What Companies Are Attending RE+ 2026?

Fortress Power develops battery energy storage systems for residential and commercial applications. At RE+ 2026, the company will exhibit at Booth C6832 and showcase its eSpire Nano product, bringing its storage technology directly to installers, developers, and distributed-energy buyers.

Wood Mackenzie provides research, data, analytics, and market intelligence across the global energy industry. The company will exhibit at Booth C6765 at RE+ 2026 and plans live demonstrations of its Lens Power & Renewables platform during the event.

Power Factors develops software for managing renewable energy assets across solar, wind, and energy storage portfolios. Its technology covers performance monitoring, operations, analytics, and asset optimization, making it relevant to developers and operators managing increasingly large renewable portfolios.

Nuvation Energy develops battery management systems for large-scale energy storage applications. At RE+ 2026, the company will exhibit at Booth C6378 and showcase its Gen 5 Battery Management System and 36-channel cell-interface technology.

Enershare develops energy storage systems and related clean-energy technology. The company will exhibit at Booth C5544 at RE+ 2026, where it plans to showcase next-generation storage technology for commercial and utility energy applications.

ODIN Power develops medium-voltage power conversion technology for utility-scale energy storage systems. The company will exhibit at Booth C4972 at RE+ 2026, targeting developers and operators building larger grid-connected battery projects.

RUiXU Battery develops battery storage products and hybrid inverter technology. At RE+ 2026, the company will exhibit at Booth C4658 and showcase its expanding storage portfolio, including its SUNON12 inverter.

LG Energy Solution Vertech provides integrated battery energy storage solutions for utility and commercial projects. The company has a substantial portfolio of U.S. storage projects installed, under construction, or in contracting and is exhibiting at RE+ 2026.

ACCURE Battery Intelligence develops predictive battery analytics software designed to improve battery safety, performance, and asset life. Its RE+ 2026 presence puts the company in front of storage developers and operators looking for better ways to monitor and manage battery fleets.

Eneon provides energy storage technology and services for renewable and grid applications. The company is a Megawatt Sponsor of RE+ 2026, giving it a prominent presence within the event's battery storage and distributed-energy ecosystem.

Sungold Solar manufactures solar modules for a range of power-generation applications. At RE+ 2026, the company will exhibit at North Hall Booth N3279 and display products including its PA621 and PA219 solar module lines.

FIMER develops solar inverter and power-conversion technology for photovoltaic applications. The company will exhibit at Booth S11002 at RE+ 2026, representing the inverter and power-electronics segment of the solar industry.

Solesca develops software for solar project design and engineering. At RE+ 2026, the company will exhibit at Booth C4780, giving solar developers and engineering teams access to technology for designing and evaluating renewable energy projects.

American Ground Screw develops ground-foundation systems used in solar and infrastructure projects. The company is exhibiting at RE+ 2026, representing the structural and foundation technology required to deploy commercial and utility-scale solar systems.

APA Solar Racking develops solar racking and structural systems for renewable energy projects. The company is participating at RE+ 2026 as part of the solar mounting ecosystem serving developers, EPCs, and utility-scale project teams.

Affordable Wire Management develops cable-management systems for utility-scale solar installations. The company is exhibiting at RE+ 2026 following its acquisition by Array Technologies in 2026, connecting its electrical balance-of-system products with a larger solar infrastructure portfolio.

First America works across electronics, solar panel, and lithium-ion battery recycling. At RE+ 2026, the company is highlighting recycling and material recovery as the solar and battery industries increasingly focus on end-of-life infrastructure and circular supply chains.

DEIF develops control technology for power generation, microgrids, energy storage, and renewable energy systems. The company will exhibit in the Pavilion Powered by Denmark at RE+ 2026, bringing energy-management and power-control technology to the event.

RTDS Technologies develops real-time digital simulation technology used to test power systems and grid equipment. At RE+ 2026, RTDS will exhibit at Booth W16653 and showcase hardware-in-the-loop testing technology for increasingly complex power and renewable energy systems.

AMETEK Programmable Power develops programmable power equipment used for testing and energy applications. The company will exhibit at Booth W16653 at RE+ 2026 alongside RTDS Technologies, showcasing technology used in power-system testing and development.

Intellipower develops power-system technology for demanding electrical applications. The company will co-exhibit at Booth W16653 at RE+ 2026, joining a group of vendors focused on power electronics, grid simulation, and system testing.

APAR USA supplies electrical conductors, cables, and specialty products used across energy and infrastructure markets. The company will exhibit at Central Hall Booth C4589 at RE+ 2026, targeting renewable energy and electrical infrastructure buyers.

Keentel Engineering provides electrical engineering services for renewable energy and power projects, including interconnection and NERC compliance. At RE+ 2026, the company will exhibit at Booth C4995 and engage developers navigating increasingly complex grid requirements.

HD Hyundai Electric provides electrical equipment and power infrastructure technology. The company is a sponsor of RE+ 2026, representing the grid hardware and electrical equipment needed to integrate growing amounts of renewable generation and storage.

