Jolywood inspires Intersolar: the future of energy for home!

Jolywood inspires Intersolar: the future of energy for home!

München, Deutschland - Jolywood Solar impressively presented itself at the Intersolar Europe in Munich from May 7th to 9th, 2025. The company presented numerous innovations in the field of renewable energies and received several awards and strategic partnerships in this context. The focus was on the premiere of the niwa home super energy solution, which is based on the principles of security, simplicity and intelligence. This solution includes roof systems, balcony solutions and network -independent outdoor facilities that enable users to switch to clean energies and use the advantages of solar power.

The Niwa Ultra series, which achieves an efficiency of 24.6 % with the help of JBC technology, is particularly worth mentioning, as well as the NiWa Air module, which offers ultra-light and flexible properties and is therefore also suitable for curved surfaces. Jolywood also presented an intelligent energy storage system and a windproof module that has an outstanding climate resistance; This module offers an energy yield of 1.63 % more compared to conventional alternatives and reduces CO₂ emissions by 61.8 % compared to double glass modules with aluminum frames.

innovative products and awards

As part of the trade fair, several new products were presented, including:

• niwa home all-in-one-one-balcony energy storage system
• niwa home intelligent energy storage system
• windproof module

The N-Type TopCon solar cells from Jolywood were presented in three Bifacial main models:

Jolywood received several awards for his pioneering products, including the certificate for N-Topcon PV modules from TÜV Nord , the certification according to IEC 61215/61730 for BC-Photovoltaic modules from TÜV Süd kiwa pvel for the fourth year in a row. In addition, the company won a top innovation price in Italy for the backsheet technology of eupd .

far -reaching effects on the energy transition

The Jolywood solutions and technologies presented could have significant effects on the energy transition. Solar power, which is not used itself, is fed into the public power grid, which is regulated by the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG). The network operator is paid out to the producers and drops according to the maintenance costs. Solar systems have various options after 20 years, including the possibility of direct marketing and fixed acceptance contracts (Power Purchase Agreements - PPA).

Via a tenant current model, operators can also deliver electricity directly to tenants or consume in the building. Jolywood remains committed to innovation and is actively committed to a sustainable future and the support of global energy change. The innovative products and solutions could not only contribute to the reduction of CO₂ emissions, but also pave the way for wider acceptance and use of solar energy.