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pv Europe serves as the English-language counterpart to photovoltaik.eu, which is the top B2B publication focused on solar energy in German-speaking countries.

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Expert analysis: The three strongest solar energy trends in 2025

1 month ago | pveurope.eu

Discover 2025's top solar trends: affordable Chinese panels in Europe, rising rooftop solar demand, and a battery storage boom across all scales.
The smarter E Europe - a blueprint for tomorrow's energy

1 month ago | pveurope.eu | Hans-Christoph Neidlein

While the energy transition is sometimes disparaged in political discussions, optimism and a focus on the future characterized this year's The smarter E Europe. Although the visitor and exhibitor records set in 2024 were not quite broken, the rear halls of the Munich exhibition center were at times almost impassable between May 7 and 9. 2,737 companies and organizations from 57 countries presented their new products and services, attracting around 107,000 trade visitors from 157 countries.
Expert analysis – C&I storage driving a cleaner energy system

1 month ago | pveurope.eu

Discover how C&I storage solutions empower a sustainable energy future and Europe's climate goals, with insights from Timo Maier at Sungrow.
Ecoflow launches new home energy management system and EV-charger

1 month ago | pveurope.eu

Title: Innovative Agri-PV: Boosting Crop Yields & Solar Efficiency Teaser Text: Discover how Agri-PV systems transform agriculture by enabling dual
Solaredge – new app optimises processes for installers

1 month ago | pveurope.eu

Title: Advancements in Floating-PV Systems Teaser Text: Discover the potential of Floating-PV technology in enhancing solar power efficiency and
The smarter E Europe: Blueprint for tomorrow's energy world

1 month ago | pveurope.eu | Hans-Christoph Neidlein

While the energy transition is sometimes disparaged in political discussions, optimism and a focus on the future characterized this year's The smarter E Europe. Although the visitor and exhibitor records set in 2024 were not quite broken, the rear halls of the Munich exhibition center were at times almost impassable between May 7 and 9. 2,737 companies and organizations from 57 countries presented their new products and services, attracting around 107,000 trade visitors from 157 countries.
A strong finish to The smarter E Europe in Munich

1 month ago | pveurope.eu | Hans-Christoph Neidlein

For three days, 2,737 exhibitors from 57 countries presented their products, business models and solutions for a clean energy future. Around 107,000 trade visitors from 157 countries took the opportunity to network, forge partnerships and initiate new projects. Visitor numbers were fractionally under the previous year‘s figure of 110,000.
CSP experts to meet at Spanish Solarpaces conference

Mar 7, 2025 | pveurope.eu

Join CSP experts in Almería, Spain, from Sept 23-26, 2025, to explore solar thermal tech. Discover innovations in solar energy using mirrors and
UK: 10,500 Jinko PV panels for Manchester City Football Academy

Dec 5, 2024 | pveurope.eu | Jinko Solar

This collaboration will play a part in enhancing Manchester City’s infrastructure and stadium operations, by allowing the Club to produce enough renewable energy to offset its annual power requirements. By undergoing a comprehensive upgraded aided by the technical support of Jinko, the project will see the Club become one of the largest producers of renewable energy in world football.
Weekly Topic: Austria: Sonnenkraft installs PV on listed theatre

Dec 2, 2024 | pveurope.eu | Malte Forstat

The system provider Sonnenkraft, based in St. Veit an der Glan in southern Austria, has implemented a special project in the Carinthian capital Klagenfurt: a photovoltaic system on the municipal theatre. "With the implementation of this strategically important project for the Klagenfurt Municipal Theatre, we, as a leading cultural institution, are taking an important step towards sustainable management," explains Matthias Walter, Commercial Director of the theatre.