AKG of America develops thermal-management and cooling systems used across industrial and energy applications. The company is exhibiting at RE+ 2026 as part of the broader equipment and component supply chain supporting clean-energy infrastructure.

Westwood Professional Services provides engineering, surveying, and consulting services for renewable energy and infrastructure projects. The company will exhibit at Booth C4666 at RE+ 2026, with a focus on the civil and engineering requirements behind large-scale renewable development.

DIN Engineering Services provides engineering support including solar design, 2D CAD drafting, and related project services. The company will exhibit at RE+ 2026, positioning its engineering capabilities for developers, EPCs, and solar project teams.

Beta Engineering provides engineering and construction services for power and renewable energy infrastructure. The company will exhibit at Booth C7678 at RE+ 2026 and brings experience connecting large amounts of renewable generation to the grid.

Linxon provides engineering and EPC services for substations and power transmission infrastructure. The company is exhibiting at RE+ 2026, bringing grid-interconnection and electrical infrastructure expertise to utilities and renewable energy developers.

Ramboll provides engineering, environmental, and consulting services across energy and infrastructure. At RE+ 2026, Ramboll will exhibit through the Danish Pavilion, bringing renewable energy engineering expertise into the international exhibitor mix.

Scale Microgrids develops distributed-energy projects spanning microgrids, community solar, and battery storage. The company is participating at RE+ 2026 as distributed generation, resiliency, and behind-the-meter energy infrastructure become larger parts of the clean-energy market.

Scout Clean Energy develops and operates renewable energy projects across North America. Its recent activity includes large battery storage and renewable generation projects, and the company is confirmed to participate at RE+ 2026.

Scenic Hill Solar develops solar power projects for organizations and communities. The company is participating at RE+ 2026 while advancing a portfolio that includes more than 20 planned solar plants through its partnership with the University of Arkansas System.

Leeward Renewable Energy develops and operates large-scale renewable energy projects. The company has continued expanding its U.S. solar portfolio in 2026 and is registered to participate at RE+ 2026, bringing a utility-scale developer perspective to the event.

Leap develops software that connects distributed energy resources with electricity markets and demand-response programs. Its virtual power plant technology helps batteries, EV chargers, and other flexible assets participate in grid programs, and the company is participating at RE+ 2026.

Autel Energy develops EV charging hardware and energy infrastructure. The company will exhibit at Booth C7088 at RE+ 2026, connecting electric transportation infrastructure with the event's wider distributed-energy and grid technology audience.

Duelco supplies electrical components and automation products. The company will exhibit at RE+ 2026 through the Danish Pavilion, bringing European electrical and energy technology into the North American renewable energy market.

Resolux Group supplies components and internal tower systems for the wind-energy industry. The company will exhibit within the Danish Pavilion at RE+ 2026, adding wind-energy supply-chain expertise to the broader renewable energy event.

Gexpro Services provides supply-chain and sourcing services for industrial and energy customers. The company will exhibit through the Danish Pavilion at RE+ 2026, representing the supply-chain infrastructure supporting renewable energy manufacturing and deployment.

Elpress develops electrical connection and crimping systems for energy and industrial applications. The company is participating in the Danish Pavilion at RE+ 2026, serving the electrical infrastructure side of renewable energy deployment.

Roxtec develops cable and pipe sealing systems for industrial, power, and infrastructure environments. The company will exhibit through the Danish Pavilion at RE+ 2026, showcasing technologies used to protect electrical and energy installations.

When and where is RE+ 2026?

RE+ 2026 takes place November 16–19, 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event brings together more than 1,300 exhibitors across solar, energy storage, grid infrastructure, EV charging, microgrids, and other clean-energy markets.

What companies are exhibiting at RE+ 2026?

RE+ 2026 exhibitors include Fortress Power, Wood Mackenzie, Nuvation Energy, Enershare, Solesca, Westwood Professional Services, ODIN Power, RTDS Technologies, FIMER, Beta Engineering, Linxon, Autel Energy, LG Energy Solution Vertech, ACCURE Battery Intelligence, DEIF, Ramboll, and many more.

Which battery storage and grid companies are at RE+ 2026?

Battery storage and grid technology companies include Fortress Power, Enershare, Nuvation Energy, RUiXU Battery, LG Energy Solution Vertech, ACCURE Battery Intelligence, ODIN Power, DEIF, RTDS Technologies, HD Hyundai Electric, and Keentel Engineering.

Which solar companies are at RE+ 2026?

Solar companies at RE+ 2026 include Sungold Solar, Solesca, American Ground Screw, APA Solar Racking, Sollega, PMB Aluminium, Affordable Wire Management, Scenic Hill Solar, and First America.

What technologies are being showcased at RE+ 2026?

RE+ 2026 covers solar modules, battery energy storage systems, battery management, renewable asset software, solar design, grid simulation, power conversion, EV charging, virtual power plants, microgrids, solar mounting, electrical infrastructure, renewable engineering, recycling, and utility-scale energy development.