Intersolar Europe 2026

As the world’s leading exhibition for the solar industry, Intersolar Europe demonstrates the enormous vitality of the solar market. Under the motto "Connecting Solar Business” global market leaders present their latest product developments, as well as trends and business models. These organizations include manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, installers, service providers, project developers, planners and start-ups.

Intersolar Europe focuses on key market developments, including grid-forming inverters, commercial and industrial applications, hybrid power plants, building-integrated PV (BIPV) and PV recycling. The spectrum of topics is further complemented by agricultural and floating PV, as well as the smart integration of photovoltaics, storage systems, e-mobility, heat pumps and energy management.

Intersolar Europe will take place from June 23–25, 2026 – for the first time with a new Tuesday to Thursday schedule – as part of The smarter E Europe, Europe’s largest alliance of exhibitions for the energy industry, at Messe München. Whether electricity, heat or transport – the following three exhibitions dedicated to renewable 24/7 energy supply will take place alongside Intersolar Europe:

• ees Europe – The continent’s largest and most international exhibition for batteries and energy storage systems
• EM-Power Europe – The international exhibition for energy management and integrated energy solutions
• Power2Drive Europe – The international exhibition for charging infrastructure and e-mobility

The Intersolar Europe Conference will also take place in parallel from June 22–23, 2026 (Monday–Tuesday), where renowned experts will focus on the latest industry developments. To cover all aspects of a future-proof energy world, it is accompanied by three additional specialist conferences.

With Intersolar India in Gandhinagar, India, Intersolar South America in São Paulo, Brazil, Intersolar Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico, and Intersolar Africa in Nairobi, Kenya, this global exhibition series spans a total of five continents.