The smarter E South America – LATAM’s innovation hub for the new energy world
John E. Kaye
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August 27-29, 2019 | São Paulo, Brazil | Expo Center Norte
With three parallel energy exhibitions, The smarter E South America is LATAM’s innovation hub for the new energy world. It takes a comprehensive approach to the topics of the energy transition by presenting cross-sector energy solutions and technologies. The smarter E South America creates opportunities to address all the key areas along the value chain. Focusing on the generation, storage, distribution and use of energy and the ways in which these aspects interact and can be intelligently combined, The smarter E South America brings together international stakeholders in the energy future from across the world’s most influential markets.
The smarter E South America will take place at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil, on August 27-29, 2019, bringing together the following events:
- Intersolar South America – The Largest Exhibition and Conference for the South American Solar Industry
- ees South America – South America’s New Hot Spot for Batteries & Energy Storage Systems
- Eletrotec + EM-Power – The Premier Exhibition for Electrical Infrastructure and Energy Management
In addition to sector coupling and decentralisation, digitalisation is a central element of the new energy world. The growing demand for integrated and intelligently connected solutions means that companies are increasingly relying on these types of systems and services. The smarter E South America responds to this development, presenting solutions and technologies for an intelligent, sustainable and cost-effective energy supply.
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The smarter E South America – LATAM’s innovation hub for the new energy world
John E. Kaye
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