Exhibition Location:Germany · Munich New International Exhibition Center

Exhibition Time:June 22- 24th, 2016

Munich, Germany Solar Technology Exposition (intersolar) is by far the world's largest and most far-reaching solar professional trade fair, bringing together all the industry's well-known international companies. Organized by German Solar Industry Coalition, the International Solar Energy Society and the German branch of the German Federal Photovoltaic Industry Association.

The exhibition continues to expand since its inception in 1991, has become Europe's largest solar technology and product trade fair. Exhibition will focus on three main areas of solar technology: photovoltaic technology (solar power), solar energy systems (hot water supply, heating, process heat, solar air-conditioning) and solar architecture.

Exhibits range
Solar cells and wafers, solar charger, solar collection, solar kitchen equipment, solar front roof construction, solar glass, solar modules, solar energy storage, Sun Spa, tracking systems, solar photovoltaic chips, solar water heaters, solar core, the new solar energy photovoltaic power plants, solar thermal and solar architecture: shock absorbers, integrated equipment systems, various types of solar energy products, energy supply equipment, thermal energy conversion, inverter, overvoltage protection, light protection, investment proposals and solar funds, planning and advisory services, process control and control engineering, product process technology, research and development equipment, software programming and remote monitoring of solar energy, solar air conditioning systems, solar fiber optic cable.

Exhibition Review
Germany is the world leader in solar power, in 1999 the new German Renewable Energy Law, which greatly promoted the development of solar energy industry. 2004 Germany installed 100,000 new solar equipment, for the first time surpassed Japan, ranking first in the world. Last year, the German solar energy industry output value reached 2 billion euros, an increase of 60% over the previous year. The German government plans to put renewable energy in the total energy proportion from the current 13% to 27% in 2020.