2026 Power & Energy Exhibition, Nairobi, Kenya

The 2026 Power & Energy Kenya Exhibition in Nairobi, Kenya, is one of East Africa's most influential and largest events in the power and energy industry, held annually at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, Kenya's capital. This exhibition is dedicated to promoting technological innovation, industrial upgrading, and international cooperation in Africa's power and energy sector, providing an excellent platform for global power and energy companies to enter the African market. Since its inception, the exhibition has been successfully held for multiple editions, accumulating rich industry resources and extensive international influence. Each year, the exhibition attracts hundreds of exhibitors and tens of thousands of professional visitors from around the world, including government officials, power company executives, energy investors, technical experts, engineers, and buyers. The exhibition's scale has grown year by year, with increasing exhibition area, covering all aspects of the power and energy industry chain. As a barometer for the power and energy industry in East Africa, Power & Energy Kenya not only showcases the latest power technologies, equipment, and solutions but also facilitates knowledge exchange, technical cooperation, and business negotiations through a series of high-quality seminars, forums, and B2B matching activities. The exhibition provides exhibiting companies with valuable opportunities to establish connections with potential customers, expand market share, and enhance brand image. At the same time, it offers an important channel for African governments and enterprises to understand global power and energy development trends, introduce advanced technologies, and address energy shortages. Kenya, as the economic hub of East Africa, has enormous potential in its power and energy market, with growing demand for renewable energy and smart grids. This exhibition will continue to serve as a bridge, helping global power and energy companies seize the huge opportunities in the African market and jointly promote the prosperous development of Africa's power and energy sector.

The exhibit range of the 2026 Power & Energy Kenya Exhibition in Nairobi, Kenya, covers various sub-sectors of the power and energy field, aiming to comprehensively showcase cutting-edge industry technologies and solutions. Specific exhibits include, but are not limited to: 1. Power Generation Equipment and Technology: Various generator sets, such as gas turbines, steam turbines, diesel generators; hydropower equipment, including water turbines, hydropower generators; wind power equipment, such as wind turbines, wind power generators, wind farm solutions; solar photovoltaic equipment, including solar panels, inverters, photovoltaic power generation systems, solar energy storage systems; biomass power generation technology and equipment; geothermal power generation technology, etc. Also includes nuclear power generation technology and related equipment, and other new energy generation technologies. 2. Transmission and Distribution Equipment: Transformers, current/voltage transformers, circuit breakers, disconnectors, load break switches; high-voltage switchgear, low-voltage switchgear, distribution boxes, distribution panels; power cables, optical cables, bus ducts; power fittings, insulators, lightning arresters; capacitors, reactors; smart grid technologies and equipment, such as smart meters, smart sensors, smart distribution automation systems, SCADA systems; power communication equipment, power dispatching systems, etc. 3. Power Automation and Control Systems: Power system automation equipment, relay protection devices, power monitoring systems, energy management systems (EMS), distribution automation systems (DAS), substation automation systems; industrial control systems, PLCs, DCS; power electronic components, inverters, soft starters; power quality management equipment, such as reactive power compensation devices, harmonic suppression equipment, etc. 4. Energy Storage Technology and Equipment: Various energy storage batteries, such as lithium-ion batteries, lead-acid batteries, flow batteries, sodium-sulfur batteries; integrated energy storage solutions, including battery management systems (BMS), energy management systems (EMS); flywheel energy storage, compressed air energy storage, pumped-hydro energy storage, and other physical energy storage technologies; hydrogen energy and fuel cell technology and equipment. 5. Renewable Energy and Clean Energy Technologies: Solar thermal utilization technologies, such as solar water heaters, solar heating systems; biomass energy utilization technologies, such as biomass boilers, biomass fuels; geothermal energy utilization technologies; tidal energy, wave energy, and other ocean energy utilization technologies; energy-saving technologies and equipment, such as LED lighting, high-efficiency motors, energy-efficient building materials, etc. 6. Power Engineering and Services: Power engineering design, construction, installation, commissioning, maintenance; power consulting services, energy auditing; power project financing, insurance services; power safety equipment and technology, such as fire protection equipment, personal protective equipment; power testing equipment and instruments; power software and information technology services, etc. 7. Smart Home and Building Automation: Smart lighting systems, smart temperature control systems, smart security systems, smart home appliances; building automation systems, energy management systems, etc. 8. Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities: Charging piles, charging stations, charging guns, charging management systems, etc. These exhibit categories comprehensively cover all aspects of the power and energy industry chain, providing a comprehensive platform for exhibitors and visitors to understand the latest industry developments and seek cooperation opportunities.

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