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Dutch startup offers PV mounting solution for fragile roofs
Dutch startup Rable has developed a self-supporting PV mounting system for fragile roofs with slopes of up to 10 degrees, reducing anchor points by 95% compared with conventional systems. The galvanized-steel structure distributes loads of 6 kg/m² to 15 kg/m² and can reduce installation costs by €0.15 ($0.16)/W, according to the company.
Oct 15, 2026
Belgium reveals results of PV cable assessment
Belgian authorities found that nine of 10 PV cables tested achieved a lower fire-reaction class than their manufacturers had declared. However, the manufacturers provided additional accredited laboratory tests supporting their declarations, prompting the authorities to close the cases without further action.
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Solar Group presents mounting system for fibre-cement roof
Solar Group unveiled Fibro+, a simplified mounting system for PV modules on fiber-cement roofs, designed to reduce components and installation steps. The company claims the system can cut installation time by up to 30% and labor costs by up to 25%, while offering structural strength and a 12-year warranty.
Mounting system for photovoltaic installations on gabions
Wi Solar, Karl Ditandy, and Diconal have developed a mounting system that enables PV module installation on irregular gabion structures. The solution adapts standard mounting technology to variable gabion geometries and could be used for applications including noise barriers, retaining walls, and slope stabilization.
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KUKA Cable highlights material innovation as the next frontier of solar cable reliability
As Europe’s solar market continues to expand, long-term cable reliability is becoming a critical factor in project safety and performance. At The smarter E Europe 2026 in Munich, KUKA Cable highlighted the growing importance of material innovation and systematic quality verification in meeting the demands of next-generation solar projects.
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IED unveils predictive technology to detect tracker galloping in real time
Spanish control systems specialist IED has launched TrueWind, a predictive monitoring system that detects wind-induced galloping in solar trackers before structural damage occurs. The company says the technology improves tracker availability by replacing wind speed-based protection with real-time structural analysis.
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Dahua Technology showcases “Visible AI in New Energy” at Intersolar Europe 2026
The AIoT solution and service provider presented a portfolio of solutions, including perimeter protection and intelligent inspection systems, among other offerings to help energy operators enhance efficiency, reliability, and security across the energy value chain.
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