Photovoltaics is one of the driving forces of modern energy production - a technology with the potential to do much more than just generate electricity. In conjunction with other renewable energies, it becomes a dynamic component of hybrid power plants and lays the foundation for a sustainable, interconnected future.
ContactWith visionary drive and clear objectives, we aim to realize numerous projects in Germany in the coming years, thereby making a significant contribution to the energy transition through our pipeline.
Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) target by 2030
Source: Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE (2025)https://www.ise.fraunhofer.de/de/veroeffentlichungen/studien/aktuelle-fakten-zur-photovoltaik-in-deutschland.html
Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) target by 2040
Source: Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE (2025) https://www.ise.fraunhofer.de/de/veroeffentlichungen/studien/aktuelle-fakten-zur-photovoltaik-in-deutschland.html
The EEF Pipeline
Photovoltaics and wind power complement each other perfectly, together ensuring a stable, year-round energy supply. Wind power generates electricity in winter and at night, while photovoltaics reach peak levels in summer and during the day.
Solar power plants transform idle and previously burdened, less productive land into valuable resources for sustainable energy production, ensuring every site is used optimally for a resilient energy supply.
Utilizing the inexhaustible solar energy reduces CO₂ emissions, provides a reliable source of clean electricity, and thus makes a significant contribution to the protection of the climate and environment. At the end of their lifespan, solar panels can be recycled, thereby reclaiming valuable materials and closing the production cycle.
Solar power plants provide communities and landowners with a predictable revenue stream through long-term lease agreements, often combined with wind power projects. Additionally, the expansion of photovoltaics, in conjunction with energy storage, increases independence from fossil fuels and reduces vulnerability – a secure investment that benefits everyone and contributes to the stability of the energy supply.
What can modern photovoltaics really achieve? The technology is advancing rapidly and is constantly opening up new potentials with increasingly efficient solar cells, decreasing costs, and versatile applications. Thus, photovoltaics become an indispensable part of holistic energy concepts.
Agri-PV systems combine energy production with agricultural use by installing solar panels over or on fields. This technology allows for the simultaneous generation of renewable energy while still using the land for crop cultivation, thus optimizing land use.
Floating photovoltaic systems utilize water bodies such as lakes or reservoirs for energy production. This technology saves valuable land resources and enhances efficiency through cooling of the modules. Floating PV systems provide an innovative solution to transform unused areas into sustainable energy sources.
Peatland PV combines renewable energy production with the restoration of peatland areas. Solar panels are installed in a way that supports regeneration without harming sensitive ecosystems. This technology links climate protection with biodiversity and creates dual value for the environment and energy future.
Photovoltaics convert sunlight into usable energy in just a few steps. This explains the process by which solar rays are turned into electricity for households and businesses.
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The photovoltaic module captures the energy of the sun´s rays. This excites the electrons in the solar cells and lays the foundation for electricity production.
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The movement of electrons in the solar cells generates electrical voltage. This direct current is then collected and bundled for further processing.
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The generated direct current flows to the inverter, which converts it into usable alternating current. This step makes the electricity available for households and businesses.
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The converted alternating current is fed into the public power grid or used directly on-site. This allows the generated electricity to be used for many different applications.
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Intelligent systems monitor the photovoltaic system 24/7 to continuously maximize efficiency and to respond quickly and effectively to any disturbances.
