When is the Solar Evening taking place?

The date is September 9, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM.

Where is the event taking place?

At Ilse-Kibgis-Platz in Gelsenkirchen, Harthorststraße 1.

How much is the admission fee?

Participation is free and non-binding.

Do I need to register?

Yes, registration is requested. According to the event information, spontaneous participation is also possible.

Who is the Solar Evening intended for?

Primarily for property owners who are dealing with solar energy on their own roof or want to start anew.

What topics will be covered?

It will be about solar potential, planning a system, costs, funding opportunities, self-consumption, and the interplay with storage, electric cars, or heat pumps.

Solar Evening Your Roof Can Do More

Name: Solar Evening “Your Roof Can Do More”
Start: 2026-09-09T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-09T21:30:00+02:00
Location: Ilse-Kibgis-Platz

Solar Knowledge to Take Away: The Solar Evening at Ilse-Kibgis-Platz

On Wednesday, September 9, 2026, the renovation management Prima.Klima.Horst invites you to the free and non-binding Solar Evening “Your Roof Can Do More” at Ilse-Kibgis-Platz. The focus is on practical questions about solar energy, planning, costs, funding opportunities, and the sensible use of self-generated electricity in your own household. The event is primarily aimed at property owners who are looking for a solid introduction to the topic. ([gelsenkirchen.de](https://www.gelsenkirchen.de/de/_funktionsnavigation/presse/pressemeldungen/72264-primaklimahorst-solar-abend-ihr-dach-kann-mehr))

Understanding Solar Energy

The evening deliberately emphasizes orientation rather than technical jargon. Visitors will learn how to assess the solar potential of a building, what size and design of a system may make sense, and what next steps are important for implementation. The interaction with battery storage, electric cars, or heat pumps will also be addressed. ([gelsenkirchen.de](https://www.gelsenkirchen.de/de/_funktionsnavigation/presse/pressemeldungen/72264-primaklimahorst-solar-abend-ihr-dach-kann-mehr))

Exchange, Questions, and Concrete Practice

Especially attractive is the direct exchange with experts on site. There will be time for individual questions, personal conversations, and a look at real experiences from the neighborhood. A property owner will also share his journey from initial consideration to his own solar power use. This creates closeness, trust, and a clear connection to practice. ([gelsenkirchen.de](https://www.gelsenkirchen.de/de/_funktionsnavigation/presse/pressemeldungen/72264-primaklimahorst-solar-abend-ihr-dach-kann-mehr))

A Place in Transition

Ilse-Kibgis-Platz is at the center of a climate-adapted neighborhood development. The city of Gelsenkirchen describes the site as highly sealed and currently used mainly as a parking lot; at the same time, it is seen as a location with particular development potential for improved quality of stay, greening, and climate adaptation. This urban context makes the Solar Evening a relevant component of local participation. ([gelsenkirchen.de](https://www.gelsenkirchen.de/de/_funktionsnavigation/presse/pressemeldungen/71063-primaklimahorst-viele-ideen-fuer-einen-klimaangepassten-ilse-kibgis-platz))

Conclusion

Those interested in photovoltaics, renovation, and the path to their own solar system will receive compact knowledge, direct answers, and a practical introduction. The Solar Evening connects expert information with neighborhood relevance and invites attendees to live the opportunities of solar energy on-site. ([gelsenkirchen.de](https://www.gelsenkirchen.de/de/_funktionsnavigation/presse/pressemeldungen/72264-primaklimahorst-solar-abend-ihr-dach-kann-mehr))