Intersolar Munich 2026 at a glance
- When: Tuesday, 23 June to Thursday, 25 June 2026; the accompanying conference began on 22 June
- Where: Messe München, conference at the ICM
- Exhibitors: 2,650 companies from 52 countries
- Visitors: around 105,000 trade visitors from 163 countries
- Space: 19 halls plus outdoor area
- Topics: photovoltaics, storage, charging infrastructure, energy management and sector coupling
- Interview: Thomas Ebner and Max Possegger talking to GreenBitcoinFarm, straight to the video from minute 14:24
Intersolar is part of The smarter E Europe, the exhibition alliance of Intersolar Europe, ees Europe, Power2Drive Europe and EM-Power Europe. The key theme of the fair was flexibility in the energy system: renewable energy should be reliably usable around the clock, even when more electricity is generated than needed. This is where HASHLYNK comes in, turning surplus electricity into computing power and usable heat.
HASHLYNK at Intersolar
HASHLYNK exhibited at the start-up joint stand C4.570F in hall C4, in the EM-Power Europe exhibition area. The focus was on the HashUnit, our compact system for residential buildings and small businesses, which visitors could get to know right there at the stand.
The response exceeded our expectations. On all three days of the fair we had numerous in-depth conversations with plant operators, planners and partners from the energy sector. The focus was on current challenges such as falling feed-in tariffs, negative electricity prices and feed-in limits, and on the question of how surplus electricity can be put to economic use right on site.
In the interview with GreenBitcoinFarm
At the fair, our founders Thomas Ebner and Max Possegger answered GreenBitcoinFarm’s (GBF) questions in an interview. They explain how HASHLYNK turns surplus electricity into computing power and makes the waste heat usable. Afterwards, Max gives a tour of the HashUnit.
Our verdict on Intersolar Munich 2026
Bitcoin mining with renewable energy is noticeably gaining momentum. More and more players are driving the topic forward, and the conversations at our stand showed how great the demand for practical solutions already is. For many operators, putting surplus electricity to use has long ceased to be a niche question and has become an economic necessity.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by
Thank you to everyone who visited us at our stand. Special thanks go to our partners 21PV, P2H Computing Cluster and INGE.
