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    Dates

    1–3 Sep 2026

    City / country

    Mexico City, Mexico

    Venue

    Centro Banamex

    Time

    11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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    Event overview

    Overview

    Intersolar Mexico is a premier event focused on the solar energy sector, showcasing innovations in photovoltaics, solar thermal, and energy storage.

    It will take place from September 1-3, 2026, at Centro Banamex in Mexico City, bringing together industry leaders and professionals.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Dates and Venue: Intersolar Mexico runs from September 1-3, 2026, at Centro Banamex, Mexico City.
    2. 2Scale and Focus: This event is a leading platform for the solar industry, featuring exhibitors and discussions on energy innovations.
    3. 3Organiser: The event is organized by Intersolar Mexico Organization, with more details available at intersolar.mx.
    4. 4Buyer Authority: Attendees include key decision-makers from the solar energy sector, influencing purchasing decisions.
    5. 5Entry: Registration is required for attendance; details can be found on the official website.

    Why visit

    Visitors to Intersolar Mexico will gain insights into the latest solar technologies, network with industry leaders, and explore innovative solutions for energy management and sustainability. Dates and Venue: Intersolar Mexico runs from September 1-3, 2026, at Centro Banamex, Mexico City. Buyer Authority: Attendees include key decision-makers from the solar energy sector, influencing purchasing decisions. Entry: Registration is required for attendance; details can be found on.

    Why exhibit

    Exhibiting at Intersolar Mexico provides companies with direct access to a targeted audience of solar energy professionals, enhancing brand visibility and facilitating business connections. Scale and Focus: This event is a leading platform for the solar industry, featuring exhibitors and discussions on energy innovations. Buyer Authority: Attendees include key decision-makers from the solar energy sector, influencing purchasing decisions. Intersolar Mexico plays a crucial.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Solar energy professionals and decision-makers
    Government representatives focused on energy policy
    Researchers and academics in renewable energy
    Investors looking for opportunities in solar technology
    Industry consultants and advisors
    Sustainability advocates and environmental organizations

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Manufacturers of solar panels and components
    Providers of energy storage solutions
    Companies specializing in solar thermal technologies
    Service providers for solar installation and maintenance
    Consultants in renewable energy and sustainability
    Innovators in energy management systems

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Photovoltaic panels and systems
    Energy storage solutions and batteries
    Solar thermal systems and components
    Energy management software and services
    Installation and maintenance services for solar energy
    Innovative technologies for energy efficiency

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

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    Centro Banamex

    Mexico City, Mexico

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Free registration

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    1 September –11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    2 September –11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    3 September –11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    Intersolar Mexico Organization

    Website

    What's on

    Programme

    Speakers

    DL

    Dr. Luz Dehni Acosta Moyado

    Investigadora Postdoctoral @ Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, UNAM

    HA

    Humberto Alarcón

    CEO & Founder @ SUNECO

    WJ

    Walter Julián Ángel Jiménez

    State Secretary for Energy Development @ State of Tamaulipas

    DC

    Dr. Carolin Antoni

    Manager of the sustainable development and trade and invest department @ CAMEXA (AHK)

    MA

    Mtra. Adriana Aragón Tapia

    Coordinator of the German Mexican Energy Partnership @ Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)

    AB

    Andrés Bodensiek Arenas

    General Manager @ Bioperdurable SAS

    FC

    Fidel Carrasco

    Coordinator @ Secretaría de Energía

    MJ

    M.I. Juan Carlos Castro Dominguez

    Postdoc Student @ National Autonomous University of Mexico - UNAM - Renewable Energy Institution - IER

    DK

    Dr. Karla Cedano

    Head of Innovation and Futures Lab @ IER-UNAM

    DC

    David Contreras

    Treasurer @ FECIME

    ND

    Natalia de la Fuente

    Director of Security and Energy Transition @ Agencia Estatal de Energías Renovables, Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo León

    ND

    Nelson Delgado

    General Director @ ASOLMEX

    SD

    Sofía Díaz (Moderator)

    Socia MERM / Business Developer @ Prosolia Energy Mexico

    SG

    Sayra Gomez Garcia

    Scientific Researcher @ Fraunhofer ISE (Institute of Solar Energy Systems)

