T.Werk GmbH Unveils Innovative Solar Substructure Solutions at Intersolar 2025
T.Werk GmbH is set to unveil two innovative solar substructure solutions, Artemis and Uranus alpha, at the Intersolar exhibition in Munich from May 7 to 9, 2025. The products will be showcased at booth 260 in hall A5, offering visitors a firsthand look at the company's latest advancements in the field.
Artemis is a versatile agri-PV solution that combines crop cultivation and livestock farming with solar energy generation. It provides weather protection and predator safety, making it an ideal choice for farmers looking to diversify their income. The substructure allows for free definition of row length and spacing, accommodating various farming requirements. With a minimum height of 2.1 meters, Artemis enables agricultural use beneath PV rows.
Uranus alpha, on the other hand, is a flexible photovoltaic solution designed for facades. It features adaptable hole patterns and an integrated cable channel, making it easy to install and customize. The substructure's short rails create a chimney effect, enhancing module performance through optimized rear ventilation.
Visitors to Intersolar can expect to see these innovative solutions at T.Werk GmbH's booth. Both Artemis and Uranus alpha are designed to improve efficiency and versatility in solar energy generation, catering to the diverse needs of the industry.
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