The shape of the exhibition

The exhibition is laid out in four product ranges, and the reason is procurement rather than tidiness. A project in this market rarely buys a single item: the same specification round covers the generation equipment, the switchgear that protects it, the meters that bill for the output, and the plant that the power is installed to serve. Putting those ranges in one hall means the engineers who specify them can do it in one visit.

The ranges are set for the 2026 edition. The companies filling each range are not settled yet; the exhibitor directory on this site is the record of who has signed.

Four ranges

Solar

Panels, inverters, mounting, rooftop and utility-scale installations.

Wind

Turbines, towers, components and the maintenance of wind assets.

Grid and power equipment

Generators, transformers, switchgear, cables and storage.

Metering and control

Meters, monitoring, SCADA and the systems that manage supply.

Plants need pumps as well as power

The fifth thing on the floor is not a fifth range but a boundary: the mechanical plant that a power installation serves. Pump sets, packaged water treatment units and the control panels that run them are specified by the same people who choose the electrical equipment, and bought on the same trip.

If your product sits on that boundary, say so when you enquire. Placement is decided by where the buyer will look for it, and that is the only rule the team applies.

Exhibits Profile