    DG

    Daniel García

    President @ FAMERAC

    MG

    Marceliano García de Tena

    Managing Director in Mexico @ Powen

    MG

    Marvin Gareiss

    Senior Associate @ Aurora Energy Research

    WG

    Will Giese

    Senior Director of Government Affairs @ Solaray

    MG

    Manuel Gómez Herrera Lasso (Moderator)

    Director Executive @ AMIF

    YV

    Yolanda Villegas González

    President @ Asociación Mexicana de Almacenamiento, Electrificación y Movilidad (AMAEM), A.C.

    DS

    Daniel Sada Gonzalez

    General Manager @ Agencia Estatal de Energías Renovables, Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo León

    MA

    Marco Antonio Guzmán Aguilar

    Coordinador de la Comisión de Energías Renovables @ FECIME

    SJ

    Stine Jensen

    Strategic Expert Advisor @ Responsible Business

    GK

    Gleb Kouznetsov

    Energy Financing Director @ Bancomext

    EL

    Eduardo López

    Head of Operations @ CUBICO

    DJ

    Dr. Jorge Marcial Islas Sampeiro

    Subsecretary of Planning and Energy Transition @ Secretaría de Energía

    EO

    Elena Ocampo

    Energy Sector Associate @ Santamarina y Steta, S.C.

    MO

    Marisol Oropeza

    Founder @ Heat Changers

    CO

    Carla Ortiz

    Board Member @ ASOLMEX

    DL

    Diana Laura Rebollar

    Technical Advisor @ Mexican-German Energy Partnership

    MM

    Martín Mauricio Reyes Caracheo

    General Manager @ Agencia de Energía del Estado de Querétaro

    RM

    Ramón Moreno Rico

    Infrastructure Design Director @ Mitsui & Co.

    GS

    Gilberto Sánchez

    President @ ANES

    VA

    Valeria Amezcua Santillán

    Presidenta @ Red Agrovoltaica Mexicana

    ZT

    Zulleth Tajas

    General Directorate for Energy and Telecommunications @ Gobierno del Estado de Baja California Sur

    PT

    Patricia Tatto

    Board Member @ ASOLMEX

    SV

    Santiago Vásquez

    Co-Executive Director @ i3T

    AZ

    Aideé Zamora (Moderator)

    CEO @ Amerali

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Visitors

    12,000

    Exhibitors

    500

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    Intersolar Mexico is a premier event focused on the solar energy sector, showcasing innovations in photovoltaics, solar thermal, and energy storage. It will take place from September 1-3, 2026, at Centro Banamex in Mexico City, bringing together industry leaders and professionals. Intersolar Mexico plays a crucial role in advancing the solar energy market in Mexico, addressing key challenges and opportunities in the sector. It serves as a hub for networking and knowledge.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    Visitors typically include Solar energy professionals and decision-makers, Government representatives focused on energy policy, Researchers and academics in renewable energy, Investors looking for opportunities in solar technology. Dates and Venue: Intersolar Mexico runs from September 1-3, 2026, at Centro Banamex, Mexico City. Scale and Focus: This event is a leading platform for the solar industry, featuring exhibitors and discussions on energy innovations. Organiser: The event is organized by Intersolar Mexico.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    Exhibiting at Intersolar Mexico provides companies with direct access to a targeted audience of solar energy professionals, enhancing brand visibility and facilitating business connections. Scale and Focus: This event is a leading platform for the solar industry, featuring exhibitors and discussions on energy innovations. Buyer Authority: Attendees include key decision-makers from the solar energy sector, influencing purchasing decisions. Intersolar Mexico plays a crucial.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Mexico City, Mexico — the capital region is the country's largest market for solar PV, distributed generation and battery storage, with downstream demand concentrated in the industrial corridors of the Bajío, Monterrey and Sonora and served through Centro Citibanamex once a year.

