Intersolar Europe is the world's largest solar exhibition and the core of The smarter E Europe, which together with ees Europe, Power2Drive Europe and EM-Power Europe most recently brought around 2,650 exhibitors from 52 countries and 105,000 visitors from 163 countries to Munich. On show are modules, inverters, mounting systems and trackers — black glass that mirrors every ceiling light, and hardware standing in the June sun outdoors. We photograph so your module looks like a module and not like a mirror.
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| Dates | Tuesday 8 to Thursday 10 June 2027 |
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| Venue | Messe München, Am Messesee 2, 81829 Munich |
| Frequency | Annually, three days; conferences on 7 and 8 June at the ICM |
| Profile | World's largest exhibition for the solar industry: modules, cells, inverters, mounting and tracking systems, agri-PV, balcony systems, production equipment — part of The smarter E Europe with ees Europe, Power2Drive Europe and EM-Power Europe |
| Audience | The combined event most recently drew around 2,650 exhibitors from 52 countries and 105,000 visitors from 163 countries across 15 halls and the outdoor area; visitors are installers, project developers, wholesalers and utilities |
| Our travel time | About 5 hours by ICE from Essen — travel and overnight stay are stated separately and transparently |
A PV module is a dark, high-gloss glass surface — under the hall lighting of Messe München it mirrors the ceiling grid, the neighbouring stands and the photographer. We work with polarising filters and find the angle at which the cell structure becomes visible and the reflection disappears; for module walls we set our own light broadly from the side so frame, cell spacing and backsheet are legible. With glass-glass and coloured facade modules we show the surface as material, not as a black plane.
Inverters, optimisers and junction boxes are the opposite: light or grey housings with displays, cooling fins and connectors. We photograph them with our own light and a neutral background, whole product ranges in the same setup, plus displays without banding — images that belong together in data sheet, online shop and installer training.
Mounting systems and trackers stand outdoors between the halls, in June sun with hard contrast. We photograph them in the morning before opening, when the light is flatter, and film trackers in motion as short clips from a tripod — the tracking in time-lapse explains the system better than any graphic. For roof systems we produce detail shots of clamp, rail and hook that your sales team uses in installation guides.
Intersolar is international: exhibitors from 52 countries, many of them from China, visitors from 163 countries. We conduct interviews with your product manager or an installer in English or German, with radio mic and subtitles in both languages. For your colleagues abroad we deliver the 30-second highlight without speech, with text only.
Tuesday and Wednesday are the fullest days with the longest conversations; Thursday is quieter and suits shots without onlookers and team portraits. We recommend a four-hour package on Tuesday or Wednesday: the hour before opening for module wall, outdoor area and stand architecture, then conversations, demonstrations and interviews.
Intersolar is held every year, but the hall is full and time is short: we take on no more than four exhibitors per show day so every stand gets the calm that polariser and lighting need. In our experience the Tuesday slots go first.
Polariser, side light and the right angle — cell structure, frame and backsheet visible instead of the ceiling grid.
Product ranges with our own light and neutral background, displays without banding.
Tracking in time-lapse, clamp and rail in detail — for product pages and installation guides.
Module wall, outdoor area and stand architecture before opening, with no visitors in frame.
Consultations at the product with installers, project developers and wholesalers — no flash.
Product managers, installers and partners with radio mic, subtitles in German and English.
A post with your stand while the show is still running gets seen and shared. That is why every package includes finished photos and video within 24 hours after the event ends — first images usually the same day. Two revision rounds included.
A sample from our production: the event recap for your website and LinkedIn — below it, native 9:16 footage for Reels, Shorts and Stories, shot in parallel with the main coverage.
Event recap · YOOZ
Event reel · izy
Brand event · YOOZ
Trade fair clip · Vapes Bars
Fixed prices, defined deliverables, predictable turnaround. All prices exclude VAT and include travel within North Rhine-Westphalia.
Add-on: On-stand interview + extended highlight video (approx. 90 sec.) €190
Payment: 50 % deposit on booking by credit card (Stripe link sent with the quote) or bank transfer, 50 % on the show day. No German VAT for non-EU companies; reverse charge for EU companies with VAT ID.
Capacity: maximum 4 exhibitors per show day — please reserve early.
Tell us the date, venue, stand size and what the images are for. You normally get a fixed-price quote within 24 hours, with no hidden line items.
We arrive with our own equipment, work discreetly around your stand, and never interrupt a conversation or a demo. Shot list agreed in advance.
Edited photos and cut video via a private download link — within 24 hours after the event ends.
From €990 plus VAT for two hours of photo and video on site with at least 30 edited images and a 30-second highlight video. Four hours from €1,490, a full show day from €1,990. Travel to Munich and any overnight stay are stated separately and transparently.
Yes. We work with a polarising filter, our own side light and a camera angle in which the ceiling grid does not sit in the glass. The cell structure and frame become visible, the reflection largely disappears.
Yes. We film the tracking from a tripod and deliver it as a short clip or time-lapse, plus detail shots of drive and joint. Best in the morning before opening, when the light is flat.
Tuesday or Wednesday: the fullest aisles and longest conversations, plus the hour before opening for clean stand shots. Thursday is quieter and good for team portraits and interviews.
Yes. Interviews, briefing and the entire engagement run in English — a large share of our trade fair clients come from outside Germany. Invoices with VAT ID for EU companies, no German VAT for companies outside the EU.
Send us your hall, stand number and the products you want to feature. We will propose a time window and a fixed-price quote.
We normally reply within 24 hours. For short-notice bookings during a show week, please call.
