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Energy is becoming increasingly decentralized, renewable, and digitally controlled. The articles focus on developments in photovoltaics, heat pumps, storage systems, and modern heating technology – and show how supply and efficiency are changing in the building sector.
Energy future: sector coupling and control technology
The energy transition will not be decided solely by the expansion of renewable generation. Only when electricity, heat, mobility, and industrial processes are intelligently linked ... Energy transition: modern sector coupling
Solarland Bayern: Photovoltaics, heat pumps & complete systems
Solarland Bayern stands for photovoltaics, heat pumps, and complete systems that are precisely tailored to different buildings. Under the approach Solarland Bayern – Photovoltaics ... Solarland Bayern: Individual building solutions
PEC Energy Consulting: intelligent energy concepts with E3/DC
PEC Energy Consulting uses intelligent energy concepts with E3/DC to show how households can gradually become less dependent on traditional electricity and heating markets. Under t... PEC Professional Energy Consulting
Kältech: Air-to-air heat pumps as an efficient heating alternative
Kältech has been established on the market as a specialist company for refrigeration and air conditioning technology for almost two decades. In recent years, the company has specia... Kältech air-to-air heat pumps
Svea Solar and IKEA – Energy for homes, offices, and businesses
Svea Solar and IKEA show how the energy transition starts small and works on a large scale. At the trade fair, both partners are presenting a modular system that is scalable from r... Svea Solar and IKEA
Cellcentric: Fuel cells for commercial vehicles and energy
Cellcentric is at the center of a technological turning point: The company develops and produces fuel cell systems that are designed to make heavy-duty transport climate-neutral. A... Cellcentric Fuel cells
LichtBlick Solar Package: PV solution with dynamic electricity tariff
At the trade fair, LichtBlick is presenting a well-thought-out solution for homeowners that combines sustainable energy generation, modern technology, and economic efficiency. The ... LichtBlick Solar Package
ZSW: Research on hydrogen, fuel cells, and energy
Since 1988, the Center for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Württemberg (ZSW) has been researching the fundamentals of a climate-neutral energy supply. The institute develo... ZSW Research Energy Future
Solarservice Norddeutschland: M-TEC energy system
At infa 2025, Solarservice Norddeutschland will demonstrate how renewable energies can be implemented today as a well-designed overall system. The Burgdorf-based company is present... Solarservice Norddeutschland
Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck: Fuel cell for long-distance transport
The Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck symbolizes the future of emission-free road freight transport. The vehicle is based on a fuel cell system from Cellcentric, the joint venture between ... Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck
Hy-Lok D: Fluid systems and hydrogen technology for industry
Hy-Lok D Vertriebs GmbH is a reliable specialist for fluid systems, individual components, and complex plant solutions. As the exclusive representative of Hy-Lok in Germany, Austri... Hy-Lok D Fluidsysteme
Siemens: Solutions for the hydrogen industry of the future
Siemens is positioning itself as a technological pioneer for the hydrogen economy. With a broad portfolio of solutions for electrification, automation, and digitalization, the comp... Siemens hydrogen solutions
EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies: Fuel cells for tomorrow's mobility
The heart of a fuel cell beats in its bipolar plate – and at EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies, it beats with industrial precision. The joint venture between ElringKlinger and OPmobility... EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies
Globe fuel cells replace batteries in industrial logistics
The system developed by Globe is designed to replace existing batteries in forklifts or other industrial trucks without any structural changes. Power is still supplied via a standa... Globe fuel cells
Fraunhofer ISE: MEA research for fuel cells and electrolysis
The membrane electrode assembly determines the efficiency and durability of fuel cells and electrolysers. At Fraunhofer ISE, the focus is on polymer electrolyte membranes in the lo... Fraunhofer ISE
Energy supply is increasingly being organized in a decentralized manner – through photovoltaic systems, battery storage, heat pumps, and digital control systems. Providers such as Solarland Bayern, Svea Solar, and PREFA are demonstrating how residential and commercial units can be made independent of the traditional power grid. Modular energy storage solutions from companies such as Sonnen, VARTA, and TESVOLT also enable the flexible use of renewable sources.
Hydrogen technology is considered one of the key components for a climate-neutral future—not only in transportation, but also in industry and energy production. Companies such as Cellcentric, EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies, Siemens, and Neuman & Esser are working on scalable solutions for electrolysis, storage, and utilization. Logistics also benefits: fuel cells are replacing batteries in forklifts, fleets, and container terminals.
In the building sector, heating systems are continuing to develop in the direction of efficiency, modularity, and sustainability. Manufacturers such as Bosch, Panasonic, Solarfocus, and Weishaupt are focusing on modern heat pumps, supplemented by smart control, energy management, and combinations with photovoltaics. At the same time, biomass remains a stable component of regional heating strategies, for example through suppliers such as Hargassner and Fröling. Innovative concepts are created through:
The energy research area plays a central role when it comes to classifying technological developments and realistically assessing their impact on the environment, economy, and society. The focus is on renewable energies that are used both for electricity generation and for renewable heat. Photovoltaics, wind power, heat pumps, solar thermal energy, and biomass are not isolated topics, but rather a closely interlinked overall system that is increasingly being digitally controlled and optimized. Research institutions, industry, and energy suppliers are working together to make these technologies more efficient, durable, and easier to integrate. An important aspect is the comparison of different systems and applications. While renewable electricity can now be generated competitively in many regions, research is increasingly focusing on coupling the electricity and heating sectors. This shows how crucial storage technologies, smart grids, and load management are for ensuring security of supply while sustainably reducing energy-related emissions. In the building sector in particular, it is clear that only the interaction of generation, storage, and use can fully realize the ecological benefits. The projects and companies presented on Messe.TV reflect this development. They show how research results are gradually being translated into marketable solutions and how new technologies are contributing to more efficient energy use and measurable reductions in emissions. This makes the research sector not only a driver of innovation, but also an important basis for decision-making for politicians, businesses, and users who want to actively shape the transformation of the energy supply.
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