    Why it matters

    Attending Intersolar Mexico on 2026-09-01 to 2026-09-03 in Mexico City lets buyers and specifiers benchmark suppliers, see live demonstrations, and compress months of vendor meetings into one focused trade visit — worthwhile when your category roadmap aligns with the official exhibitor profile.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    Digital buyer journeys

    Digital buyer journeys describe the shift of pre-purchase research, product discovery and supplier shortlisting onto online channels before a trade fair.

    02

    Sustainability in procurement

    Sustainability in procurement is the practice of weighting energy use, recyclable materials and carbon reporting when choosing suppliers and equipment.

    03

    Automation and labour efficiency

    Automation and labour efficiency covers machinery, software and services that cut installation time, downtime and staffing pressure on-site.

    04

    Regional supply-chain resilience

    Regional supply-chain resilience is the diversification of suppliers across regions to reduce single-source and logistics risk.

    05

    Hybrid engagement models

    Hybrid engagement models blend in-person trade-fair meetings with digital catalogues, webinars and year-round supplier portals.

    Energy trade fair circuit

    Book hotels, flights and matchmaking meetings 8–12 weeks before opening day; the peer circuit runs from January through September, with Mexican and Brazilian editions falling in August–September.

    Buyers covering solar, storage and clean energy plan Intersolar Mexico alongside regional peer shows to compare products, pricing and service coverage across Latin America, Europe and North America.

    Pre-show

    Confirm exhibitor meetings, product demonstrations and conference sessions for Intersolar Mexico; pre-book B2B matchmaking slots and verify visa or exemption status.

    Show week

    Hall walk-throughs across the co-located solar, green-technology and water halls, live product demonstrations, supplier negotiation and matchmaking appointments.

    Post-show

    Follow up on quotes, arrange factory or site visits and finalise distribution agreements with shortlisted Mexican and international suppliers.

    Peer events are established sector fairs in the international solar and energy circuit; confirm dates on each organiser website before booking.

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · MXN

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    MEX

    Mexico City International Airport (Benito Juárez)

    Main international gateway for the show, with direct flights from Europe, the United States and South America. Official airport taxis and app-based rideshares are the simplest option with luggage; Metro Line 5 to Metro Hidalgo then Line 2 westward, or the Metrobús corridor, is far cheaper but slow with large bags.

    ~15 km from Centro Citibanamex

    to venue

    30–45 minutes off-peak; 60–75 minutes during weekday peak traffic

    by car

    NLU

    Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA)

    Mexico City's second international airport at Santa Lucía, used mainly by domestic and selected international carriers. Reaching the venue means a taxi or rideshare down the northern ring road, so allow extra time during the morning peak.

    ~45 km north of Centro Citibanamex

    to venue

    60–90 minutes depending on traffic on the Circuito Exterior Mexiquense

    by car

    TLC

    Adolfo López Mateos International Airport (Toluca)

    Smaller airport west of the city with mostly domestic connections; useful only when fare or schedule savings outweigh the longer transfer. Pre-book a transfer or use an authorised taxi desk on arrival.

    ~60 km southwest of Centro Citibanamex

    to venue

    60–80 minutes on the México–Toluca highway

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Toreo

    Toreo / Naucalpanabout 2.1 km to venue

    4-star hotel closest to Centro Banamex with breakfast, free Wi-Fi, free parking and fitness centre.

    Holiday Inn Express Mexico City - Toreo by IHG

    Toreo / Naucalpanabout 2.9 km to venue

    4-star hotel with free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, free parking and full-service laundry.

    Novotel Mexico City Toreo

    Toreo / Naucalpanabout 2.9 km to venue

    4-star hotel with restaurant, bar, fitness centre and paid parking.

    Suites Teca Once

    Mexico Citynear Centro Banamex to venue

    4-star suite property with free Wi-Fi.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    Metro

    Estimated costMXN 5-7 per ride (estimate)
    Best forMetro lines 2 and 7 connect toward the Centro Banamex area

    Usually the fastest option in daytime traffic; allow extra time for transfers and walking.

    Bus

    Estimated costMXN 7-10 per ride (estimate)
    Best forRoutes 12, 13E, 18A, 1A and 25-01 serve the venue corridor

    Rome2rio lists a city centre to Centro Banamex bus journey of around 58 minutes via Metro Chapultepec.

