TBEA will participate in SNEC 2026, which will be held from June 3 to 5 at the NECC (National Exhibition and Convention Center) in Shanghai, China, where it will present its latest portfolio of solutions in solar energy, energy storage and energy digitalization at booth 4.1H-B180.
With the theme "Integrated Solar and Storage Solutions for a Smarter Energy Future", The company aims to highlight solutions for different application scenarios, including power plants. utility-scale, Storage for the C&I (commercial and industrial) segments, smart residential energy, flexible HVDC transmission, power quality, and digital energy operation platforms.
According to the company, the booth will demonstrate how high-power conversion, integration between solar and storage, grid support, and intelligent operation can work in a coordinated manner across different energy applications.
For the segment utility-scale, TBEA will present its latest high-power inverter solutions and integrated conversion systems aimed at large solar power plants and storage projects.
In the distributed generation (DG) market, the company will showcase residential and C&I solutions that integrate photovoltaic generation, storage, electric vehicle charging, smart metering, and digital monitoring.
The digital platform will also be presented. TB-eCloud™, Developed to support asset monitoring, operational coordination, and lifecycle management of photovoltaic and storage projects as energy systems evolve.
With the development of integration between solar, storage, and the electricity grid, SNEC 2026 is consolidating itself as an important global platform for technological exchange and cooperation in the energy sector. TBEA invites partners, clients, and industry professionals to visit booth 4.1H-B180 and learn about solutions focused on energy systems.
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