The second day at Intersolar in Munich showcased a wide array of innovative energy storage, charging, and mobility technologies alongside the traditional solar modules and inverters. Anker Solix unveiled a scalable energy storage solution ideal for balcony solar installations, with the potential to handle substantial solar input and energy storage. AmpSociety introduced a modular car charging hardware designed to cater to multiple vehicles in parking lots efficiently. Astreea impressed attendees with a beautifully designed electric scooter from Romania, emphasizing ease of use and elegant aesthetics. CATL launched a high-capacity battery packed with energy storage in a standard container space, highlighting advanced design features for optimal performance. Additionally, Evermore presented a unique approach to lowering anode binder material costs using cow dung, focusing on environmental sustainability. Rolls Royce showcased a diverse range of projects, including energy storage systems and small modular nuclear reactors, with a strong focus on renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and hydrogen at the forefront.