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IBC WallFix – making facades shine

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While traditional PV systems on rooftops have long become standard, many building facades remain unused. Yet, especially in conditions of low-angle sunlight—during morning and evening hours or in the winter months—facade PV systems can even achieve higher yields than rooftop installations. This is exactly where our latest in-house mounting solution, the IBC WallFix, comes into play. Designed for residential homes, commercial halls, and industrial buildings, the system enables vertical installation of solar modules on almost any wall. It impresses not only technically but also aesthetically. (more…)

On an international expansion course

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Entering new international markets is always exciting. IBC SOLAR is already present in many countries, including Poland, the Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland. This year, we are particularly pleased to further expand our international presence with new subsidiaries in France and Austria, as well as a majority stake in SOLARWORLD Africa. (more…)

Emergency power supply in times of grid congestion

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With the abolition of the net metering scheme and the growing issues surrounding grid congestion, it has become increasingly important to look ahead. With this forward-thinking vision in mind, a household in Schinnen, Limburg turned to our Dutch partner Jacobs Solar and decided to implement a future-proof solution from Fronius. (more…)

Harnessing Solar Power: A Sustainable Solution for EducAid Academy

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The expansion of renewable energies, especially photovoltaics, is steadily increasing. Nowadays, there is a suitable solution for almost every project – whether it’s a private home, public buildings, or commercial facilities. In some regions, however, reference projects or skilled workers are often lacking, making the installation of a PV system quite challenging. In Mombasa, Africa, the association EducAid Kenya e.V. faced the challenge of implementing a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to the expensive grid-supplied electricity for the EducAid Academy School. One thing quickly became clear: they wanted to invest in an own photovoltaic system. (more…)