MIE Events · Power and energy
Megawatt Africa
One exhibition brand, three editions: Ghana and Kenya in 2027, Morocco in 2026. Generation, transmission, power equipment and the measurement that keeps it all running.
Megawatt is the power and energy exhibition brand of MIE Events. Each edition is a working exhibition for the people who build, supply and operate electricity in its own market — utilities and independent power producers, EPC contractors and installers, distributors and industrial buyers, and the government bodies that set the rules. The product groups are the same in every country: solar energy, wind power generation, power equipment, and energy measurement. Pick the edition you are travelling to, or the market you sell into.
Why three countries
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Three power markets, three buying conversations
Ghana, Kenya and Morocco are separate electricity systems, with separate regulators, separate grids and separate procurement. A distributor who sells in Accra is not automatically selling in Nairobi, and a contractor bidding in Casablanca is pricing a different set of rules. One edition per market keeps the exhibitor list and the conference programme about the market the visitor is standing in.
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The same product groups everywhere
The catalogue does not change between the editions: solar and wind generation, transformers and switchgear, storage, metering, and the monitoring that follows a plant into service. A supplier with a regional product line can exhibit the same equipment in each market and meet the people who specify it there.
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Editions where the trade already meets
Each Megawatt edition is held at the venue that already carries our other exhibitions in that city, in the same week. That is why one visit is one trip rather than three, and why the buyer invitations reach a market that is already travelling to that trade ground.
The exhibition
What is on show
Four product groups run through every edition: solar energy, wind power generation, power equipment and energy measurement. That spans the panels and turbines that generate, the transformers, switchgear and storage that move and hold power, and the metering and monitoring that proves a plant is performing.
A visitor can compare generation, grid and measurement suppliers in one hall; an exhibitor meets the utilities, independent power producers, EPC contractors, distributors and industrial buyers who specify the equipment in that market.
From the show floor
The 2026 Accra edition, in four frames. The next Accra edition opens on 6 July 2027.
Backing · Ghana 2026
Government and institutional support in Ghana
The 2026 Accra edition opened under the patronage of H.E. Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, with the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China (MOFCOM), the Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry and Rhenus Logistics among its strategic partners. The Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade and the Ghana Tourism Authority are also listed among the edition's partners.