europe, Germany: In these booming PV markets, the VSB Group from Dresden is pushing ahead with photovoltaics on large areas. And VSB started to develop hybrid power plants, made of wind turbines, solar parks and storage devices. CEO Frédéric Lanoë speaks about the importance of good technical and economical market access.
Solar modules, inverters, storage devices and wallboxes: all from one source. A one-stop-shop, as Stuart Brannigan says - one of the most experienced experts of our industry.
More solar parks, wind turbines and storage units: Virtual power plants are the latest trend in our industry. EnBW‘s expert explains what they can do and what new opportunities they offer in the energy market.
The solar business gains momentum, the demand is very high. Everybody is focussing on power output. This means more inverters with more functions to combine solar energy with e-mobility, with energy storage, with electrical heat and connecting to the grid. Large challenges for suppliers like Kostal Solar Electric.
When installing solar modules, the following applies: as simple as possible, as solid as possible. Katharina David, CEO of K2 Systems, tells us how roof-based installation can be made even more effective.
The rising demand for solar parks, for large storage systems and for electric mobility makes big demands of the industry, first of all for the suppliers of the components. What does it mean for them? We talked to Torsten Sieker, senior expert from Phoenix Contact.
After a lull for a few years, the construction of large solar parks on the grid is gaining momentum – all over Europe. Several hundred megawatts per system are no longer uncommon. The market and the solar fields are growing. David Johann, CEO of Belectric, explains why.
