Intersolar South America – the largest exhibition and conference for the South American solar industry
John E. Kaye
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August 27-29, 2019 | São Paulo, Brazil | Expo Center Norte
Intersolar South America, Latin America’s largest exhibition and conference for the solar industry, takes place at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil on August 27-29, 2019, and has a focus on the areas of photovoltaics, PV production and solar thermal technologies. At the accompanying Intersolar South America Conference, renowned experts shed light on hot topics in the industry.
In 2018 Intersolar South America welcomed more than 20,000 visitors and over 1,500 conference attendees at São Paulo’s Expo Center Norte. 260+ exhibitors showcased their products – an increase of more than 40% over the last two years.
Combining local and international expertise, Intersolar South America brings together the PV and ST sector to discuss the current status and trends strategic to Latin American PV markets, as well as technology innovations and new business opportunities. Especially now, as an increasing number of distributed generation projects are scheduled to become operational. Overall, DG is driving momentum in the Brazilian market, in particular since the sale of surplus power has been exempted from taxes in 23 states across Brazil.
Intersolar South America is part of the world’s leading exhibition series for the solar industry. It unites people and companies from around the world with the aim of increasing the share of solar power in our energy supply. Since being founded in 1991, Intersolar has become the most important industry platform for manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, service providers and partners of the solar industry. Starting in 2019, Intersolar South America will be held under the umbrella of The smarter E South America for the first time.
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Intersolar South America – the largest exhibition and conference for the South American solar industry
John E. Kaye
- Published
- Home, Sustainability

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