Large-scale photovoltaic power plants and new thin film technologies and products take Europe by storm: The 4th PV Industry Forum invites entrepreneurs, suppliers, and service providers in photovoltaics to a two-day symposium in Munich.
Intersolar North America will be held in conjunction with SEMICON West, July 15-17, 2008 and reach the entire solar energy technology supply chain
Due to strong demand, Europe’s largest trade fair for solar technology is once again expanding. The move to Munich in 2008 is expected to lead to more than 80% growth in exhibition space.
Intersolar, Europe’s largest specialist trade fair for photovoltaics, solar thermal energy and solar architecture, concluded on Saturday with a new visitor record. Intersolar furthered its status as the leading trade fair of the European solar technology industry and bid farewell to Freiburg after eight years, with a record of around 32,000 visitors. From 2008, Intersolar will take place in the trade fair centre in Munich.
Shri Vilas Muttemwar was impressed by the large number of interesting innovations at Europe’s largest solar technology trade fair.
For the eighth time already, today sees the start of Intersolar, Europe's largest solar technology trade fair. The industry is stronger than ever before and is presenting innovations in the areas of solar thermal technology, photovoltaics and solar architecture.
Until 18th June you may receive up to 50% reduction on the regular entrance fee by preregistering for a daily pass or a three-day-pass.
The growing use of new technologies, such as thin film and concentrator cells, and the dynamic development of international photovoltaic markets are central themes of the 3rd PV Industry Forum.
The Intersolar 2007 trade fair catalogue is now available online in PDF format. It contains updated hall plans and the exhibitors’ contact data. Trade fair visitors will receive a free print version with admission.
The renewable energies industry has become the new driving force behind employment in Germany. Solar technology has played a considerable part in this development, and will continue to grow in the next few years. Some of the prominent firms in the industry are planning to take on several hundred more employees before the end of 2007. Smaller businesses too are looking for highly qualified staff to carry them forward in this promising industry.
The European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) expects new photovoltaic systems to be installed per year with a volume of 5,600 Megawatt peak from 2010 on. In 2006, the market volume was 1.362 Megawatt peak. The international photovoltaic industry will be discussing this ongoing dynamic development and other current issues at the 3rd PV Industry Forum.
Intersolar 2007 offers an exciting supporting and conference programme, which reflects current industry trends and provides the latest information, hands-on know-how and an excellent platform for exchange to exhibitors and visitors alike. This year’s highlights include the European Solar Thermal Energy Conference, estec2007, and the 3rd PV Industry Forum.
As in previous years, the international trade fair Intersolar 2007 reflects the dynamically growing solar technology industry in Europe. After the tremendous growth of the last few years, this year has once again seen the leading trade fair achieve record growth. Compared with last year, the number of exhibitors is up from 454 to 600, while the exhibition space has been increased from 26,000 square metres to 34,000 square metres.
Wherever you look – in Germany, Austria, France and beyond – the market for solar heating systems is growing all across Europe. estec2007, the third European Solar Thermal Energy Conference, which will be held on 19th and 20th June in Freiburg (Germany), provides the industry, research organisations and politicians with an international platform for the discussion of current and future developments in the field of solar thermal energy.
The 3rd PV Industry Forum will be taking place June, 20th 2007 at Konzerthaus Freiburg.
Intersolar, Europe’s largest solar technology trade fair, will be held in Munich from 2008. The continuous growth of Intersolar means that Freiburg, the current site, is becoming too small.
The market for solar thermal systems is growing all over Europe. On 19th and 20th June, estec2007 in Freiburg will be providing an international platform for companies, research institutions and political organisations for discussing the solar thermal industry’s latest developments.
The boom of the solar industry continues unbroken: more than 23,000 visitors came to Intersolar 2006 - more than ever before. This number exceeded the expectations of the organizers. Intersolar 2006 took place from Thursday, 22nd June until Saturday 24th June at Messe Freiburg. Solar experts from 80 countries at Europe’s leading solar technology trade fair.
The Intersolar 2006 trade fair catalogue is now available online in PDF format. It contains updated hall plans and the exhibitors’ contact data. Trade fair visitors will receive a free print version with admission.
Until 16th June you may receive up to 50% reduction on the regular entrance fee by preregistering for a daily pass or a three-day-pass.
Recent years have seen continuous growth in worldwide demand for air-conditioning systems. Hence solar air-conditioning will be one of the major topics at this year’s Intersolar 2006. Leading suppliers will be at hand to present the latest products and developments to emerge from this promising area of technology.