    Taxi / rideshare

    Estimated costMXN 250-400 (estimate)
    Best forMexico City International Airport (Benito Juárez) (MEX) to Centro Banamex

    Journey takes roughly 30-45 minutes depending on traffic; use an official airport taxi or an app-based rideshare.

    Parking

    Estimated costMXN 40-70 per hour (estimate)
    Best forCentro Citibanamex on-site car park, Av. del Conscripto 311

    On-site parking is available; check Parkopedia for current tariffs and opening hours.

    taxi

    Estimated costMXN 350–700 taxi to the venue district
    Best forFelipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) (NLU) to Centro Banamex

    60–90 minutes depending on traffic on the Circuito Exterior Mexiquense; Mexico City's second international airport at Santa Lucía, used mainly by domestic and selected international carriers. Reaching the venue means a taxi or rideshare down the northern ring road, so allow extra

    taxi

    Estimated costMXN 350–700 taxi to the venue district
    Best forAdolfo López Mateos International Airport (Toluca) (TLC) to Centro Banamex

    60–80 minutes on the México–Toluca highway; Smaller airport west of the city with mostly domestic connections; useful only when fare or schedule savings outweigh the longer transfer. Pre-book a transfer or use an authorised taxi desk on arrival.

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: check with organiser

    SRE lists visa exemptions for non-lucrative visitors (tourism, business visitor, transit, correspondent and medical treatment) for stays up to 180 days, and holders of valid and unexpired visas from Canada, the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom or the Schengen Area do not need a Mexican visa.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    September is the wettest month in Mexico City, with average daily highs of about 21-23°C (70-73°F), night-time lows near 12°C (54°F) and 18-22 rain days across the month. Plan around humid afternoons and occasional heavy showers, with relative humidity around 77%.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    Visitors can stay connected with an eSIM or a local Mexican SIM purchased on arrival, or by enabling an international roaming plan before travel; eSIM data plans for Mexico are widely marketed by travel providers. Hotel and venue Wi-Fi is generally available.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Business etiquette and tipping

    Greetings are a firm handshake with eye contact; business cards are exchanged early and Spanish-language materials are appreciated. Restaurants expect a 10–15% tip, and small tips are common for hotel and airport staff. Punctuality is valued for meetings, but always allow a 30–45 minute buffer for Mexico City traffic.

    Altitude, climate and dress

    Mexico City sits at roughly 2,240 m, so visitors may notice breathlessness on the first day — drink water steadily, limit alcohol on arrival night and pace the first morning at the venue. Trade-show dress is business casual to business formal in the halls, with a light jacket for cool evenings and rain protection in September.

    Currency, language and safety

    Prices are quoted in Mexican pesos; cards are widely accepted in hotels and the venue, but carry some cash for taxis, tips and smaller stands. Spanish is the working language of most stands, with English widely spoken by export-oriented exhibitors, and it is standard practice to use app-based transport or hotel-arranged taxis after dark.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: MEX

    Compare flights to the nearest international gateway serving Mexico City; confirm ground transport on the organiser site.

    Visa

    Mexico's visitor visa without permission for remunerated activities covers business travel such as attending meetings, conferences, seminars and trade fairs for stays up to 180 days; many nationalities are visa-exempt and valid US, Canada, Japan, UK or Schengen visas also exempt holders.

    Processing: Varies by nationality; apply several weeks before travel.

    Confirm your nationality's requirement with the Mexican consulate or the SRE visa portal before booking travel; a valid and unexpired US, Canada, Japan, UK or Schengen visa also exempts holders from a Mexican visa.

    Official

    Hotels

    Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

    Check-in (recommended)

    2026-09-01

    Check-out (recommended)

    2026-09-03

    Areas to stay

    Mexico City · Toreo / Naucalpan

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Mexico City International Airport (Benito Juárez) (MEX): 30–45 minutes off-peak; 60–75 minutes during weekday peak traffic; Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) (NLU): 60–90 minutes depending on traffic on the Circuito Exterior Mexiquense; Adolfo López Mateos International Airport (Toluca) (TLC): 60–80 minutes on the México–Toluca highway. Allow road or rail time to Centro Banamex; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

    Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Centro Banamex: Toreo / Naucalpan: Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Toreo; Toreo / Naucalpan: Holiday Inn Express Mexico City - Toreo by IHG; Toreo / Naucalpan: Novotel Mexico City Toreo.

