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Intersolar Europe: geopolitical conflicts and main highlights

Canal Solar was the only vehicle in Brazil that covered the event in person, with interviews and content publications

Intersolar Europe: main highlights

Intersolar Europe brought together more than 65 people over the three days of the fair. Photo: Solar Promotion GmbH/Disclosure

Report published in the 10th edition of the Magazine Canal Solar

Intersolar Europe, the biggest event in the solar energy sector on the old continent, which took place between the 11th and 13th of May, in Munich, Germany, mobilized thousands of people and brought news to the international photovoltaic market.

O Canal Solar was the only communication vehicle in Brazil that followed the event in situ, with interviews, live broadcasts on YouTube and social networks and content publications on the website. 

During the three days of the fair, divided between exhibitions, forums and conferences, 1.356 exhibitors were registered, from 46 countries, presenting their products, services and solutions in a structure of 132.000 m². 

In total, 65 visitors from 149 countries attended the event, exceeding the organizers' expectations, which were initially 50 people. 

Climate issues were the main focus of the event, bringing exhibitors who presented solutions and technologies that can accelerate the achievement of climate goals, such as the Paris agreement, for a world with less carbon emissions. 

Given the countless technologies and solutions presented during the event, the time has come to put into practice what sustainable industry can offer: photovoltaic systems, storage, hybrid inverters and, especially, green hydrogen, which was also one of the themes present at the conferences , showing the importance of investment in this sector. 

Find out what the highlights of Intersolar Europe were by clicking here and accessing the 10th edition of the Magazine Canal Solar.

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