Solis Opens Intersolar Europe 2026 with New Energy Storage Portfolio and Strategic Partnership Signing

Munich, Germany – June 23, 2026 – Solis opened its booth at Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich yesterday, welcoming installers, distributors, EPCs, project developers and energy partners for a first look at its latest residential and commercial energy storage solutions.

Located in Hall B3, Booth B3.430, the Solis stand was busy throughout the opening day, with visitors keen to explore how the company is expanding beyond inverter technology into more complete solar and storage solutions for homes, businesses and larger energy projects.

A key focus on the opening day was Solis’ full energy storage portfolio, highlighting the company’s continued evolution from a leading PV inverter manufacturer into a complete energy storage solution provider. The portfolio brings together solar generation, battery storage, intelligent energy management and digital monitoring within one connected ecosystem.

The opening day also saw Solis take part in a strategic partnership signing ceremony with JA, marking an important step in strengthening collaboration across the solar and energy storage value chain. The agreement reflects both companies’ shared commitment to supporting the global energy transition and accelerating the deployment of reliable, flexible energy storage solutions for international markets.

Among the most discussed innovations at the booth was FlexAIO, Solis’ latest all-in-one stackable high-voltage residential energy storage system. Visitors showed strong interest in its modular design, capacity range from 6–54kWh, expandability up to 324kWh, and intelligent control capabilities powered by Solis AI. Installers were impressed by its simplified installation and scalability as key advantages for residential projects.

Solis also attracted significant attention with its wider residential and C&I storage portfolio, including FlexHome, IntelliHome and the FlexCore series. These solutions are designed to meet a broad range of customer needs, from residential backup power and smart home energy management to larger commercial and industrial projects requiring greater flexibility, resilience and system control.

For commercial and industrial users, EverCore, Solis’ integrated 261kWh energy storage system, emerged as another major focal point. Designed to simplify deployment and support long-term operational stability, EverCore combines battery storage, power conversion and energy management within a single system architecture, helping businesses optimise energy use and improve energy independence.

Alongside its storage solutions, Solis' hybrid and grid-tied inverter portfolio also drew steady interest, reinforcing the company’s ability to support the full energy lifecycle — from solar generation to storage, control and optimisation.

On-site engagement was supported by Solis' European team, who provided technical discussions, project consultations and localised support to visitors throughout the day. Many partners highlighted the importance of strong in-country service and technical expertise when selecting long-term energy storage solutions.

Speaking on the opening day, Sandy Woodward, European Country Manager at Solis, said:

“Intersolar Europe is one of the most important platforms for the global energy industry, and it has been fantastic to see such strong interest in our full energy storage ecosystem on the first day.

“What we are demonstrating here is not just a series of individual products, but a complete approach to energy generation, storage and intelligent management. Across Europe and global markets, customers are looking for smarter, more flexible and more scalable solutions, and Solis is committed to supporting that transition with technologies that are simpler to deploy, easier to manage and adaptable to different application scenarios.”

The company also highlighted growing customer interest in digital energy management, with SolisCloud and Solis AI positioned as key components in helping users make smarter energy decisions, improve system performance and optimise energy use through predictive control.

During the exhibition, Solis also held an authorisation ceremony with GP Stellar Group for West and Central Africa. Held on the second day of the show, the ceremony marked an important step in strengthening Solis’ regional partner network and reflected the company’s commitment to working with local partners to accelerate storage deployment, improve in-market service capability and provide customers with more responsive regional support.

Solis will continue welcoming partners and visitors throughout Intersolar Europe 2026, hosting product demonstrations, technical discussions and networking sessions at its booth in Hall B3, Stand B3.430.

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Founded in 2005, Solis (Ginlong Technologies) is a global leader in solar and energy storage solutions. With more than 20 years of expertise in power electronics, the company provides a comprehensive portfolio of inverter, hybrid, and energy storage solutions for residential, commercial & industrial (C&I), and utility-scale applications. Backed by strong global R&D capabilities, internationally recognized certifications, and a robust global supply chain, Solis is committed to accelerating the transition to a low-carbon and sustainable energy future.