Smart Energy 2026 opens in Sydney; Chinese firms draw strong interest for solar, storage solutions. Over 12,000 delegates attend.
Chinese companies showcased photovoltaic modules, energy storage batteries and smart energy management systems at Smart Energy 2026 in Sydney, drawing strong interest from Australian buyers. The two-day event opened Wednesday with over 12,000 delegates.
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