The energy transition is in full swing, and innovative technologies play a key role in it. Whether it’s solar energy, smart storage, electric mobility or energy-efficient HVAC systems, every solution contributes to a cleaner and more sustainable future.
Discover the latest trends, products and applications that are permanently transforming the way we generate, store and use energy.
Discover the latest advancements in photovoltaic technology and solar power integration. Explore cutting-edge solutions in harnessing and optimizing solar energy for residential, commercial and industrial applications. With its role in dynamic sustainability and reducing carbon emissions, solar power is positioned as the key enabler of the renewable energy transition.
Products include solar energy solutions and applications such as solar panels, inverters, and mounting systems.
The focus goes beyond simply converting solar energy into electricity. What happens next? Discover advanced energy storage systems that use cutting-edge technology to manage, store, and distribute generated energy. The expansion of variable renewable sources like solar power creates a critical need for storage systems to stabilize the electricity grid, manage peak production, and supply power when sunlight is unavailable.
At Sustainable Solutions Amsterdam, visitors can view a wide range of innovative storage solutions. The technologies on display highlight the role of high-quality EMS and storage products, designed to effectively capture, store, and distribute renewable energy, supporting both residential and industrial applications in the transition to a more sustainable energy landscape.
The trend toward e-mobility is rapidly gaining popularity, with electric vehicles becoming an integral part of our streets. Whether in private houses, business building complexes, or open field stations; the options for recharging EV batteries are expanding and the demand for private charging spots is experiencing significant growth.
At Sustainable Solutions Amsterdam , experts in EV Charging, Smart Storage, sustainable HVAC and the solar energy industry come together to review current developments, discuss the latest innovations and network with potential business partners.
Factors such as rising gas prices, climate change, and health concerns are driving the demand for more efficient and sustainable HVAC systems. While there is no active national policy pushing for the adoption of heat pumps, Europe is significantly investing in this technology, and air conditioners are increasingly being used as a heating source.
The sale of air conditioners is expected to rise to 350,000 units in 2024, adding nearly 2 gigawatts of thermal capacity. A recent TNO study reveals that over 40% of households will have at least one air conditioner by 2030. As a result, the total number of air conditioners in 2030 will reach around 6.3 million, consuming an estimated 4 petajoules of electricity. The rapidly growing sales of air conditioners is a trend that will attract more attention in the coming years.
