"Our exhibit in the start-up pavilion received good traffic, and we received additional traffic after receiving the prestigious Intersolar AWARD. It is a worthwhile investment for start-ups and we look forward to participating in future Intersolar Europe tradeshows", says Efrat Ofman.
Efrat Ofman is Head of Marketing at Raycatch Ltd., Israel. Raycatch Ltd. exhibited in the start-up pavillion at The smarter E 2019, the same year they won the Intersolar AWARD for their automated AI diagnostics system for solar PV systems.
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The newly implemented CO2 tax introduced at the beginning of 2021 is aimed at accelerating the transition from conventional fuel input to energy transition (‘Energiewende’) technologies.
April 22, 2021
When it comes to green hydrogen, Germany is the most attractive market in Europe. Thanks to the political support, the strong industry demand for hydrogen and the growing share of renewable electricity generation, the country is at the forefront of the burgeoning hydrogen economy.
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Over 400 exhibitors have already registered to take part next year.
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Three awards in four categories
global photovoltaics market is expected to grow by 14 percent this year
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Electricity shortfall vs. growing demand for electricity
Four exhibitions, one mission: developing a clean and advanced energy industry.
By the year 2030, the expandation of photovoltaic and storage capacities would enable the creation of over 50,000 new jobs in Germany.
The start-up Pionierkraft has combined hardware and software in its Pionierkraftwerk system.
The energy supply in Germany and Europe has never been more in flux.
An online event geared toward all innovation and solar energy enthusiasts
The energy sector is undergoing a fundamental transformation.
Africa has immense potential for photovoltaics which has barely been utilized up until now.
Power2Drive Europe and the German Federal Association for eMobility (BEM) are working together more intensely than ever before.
The rising demand for photovoltaics and decreasing costs are making the manufacture of photovoltaic products in Europe attractive.
The German registration statistics reached a new record level for electric cars in September 2020.
enspired trades its customers’ flexible assets on the short-term electricity market.
Our energy supply needs to become flexible, clean and cost-effective. This requires the coupling of the electricity, heat and transportation sectors.
Nearly 1.4 million battery electric cars (BEVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) were registered in Europe in 2020 – 137 percent more than in 2019.
Photovoltaics is booming in Europe, with around 18.7 gigawatts of new capacity installed last year. In addition to rooftop and ground-mounted solar module installations, the development of new areas of production – such as on façades, artificial bodies of water and fields – is key.
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A recent EUPD Research survey conducted in the context of the Energiewende Award 2021 reveals that citizens focus more on their own energy consumption.
Kraftblock develops efficient high-temperature energy storage systems.
The public charging infrastructure in Europe continues to grow rapidly - by 35 percent in 2020 compared to the previous year.
There is a strong chance that internal combustion engines will become niche products at some point this decade. In 2020, the number of electric cars worldwide rose to 10.9 million, which marks an increase of more than three million compared with the previous year.