Schneider Electric to Join SNEC 2026, Accelerating Collaboration for a Sustainable Energy Future
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Shanghai, China — June 1, 2026 — The 19th International Solar Photovoltaic and Smart Energy (Shanghai) Conference & Exhibition (SNEC 2026) will take place from June 3 to June 5, 2026, at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai. As one of the most influential global photovoltaic industry events, SNEC continues to serve as a key platform for innovation, collaboration, and sustainable energy development.
This year’s exhibition will span more than 400,000 square meters, bringing together over 3,000 companies from 95 countries and regions. The event covers the full photovoltaic industry chain, including solar energy generation, energy storage systems, smart grids, and integrated energy solutions. A series of high-level forums will also be held alongside the exhibition, facilitating global dialogue on energy transition, decarbonization strategies, and advanced renewable technologies.
As a global leader in energy management and industrial automation, Schneider Electric will participate alongside industry partners to showcase its commitment to accelerating the global energy transition. The company continues to focus on digital energy solutions, smart grid technologies, and integrated automation systems, helping industries and cities improve energy efficiency and sustainability performance.
Industry analysts note that SNEC 2026 arrives at a critical time for the global energy sector, as demand for photovoltaic systems, energy storage integration, and intelligent energy management solutions continues to grow rapidly. The event is expected to strengthen cooperation across the global renewable energy supply chain and promote further innovation in clean energy technologies.
Through collaboration with international stakeholders, Schneider Electric aims to support the development of a more resilient, low-carbon energy ecosystem and contribute to the long-term advancement of sustainable industrial infrastructure.
