2029年慕尼黑国际太阳能技术贸易博览会

慕尼黑国际太阳能技术贸易博览会(Intersolar Europe )是国际领先的太阳能技术专业展览会，自1991年开始，一年一届，在慕尼黑国际展览中心举行举行，该展是欧洲最大的太阳能技术及电池储能技术展，受到世界各地贸易展商们越来越多的关注。至今已成为欧洲最大的太阳能技术和产品贸易展览会。作为一个公平的国际太阳能技术贸易枢纽，在整个产值链的动态发展体现了光电和光热系统领域 - 使作为任何其他事件全部过程。

并列举行的ees Europe——欧洲大陆最大、最国际化的电池和储能系统展览会

INTERSOLAR展览会集中了三个主要的太阳能技术领域：光电技术（太阳能发电）、太阳能系统（热水供应、供暖、工业用热、太阳能空调）和太阳能建筑。围绕着这个方向和主题及其相伴的会议在世界上占有了独一无二的地位，INTERSOLAR已成为厂商、批发商、供应商和服务商最为青睐的展会，也为广大该领域的商家提供了一个良好的贸易交流窗口。Intersolar的口号“连接太阳能业务”汇集了Intersolar人才和市场。来自150多个国家的专业观众参观与交流，没有任何其他活动，专业汇集了来自工业，商业和制造商，供应商，机构和行业协会太阳能贸易等的决策者。世界著名的展会允许对目标，对产品，市场和服务有价值的信息交流人才。

Intersolar Europe 是世界领先的太阳能行业展览会。 在“连接太阳能业务”的座右铭下，来自世界各地的制造商、供应商、分销商、服务提供商以及项目规划者和开发商每年都会在慕尼黑聚会，讨论最新发展和趋势，直接探索创新并结识潜在的新客户。

Intersolar Europe 是 The smarter E Europe 的一部分，在 Messe München 举行的三个能源展览 ees Europe、Power2Drive Europe 和 EM-Power Europe 同步举行。ees Europe——欧洲大陆最大、最国际化的电池和储能系统展览会； Power2Drive Europe - 充电基础设施和电动汽车国际展览会； EM-Power Europe – 国际能源管理和综合能源解决方案展览会。

Intersolar Europe参展商来自： 光伏（PV）产品和解决方案的制造商、供应商、分销商和服务提供商； 太阳能热 (ST) 产品和解决方案的制造商、供应商、分销商和服务提供商； PV和ST系统供应商； PV和ST系统集成商； 项目开发商/EPC承包商； 电网基础设施和可再生能源整合解决方案提供商； 认证机构； 研发机构； 协会/社团； 贸易媒体、出版； 金融服务。

Intersolar Europe访客目标群体： 安装商和集成商； 项目开发商/EPC 承包商； 制造商和供应商； 经销商； 能源顾问； 实用程序； 投资者和分析师； 建筑师/能源规划师； 政府官员/决策者。

每年有50％以上的参展商来自国外，欧洲Intersolar 2010年再次巩固了其作为世界领先的展览位置。随着参展商的1884家来自43个国家，总共才比以往任何时候更多的公司派代表参加2010年欧洲Intersolar。认为Intersolar在许多欧洲增长了自己的代表机构的太阳能市场，这意味着它从该部门的国际化发展的利润。

慕尼黑有一个在其使用的良好的国际运输网络。慕尼黑机场是德国第二大机场，与世界各地的快速连接。从机场，慕尼黑贸易展览中心，乘公共交通（有轨电车和地铁）工具约45分钟即可到达或乘直班车。从慕尼黑的中央火车站到贸易展览中心只需20分钟的车程。

游客数量的稳步增长更加体现了该展是世界一流展会，综合会议和附带议程的增加，约150个国家的72,000名的参观者参加了有关活动，收集最新的趋势和发展光伏发电和太阳能热技术资料。

在加拿大，中国及香港，印度，意大利，韩国，台湾，西班牙，捷克共和国和斯洛伐克和美国的国际代表机构扩大国际业务，促进了世界各地参展商和观众出席。在这里，您将发现，国际代表机构的联系方式。

太阳能机器，原材料和光伏生产服务市场的增长十分迅速。在Intersolar欧洲，有整个展馆予以保留到下一届，体现了这一领域发展趋势更加成熟稳步。

展品范围(Show Products):

光伏电池及组件 、光伏生产技术 、光伏系统技术、太阳能经销商与分销商、光伏产品和服务、太阳能热利用技术 、逆变器 、组件、安装配件、安装系统 、跟踪系统。

减震器、集成装备系统、各类太阳能 产品、能量供应设备、热能转换、变极器、过电压保护、发光保护、投资提议和太阳能基金、计划编制和咨询服务、程序控制和控制工程学、产品技术工艺、研发设备、软件编程和远程太阳能监控、太阳能空调系统、太阳能光缆、太阳能电池及晶片、太阳能充电器、太阳能采集、太阳能厨房设备、太阳能正面屋顶建造、太阳能 玻璃、太阳能模块、太阳能存储、阳光水疗、跟踪系统、太阳能光伏芯片、太阳能热水器、太阳能发电芯板、太阳能新型动力装置。

