Intersolar2026

Intersolar Europe 2026

Uniper’s Renewables business unit is again participating as an exhibitor at Intersolar this year. Learn how we are driving the expansion of renewable energy – combining technology, economics, and partnerships to build resilient, home-grown power systems. We look forward to meeting you at booth A3.509 from 23 – 25 June.

Why visit us at Intersolar Europe 2026

At our booth, the focus is on personal exchange and tangible content – from project pipelines and market trends to strong partnerships.

Meet the people behind the projects and talk with us about solutions for a sustainable energy supply:

Exchange with our experts on solar, onshore wind and battery storage projects
Insights into our current projects and target markets across Europe
Discussion of concrete partnership and investment opportunities
Renewables as an integral part of our longterm business strategy
Shaping the next phase of the energy transition through integration

Contact us

Come and meet our team and let’s talk about joint projects.
Schedule a meeting with us in advance or drop by our booth spontaneously.

About Uniper renewables

Renewables is a key pillar of the company’s business strategy. We invest purposefully in the expansion of solar and onshore wind projects as well as complementary storage solutions in selected core European markets. Our goal is to advance renewable energy in a scalable, cost-efficient and system relevant way.

Learn more about our operations in the field of renewable energies

Discover our renewable energy projects

Solar park Tamworth

Uniper is expanding its renewable energy supply in the UK with a solar project in Tamworth, Staffordshire. With up to 45 MWp, it could power around 15,900 households annually.

More about Tamworth

Solar park Totmonslow

The solar project in Draycott in the Moors, Staffordshire, UK, will support the energy transition. With a capacity of 21 MWp, it could supply renewable electricity to up to 7,400 households annually.

More about Totmonslow

Solar park Tét

Uniper is strengthening its presence in Hungary’s renewable energy market with the Tét solar project, delivering 90 MWp of green electricity.

More about Tét

Solar park Aton

With a capacity of 61 megawatt peak (MWp), the Aton solar project in Dunaföldvár, Hungary, will make an important contribution to the country's renewable energy targets.

More about Aton

Solar park Voslapper Groden

The 17 megawatt peak (MWp) solar park on the landfill site of the former Wilhelmshaven coal-fired power station will generate 17,000 MWh of renewable electricity per year - enough for up to 4,500 households.

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Hare Craig wind farm East Ayrshire, Scotland

Uniper plans to expand renewable energy supply in the UK with its first wind farm in East Ayrshire, Scotland. With a capacity of 46.2 MW, it could produce enough green electricity to power over 66,000 homes each year.

More about Hare Craig