    Ride-hail: Ride-hailing apps are commonly used in Mexico City; confirm local availability before travel.

    Public transit: Centro Banamex at Av. del Conscripto 311 is served by Metro lines 2 and 7 and bus routes 12, 13E, 18A, 1A and 25-01. From Mexico City International Airport (MEX), options include subway, bus, tram, taxi and rideshare, with city-to-venue bus trips taking around 58 minutes via Metro Chapultepec.

    Parking: On-site parking is available at Centro Banamex; confirm daily rates and hall access on the organiser or venue site.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: September 2026

    Temperature: Daytime highs around 21-23°C (70-73°F); night-time lows around 12°C (54°F).

    Seasonality: September is the wettest and most humid month in Mexico City, with 18-22 rain days and an average relative humidity of about 77%; showers typically build through the afternoon.

    Packing: Pack light layers for warm, humid days and cooler evenings, a compact rain jacket or umbrella for afternoon showers, and comfortable walking shoes for long days in the exhibition halls.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Wednesday 2 September 2026 (Day 2 of 3)

    Day 2 delivers the heaviest combination of activity: conference keynote sessions and technical panels are in full flow, every exhibitor team is on the floor after opening-day set-up, and B2B matchmaking meetings are already scheduled. The first day is slower while stands and badges are finalised, and by the afternoon of Thursday 3 September exhibitors begin dismantling and packing samples, so Wednesday gives the fullest sourcing and networking window with the least disruption from Mexico City afternoon rain.

    1

    Confirm passport validity and check Mexican visa or exemption eligibility — Book a consulate appointment early if a visa is required; Mexican visa processing varies by nationality.

    2

    Register online for an Intersolar Mexico visitor pass — Use the official registration link on intersolar.mx and save or print the confirmation.

    3

    Compare and book flights to Mexico City International Airport (MEX) — September is show month; book early for better fares and convenient arrival times.

    4

    Reserve a hotel in the Toreo / Naucalpan district near Centro Banamex — Properties such as Courtyard Toreo, Holiday Inn Express Toreo and Novotel Toreo sit about 2-3 km from the venue.

    5

    Download the hall plan and conference programme — Shortlist exhibitors, product demos and sessions relevant to your sourcing list.

    6

    Request B2B meetings with target exhibitors — Confirm meeting slots before the show, especially with large module and inverter brands.

    7

    Plan airport-to-venue transfer — Compare taxi or rideshare with Metro lines 2 and 7 and bus routes 12, 13E, 18A, 1A and 25-01.

    8

    Arrange travel insurance, eSIM or local SIM and notify your bank — Set up mobile data for Mexico and flag travel dates to avoid card blocks.

    9

    Prepare meeting documents, business cards and a short company presentation — Bring printed specs and datasheets for technical discussions on solar and storage equipment.

    10

    Check the Mexico City September weather forecast and pack accordingly — Pack layers, a rain jacket and comfortable shoes; September is the wettest month in Mexico City.

    11

    Confirm hotel check-in and check-out and share your itinerary — Recommended check-in 1 September 2026 and check-out 3 September 2026.

    12

    On arrival day, collect your badge and orient yourself in the halls — Arrive early at Centro Banamex, confirm Day-1 meetings and pick up the show guide.

    Side trips

    2

    Teotihuacán archaeological site

    Puebla and Cholula

    Networking spots

    3

    Intersolar Mexico B2B matchmaking zone

    Official matchmaking area

    Pre-scheduled meetings between exhibitors and qualified buyers run across all three show days; register in the matchmaking tool before travelling so your diary is full on arrival.

    Co-located The Green Expo and Aquatech Mexico halls, Centro Citibanamex

    Cross-sector exhibition floor

    Solar and storage buyers share the venue with water, environment and clean-technology decision makers, making the connecting aisles the fastest route to adjacent sales channels.

