For subscribers: New special issue on assembly technology is published
There are also many innovations for open-air solar parks. Tracker systems are playing an increasingly important role here. Solutions have been developed for pitched roofs that eliminate the need for time-consuming milling of roof tiles.
First-hand expertise: Subscribers have the advantageSubscribers have an advantage: They receive first-hand, valuable information for their solar business. The new issue, "New Mounting Technology," will be available in a few days. Here's an overview of the topics:
Further reduction in costs: In Munich, suppliers presented optimized flat roof systems to develop large commercial roofs more quickly.
“Cautiously confident”: Ludwig Schletter of SL Rack explains his strategy against volatile markets and the tough price pressure.
Well protected on the roof: In the webinar, experts from Pro Safety and Ernst Schweizer explained how the risk of accidents on flat roofs can be eliminated.
No area is too complex: If you cleverly exploit planning software and installation technology, you can use virtually any commercial roof for solar power.
“Better advice through AI”: K2 Systems presented new digital offerings for installers at Intersolar and is expanding its portfolio.
Milling is a thing of the past: the range of products available for installing solar modules on steep roofs is growing.
Sustainably reduce risks: Without cross-trade planning, there is a risk to people, technology and buildings – especially with larger roof systems.
Difficult terrain: Solar parks need stable mounting systems to equip uneven or hilly areas with solar modules.
Performance and diversity are increasing: The battle for prices and market share has claimed victims among module manufacturers. But the enthusiasm for innovation remains undiminished.
Smart ideas awarded: Exciting innovations were chosen in Munich in the categories of photovoltaics and outstanding projects.
Two million storage units: The new federal government can reduce costs for companies – through more solar power and storage.
New technology, more flexibility: This year's Smarter E Awards recognized groundbreaking innovations in energy storage and system integration.
“Specialist partner with system expertise”: Thomas Heim from Viessmann explains how the merger with Carrier works and what advantages it brings to installers.
Rethinking profitability: The solar industry needs innovative business models. Otherwise, investors will hold back.
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