Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich showcases new solar and storage technologies

The Intersolar Europe trade fair ran in Munich from 23‑25 June 2026, drawing a range of European renewable‑energy companies that unveiled new photovoltaic and energy‑storage solutions.

MOVA introduced its plug‑and‑play LumeGret S4800 residential battery system, together with the A4000 and A2000 models, highlighting AI‑driven tariff optimisation and integrated EV charging. Next2Sun presented the vertical Fields2Sun Max mounting system for utility‑scale PV farms, aimed at improving morning‑evening generation and reducing price cannibalisation.

The German Solar Association (BSW‑Solar) used the event to cite sector statistics: about six million solar installations in Germany have generated roughly 390 GWh of electricity from 2020‑2025, substituting €20 billion of fossil‑fuel imports and avoiding up to €250 billion in climate‑damage costs.

KOSTAL revealed a suite of products, including the PLENTICORE BI 25 battery‑inverter, Multi‑Device‑Control for coordinated inverter management, ENECTOR G2 wallboxes, an Auto Backup Switch, and the Solar 4me monitoring app.

Prolux showcased an upgraded EMS that integrates its Storac LFP All‑in‑One battery with Kermi heat‑pump controls and dynamic tariff handling.

Solis displayed its FlexAIO all‑in‑one residential storage stack, the large‑scale EverCore C&I system, and the FlexCore line, all managed through Solis AI and SolisCloud services.

Oxford PV and the Fraunhofer ISE unveiled a perovskite‑silicon tandem module using matrix‑shingle wiring, achieving 25.6 % efficiency in 491‑W and 546‑W formats.

Collectively, the announcements underline a rapid expansion of integrated solar‑plus‑storage technologies aimed at improving German energy independence, job creation, and climate targets.