    Toreo / Naucalpan hotel cluster (Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Toreo, Novotel Mexico City Toreo)

    Hotel business lounges

    Exhibiting and visiting teams stay within 2–3 km of Centro Citibanamex, so lobby bars and restaurants in the Toreo cluster host informal evening negotiations after the halls close.

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Build your working budget

    Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.

    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Per diem × 2MX$150.00
    Estimated totalMX$150.00

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

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    visitor · Standard

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    official

    hotel

    visitor · Mid-range

    MXN 2200–3800 / per room per night (Toreo / Naucalpan 4-star cluster near Centro Citibanamex)

    estimate

    hotel

    visitor · Budget

    MXN 1100–1900 / per room per night (business hotels and suites, 2–5 km from venue)

    estimate

    per_diem

    visitor · Standard

    MXN 700–1400 / per person per day for meals, coffee meetings and incidentals

    estimate

    airport_transfer

    visitor · Standard

    MXN 250–450 / per taxi or rideshare trip, MEX airport to Centro Citibanamex

    estimate

    local_transit

    visitor · Standard

    MXN 5–10 / per Metro or bus ride in Mexico City

    estimate

    visa_fee

    visitor · Standard

    USD 54 / per applicant for the Mexican visitor visa without permission for remunerated activities

    estimate

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

    QUESTION 1 OF 6

    What is your primary role?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    Assess how this option fits your objectives.

    Best for

    Solar installers, EPC project managers and distributors evaluating PV modules, inverters and storage for Mexican residential and commercial projects.

    Min. budget

    $350.00

    Timeline

    4-6 weeks for flights and a hotel near the venue

    Risks

    September is peak rainy season in Mexico City, so schedule indoor meetings around afternoon showers.

    Hotel rates near Centro Banamex rise during show week; book refundable rates early.

    exhibit

    Assess how this option fits your objectives.

    Best for

    Module, inverter, tracker and battery-storage manufacturers and distributors targeting Mexico's utility-scale and distributed-generation pipeline.

    Min. budget

    $2,200.00

    Timeline

    3-4 months for stand booking, build contractor and freight

    Risks

    Hall allocation and build-up slots are limited; confirm stand design approvals early.

    Freight and customs clearance for demo equipment entering Mexico can take several weeks.

    skip

    Assess how this option fits your objectives.

    Best for

    Companies with no Latin American sales channel and no solar, storage or energy-technology offering to place with Mexican buyers.

    Timeline

    Not applicable

    Risks

    Skip if your products do not serve the Mexican solar, storage or power-sector market.

    Gallery

    Photos

    Official imagery from Intersolar Mexico
    Official imagery from Intersolar Mexico

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    Glossary

    1
    PV (Photovoltaic)
    Technology that converts sunlight directly into electricity using semiconductor cells; the core product family shown across the Intersolar Mexico halls.
    2
    Inverter
    Device that converts the direct current (DC) produced by solar modules into grid-compatible alternating current (AC).
    3
    Solar tracker
    Motorised mounting system that tilts panels toward the sun through the day to raise energy yield on utility-scale plants.
    4
    BESS (Battery Energy Storage System)
    Batteries plus power-conversion and control equipment that store solar energy for later dispatch to the grid or site.
    5
    EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction)
    Contract model in which one firm designs, sources and builds a solar plant for the project owner.
    6
    PPA (Power Purchase Agreement)
    Long-term contract in which a buyer purchases electricity from a solar generator on agreed price and term conditions.
    7
    Net metering
    Billing arrangement that credits solar owners for surplus electricity exported back to the grid.
    8
    Distributed generation
    Small-scale, often rooftop or behind-the-meter solar plants located close to the point of consumption.
    9
    OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)
    Company that builds modules, inverters or components sold under its own brand to integrators and distributors.
    10
    Shell scheme
    Standard modular trade-fair stand (walls, carpet, fascia and basic furniture) rented from the organiser instead of a custom build.

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    Sources

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    References

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    Publishers

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    Date checked

    1

    Intersolar Mexico Organization

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    Intersolar Mexico

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