展会报告(Show Reports):

Packed halls, a vibrant atmosphere and a buzzing vibe – after three days, The smarter E Europe 2026, Europe’s largest alliance of exhibitions for the energy industry, has come to a successful close. The event held at Messe München offered a glimpse of a future-oriented energy world powered by renewables. A strong signal with a clear message went out to the world from the Bavarian capital: The future is renewable. Renewable energies can help ensure a reliable, secure and cost-effective energy supply around the clock, seven days a week. A total of 2,650 exhibitors from 52 countries – many of whom had expanded their booth space compared with the previous year – demonstrated how this can work. More than 66 percent of exhibitors were from outside of Germany. They presented innovative and market-ready products ranging from virtual power plants, smart grid and load control, smart charging solutions, storage technologies and PV hybrid systems to digital platforms that manage energy flows transparently and flexibly. The technical program began one day before the exhibition opened, on June 22 and 23, 2026, with four specialist conferences as part of The smarter E Europe. Including the side events, more than 3,000 participants gathered for an intensive exchange of knowledge and discussions on the latest industry developments. At the exhibition grounds, approximately 105,000 trade visitors from 163 countries took the opportunity to learn about new trends across industries and sectors, to network and to gain insight into the energy system of tomorrow.

The path forward is clear; the technologies, solutions and business models are already in place. This was illustrated at The smarter E Europe, which brings together the four exhibitions Intersolar Europe, ees Europe, Power2Drive Europe and EM-Power Europe, as well as accompanying conferences and side events. The industry projected confidence and a spirit of innovation. Across all 19 exhibition halls and the Outdoor Area, there was a palpable sense of enthusiasm for contributing to major societal change and advancing the energy transition. Globally, the expansion of renewable energy is proceeding at a rapid pace. “We are in the midst of a global transformation toward a completely new energy system. We cannot stop this revolution and must seize all the opportunities that exhibitors have shown us," says energy expert and author Dr. Tim Meyer.

Affordable and grid-friendly

He also led a tour of the special exhibit Renewables 24/7 – Secure Energy for a Changing World, which was among the exhibition’s highlights. It demonstrated that the energy system of the future can be fundamentally different from what we have today: more electric, more decentralized, more digital and more flexible. Tomorrow’s energy will no longer come from a handful of power plants but from millions of interconnected systems. Visitors were able to experience firsthand how solar and wind power are lowering electricity costs and how buildings and electric vehicles are transforming from mere consumers into active participants in the energy system. “The smarter E Europe and the special exhibit Renewables 24/7 showed that the energy transition needs one thing above all else: flexibility. only if we store and manage electricity intelligently and use it precisely when it is particularly affordable and green, can we create an energy system that is affordable for customers and still good for the grid," explains Bastian Gierull, CEO of Octopus Energy Germany GmbH. “At the same time, it highlighted the important role of electric vehicles – and, looking ahead, bidirectional charging – as flexible storage solutions in a renewable energy system.”

Renewable energies provide reliability, resilience and efficiency

Even today, electricity can be generated much more cheaply from renewable sources than from fossil fuels. In Germany alone, about 60 percent of electricity is generated from renewable sources. The country spends 80 billion euros a year on fossil fuel imports. Recent geopolitical crises, however, have shown that fossil fuel imports can foster dependencies, make countries vulnerable to coercion and burden economies and societies with high energy costs. “Fossil fuels are a thing of the past; the future clearly belongs to renewables. Over the three days of the exhibition, we demonstrated through practical examples and scientific evidence that renewables provide reliability, resilience and efficiency while making economic sense. That is why the path toward a renewable future must be pursued consistently. There can be no turning back,” explains Markus Elsässer, founder and CEO of Solar Promotion GmbH. “This year, with our focus on Renewables 24/7, we addressed the right topic at the right time. We have shown that we are thinking ahead and helping shape the future,” says Jens Mohrmann, Managing Director of Freiburg Wirtschaft Touristik und Messe GmbH & Co. KG (FWTM). Renewables create prosperity and job opportunities

Europe’s largest alliance of exhibitions for the energy industry demonstrated the opportunities that renewable energies offer to the economy and society by helping to limit the damage caused by the climate crisis and significantly reducing energy costs for businesses and consumers. Nevertheless, concerns and misconceptions about the “dark doldrums” continue to circulate. A panel discussion addressed the question of whether the energy transition is failing only in perception. The panel’s unanimous conclusion was that the energy transition has long been accepted and supported by large segments of society, with barriers to it, or even its failure, existing only in the minds of a small number of political and economic decision-makers.

The significance of the exhibition alliance was also reflected in the large number of politicians at the event. Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter, Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMUKN), delivered opening remarks before the panel discussion. She made it unequivocally clear that in Germany, the issue is no longer “only” about climate protection but also about some 440,000 jobs, economic growth, resilience and national security. Bavarian State Minister Hubert Aiwanger also attended to engage in technical discussions and open the Hydrogen Dialogue Summit, which took place for the first time in 2026 as part of The smarter E Europe. In addition, Barbie Haller of the German Federal Network Agency was among the event’s high-profile guests.