Messe Magdeburg starts 95,000 euros solar offensive for sustainable future!

Messe Magdeburg starts 95,000 euros solar offensive for sustainable future!

A lot is happening in Magdeburg, because the trade fair and event company has invested very large: a total of 95,000 euros flow into a new photovoltaic system in Hall 3. The goal? Most of the electricity needs to be covered by solar energy. This is fresh wind in the event industry, which is increasingly relying on sustainable solutions. The fair reacts to the growing requirements of environmentally conscious organizers and shows that it has a good knack for green technologies.

To ensure that the system is precisely tailored to the actual electricity consumption, technology and controlling have analyzed energy consumption in the exhibition halls down to detail - every minute. The result is a tailor -made production of solar power, which is already very popular with the aim of reducing the ecological footprint. Particularly gratifying: After extrapolence, the investment will pay its costs within six years.

Sustainable modernizations in Magdeburg

But that's not all! In the summer of 2025, new sanitary facilities in Hall 2 are also on the plan, while Hall 1 has already been modernized. Such structural adjustments not only improve access, but also the visitor tours, for example through a widened entrance to Hall 3 and a new fence system to the "MDCC Park Bühne".

The technology team of the fair can also come up with something: weatherproof seating from old access blocks are used in the outdoor area. Sustainability is already going through building management through district heating and resource -saving measures. The positive side effect? The economic efficiency increases what is worth gold for the fair today.

What makes photovoltaics so interesting?

Photovoltaics (PV) plays a central role in the energy transition. This technology mainly uses mono- and polycrystalline solar cells that activate electrons through sunlight and thus generate electricity. The generated direct current is converted into usable alternating current via inverters. Solar systems amortize energy after a year or two, while the lifespan of a module is usually 25 to 30 years. This not only makes them economically attractive, but also protects the environment enormously because they avoid emissions of 746 g CO₂ equivalent per kWh of fossil fuels.

The Federal Republic of Germany pursues the goal of more than double the installed PV performance by 2030. To achieve this, various research measures are promoted, such as the “Team PV” project. This is about increasing efficiency, stability and manufacturing of solar modules, which ensures the long -term use of this technology.

Overall, the development in Magdeburg is part of a larger trend: More and more companies and institutions are relying on renewable energies to reduce their ecological footprint and at the same time react to the increasing demands of society. Today the Messeburg Mass is shiny and shows that the future has long started.

For more information about photovoltaics and its implementation, the following links offer deeper insights: cimunity , Environmental Federal Office , bmbf .