More than 100 companies from eight different countries exhibited on Insolution 2025, the largest grant for solar energy for Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
The 13th edition of Insolution, held on Gent’s Flanders Expo, took place on January 29 and 30. A total of 110 companies from Austria, Belgium, China, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Switzerland showed their innovations in a series of sun -related applications, from solar panels, modules and inverters to batteries, heat pumps and loading pumps and supervision and monitoring systems.
Were among them Belga SolarThe only manufacturer of the solar panel in Belgium, which profiled its new series of tunnel oxide -passivated contact (Topcon) solar panels, to replace his previous reach made by Passivated Emitter Achter Cell (Perc) technology. Available in different sizes up to 500 W, the panels are designed to offer increased durability and bifaciality. The company also told PV -Magazine It is awarded B Corporation certification for complying with a series of social, environmental and accountability standards for its customers.
Inverter specialists Solis Three hybrid inverters from his solarator series that were all released on the Benelux market during the second half of 2024. They include a three-phase hybrid inverter for low voltage batteries aimed at residential applications, a second focus on medium-sized buildings with peak smoothing, backing, backing -Up and generator support and a third party for commercial and industrial applications.
The company also had some of his AC -connected inverters, who told a Solis team member PV -Magazine Sale particularly well in the Dutch market, where customers in apartment buildings sometimes choose to install without solar energy.
SonneX, based in Germany, emphasized his smart solar module integrated with a built-in optimizer developed by Dutch-based solar startup Taylor. The module is designed to minimize performance losses caused by shadow, dirt or hotspots by insulating the impact on the affected solar module and has been tested to deliver up to 20% higher electricity performance compared to regular modules.
The SMART module also has over-temperature protection and the closing of modules level, which reduces the risks during the installation, maintenance and fire cases and are compatible with inverters of third parties and battery storage. A SONNEX Team member told PV -Magazine That the Smart module was recently released on the French and German market, after two successful years on the Dutch market with 60,000 units sold so far.
With the Belgian market dominated by solar installations on the roof, both on residential and industrial scale, there were numerous companies that profiled innovations that were designed to optimize the generation of roof. Among them, Wienerberger, who had shown his Level X-Roof Solar modules, were designed and produced in the Netherlands.
The modules are a design with glass glass that can form a complete, waterproof, fire-resistant sunroof with a maximum yield of 203 W/MSQ. The Level X-Tile solar modules of the company, which go into existing roof tiles, were also shown and offered an output of a maximum of 180 W/MSQ.
This year’s intersolution also introduced the Interssolutionsummit for the first time, a platform that was aimed at facilitating the sharing of knowledge and networks between exhibitors and those present on three pillars on both days.
The First Pillar, IntersolutionPreviews, Gave Audience Members An OVERVIEVER OF THE Recent Technologies and Solutions Presented at the Trade Fair While the Second, SAW Exhibitors Present Some of the Solutions, Energy Management Software, solutions for hybrid systems and complex roofs and AI solutions for energy gates.
The third pillar, intersolution talks, contained panel discussions and presentations about trends and developments in the solar sector, including the role of solar energy in the circular economy, trends and innovations in schedule management and energy -cost management strategies.
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