After last year’s success, the 2nd PV Industry Forum, an expert conference held in English aimed at decision-makers from the international photovoltaics industry, will be taking place once again prior to Intersolar, Europe’s largest solar technology fair (Freiburg, 22nd - 24th June 2006).
The organizers of Europe’s largest trade fair for solar technology - Intersolar - and the leading industry associations are once again expecting a boom year for solar energy in Germany.
Growing sales of solar thermal systems in Europe. The European solar thermal industry is optimistic about the future.
Intersolar 2006 takes place in Freiburg (Germany) from 22nd to 24th June 2006. The market environment within which this leading trade fair for the photovoltaic, solar thermal technology and solar architecture industry takes place is characterised by extremely strong dynamic growth at world level.
In June 2006 Freiburg will once again become the centre of the global solar industry. The Intersolar trade fair will be taking place for the seventh time from 22 - 24 June 2006. Next year’s Intersolar will again be supported by the leading industry associations and will cover every aspect of photovoltaics, solar thermal technology and solar architecture. Alongside the trade fair there will be numerous conferences aimed at different target groups.
Solar energy is receiving an increasing amount of interest: over 19,000 visitors from more than 60 countries attended Intersolar this year, representing a significant increase over last year (2004: 15,400 visitors). 365 exhibitors from 22 countries presented the latest innovations and trends in the solar industry.
360 exhibitors from 20 countries registered for Intersolar 2005. The exhibition area of 17,000 square meters was booked to capacity. The exhibitors come from the industries of photovoltaics, solar thermal technology and solar architecture.
The international solar industry is descending on Freiburg in force: between Thursday 23rd and Saturday 25th June, Freiburg’s exhibition halls are playing host to Intersolar, Europe’s largest trade fair for solar technology.
Featuring for the first time on the Intersolar 2005 conference programme: The PV Industry Forum 2005.
Solar technology is advancing fast, and not just in Germany. In neighbouring France, Alsace is distinguishing itself as a dynamic solar region.
Intersolar 2005 is offering trade visitors from all over the world a high-quality conference and framework programme in Freiburg, from 23rd to 25th June. The decision makers and multipliers of the international solar industry will have the opportunity to exchange ideas in the course of numerous presentations on design, installation, technology and marketing.
Newly installed photovoltaic installations with a total output of 360 MW put Germany at the top of the league table in 2004 and led to a 140% market growth. The German photovoltaics industry generated sales of €1.7 billion last year – a positive signal for anyone interested in solar investments.
The fact that 2004 was a successful year for the solar industry is clearly reflected by the industry’s leading trade fair Intersolar, taking place between 23rd and 25th June 2005. With still six months to go, more than 14,000 m² of space have already been booked. This matches the total area covered by Intersolar 2004. In total, the organizers are expecting more than 300 exhibitors, over 25% from abroad, to cover 17,000 m².
At the end of June 2005 the decision-makers of the international solar industry will be meeting once again in Freiburg. From 23rd to 25th June, Messe Freiburg will be host to the fifth Intersolar. The event about solar energy, solar heating and solar architecture is the industry’s largest expert fair in Europe.
Conference contributions may now be submitted for the second European Solar Thermal Conference estec2005. The deadline for submitting contributions is 10 January 2005. estec2005 will be held from 21-22 June 2005 in Freiburg in co-operation with the Intersolar Trade Fair. You will find further information under “Conference / Programme”.
The Intersolar trade fair is set to anchor itself even more firmly in the world of solar associations and societies: Both the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) and the German Unternehmensvereinigung Solarwirtschaft (UVS) e. V. are now Intersolar sponsors.
Intersolar 2005 will be held at Freiburg exhibition centre from 23rd to 25th June 2005.
With 15,000 visitors from more than 60 different countries, Intersolar saw an increase in the number of visitors by 25% compared with the previous year.
This year, 290 companies will be presented at Intersolar on an area of 15,000 m² - an increase in the number of exhibitors by 12% compared with last year's exhibition.
After the Second Amendment of the Renewable Energies Act came into force on 1st January 2004, the German solar industry is expecting a strong market growth for the coming years. The positive trend is also reflected by the Intersolar 2004 industry fair, which takes place in Freiburg from 24th until 26th June. Six months before the fair is due to open its gates, 95 % of the 15,000 m² of exhibition space has already been booked.
