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Batteries keeping pace with Swiss home solar trend

Summer 2026 is shaping up to be one of the hottest ever recorded in Switzerland. These are ideal conditions for driving solar energy production, which is reaching record levels. The related market of home batteries, designed to store photovoltaic electricity, is also experiencing strong growth. Compared to July 2025, clean solar energy production jumped 43% last month, according to data from Energy-Charts. This increase is explained by exceptional sunshine, but also by the continued growth in the number of photovoltaic installations across the country. As rooftops become covered with solar panels, a new challenge emerges: making the most of this electricity. Because at midday, when the sun is at its highest point, production often exceeds consumption, and the grid cannot absorb all the surplus. Some of this energy is then lost. For the industry, storage batteries are now an increasingly relevant solution. "We often produce more energy in the middle of the day, while consumption is ... Full story here Are you the author?
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