南美国际智慧能源及技术博览会及太阳能技术贸易博览会(Intersolar South America /The smarter E South America)是南美国际领先的智慧能源及技术及太阳能技术专业展览会，根据发展需求分类为智慧能源展、储能展、电力技术展、太阳能展，该展由德国推广太阳能促进会主办，是Intersolar品牌展之一，在巴西圣保罗国际展览中心（北）举行。该展是南美洲最大的太阳能技术及电池储能技术展。至今已成为南美洲最大的太阳能技术和产品贸易展览会。
The smarter E South America 拥有三个平行的能源展览和一个特别展览，是拉丁美洲新能源世界的创新中心。
它通过展示跨行业的能源解决方案和技术，对新能源世界的主题进行了全面的探讨。更智能的 E South America 创造了解决价值链上所有关键领域的机会。 The smarter E South America 专注于能源的产生、储存、分配和使用以及这些方面相互作用和智能组合的方式，汇集了来自世界上最具影响力市场的能源未来的国际利益相关者。
Intersolar South America 成为第 5 届 Intersolar 盛会，这是世界领先的太阳能行业展览系列。南美太阳能产业国际展览和会议在巴西圣保罗的北博览中心举行，重点关注光伏、光伏生产技术和太阳能热技术领域。自成立以来，Intersolar已成为太阳能行业制造商、供应商、分销商、服务商和合作伙伴最重要的行业平台。
Intersolar 的活动横跨四大洲，如今已成为太阳能行业及其合作伙伴的世界领先展览。我们的目标是增加太阳能在能源供应中的份额。通过提供一流的服务，我们的展览和国际会议将来自全球最重要市场的企业、技术和人员聚集在一起。我们在开拓市场、提供专业知识和创建链接方面拥有 30 年的经验：连接太阳能业务！
展品范围(Show Products):
太阳能展区：光伏电池及组件 、光伏生产技术 、光伏系统技术、太阳能经销商与分销商、光伏产品和服务、太阳能热利用技术 、逆变器 、组件、安装配件、安装系统 、跟踪系统。
太阳能配件展区：减震器、集成装备系统、各类太阳能产品、能量供应设备、热能转换、变极器、过电压保护、发光保护、投资提议和太阳能基金、计划编制和咨询服务、程序控制和控制工程学、产品技术工艺、研发设备、软件编程和远程太阳能监控、太阳能空调系统、太阳能光缆、太阳能电池及晶片、太阳能充电器、太阳能采集、太阳能厨房设备、太阳能正面屋顶建造、太阳能 玻璃、太阳能模块、太阳能存储、阳光水疗、跟踪系统、太阳能光伏芯片、太阳能热水器、太阳能发电芯板、太阳能新型动力装置。
EES展区：储能技术，储能系统组件和设备，电池生产技术/机器和工厂建设，储能系统，电动汽车。
Eletrotec+EM Power展区：系统和工厂工程，能源管理/楼宇自动化，建筑设计和设施管理软件，能源服务，电气工程-组件和服务。
Power2Drive展区：充电站和壁盒，系统技术和组件，电动汽车（BEV、PHEV），电动汽车电池技术，氢基移动性，移动服务，系统集成。
展览城市：圣保罗
圣保罗（葡萄牙语：São Paulo），位于巴西东南部圣保罗州，是圣保罗州的首府、巴西最大的城市，也是南美洲最大最繁华的城市、世界著名的国际大都市。
圣保罗于1554年1月25日建市。截至2010年，圣保罗市内有人口1088万，是巴西乃至南半球最大的都市。2012年，美国的SinkTank公开发表按照产业、人才、文化、政治等方面来综合计算世界都市排名，圣保罗位居全世界第33位，更有机构给予世界第12位的高评价。而里约热内卢次之。
圣保罗既为巴西最大的经济城市，亦为南北物流重镇，道路四通八达。然而，车辆过多、交通堵塞等问题，给城市运行造成一定程度困扰。同时圣保罗是仅次于纽约及东京的直升机运输量第三大城市。
展会报告(Show Reports):
The smarter E South America wrapped up its 2026 edition on Thursday 27, reaffirming its position as the continent’s leading platform for the new energy world. Held over three days at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, the event brought together leading companies from the solar energy, energy storage, energy management, and e-mobility sectors across four simultaneous exhibitions: Intersolar South America, ees South America, Power2Drive South America, and Eletrotec+EM-Power South America.
Alongside the exhibitions, an extensive programme of conferences, technical trainings, and workshops tackled issues crucial to the sustainable development of the energy value chain. Together, these sessions attracted around 3,000 participants, including experts, public officials, investors, and executives from major companies, who presented and debated strategic issues facing the industry. Around 50,000 visitors came to see the more than 500 exhibitors. The ees South America exhibition area grew by 30%, while Power2Drive South America doubled in size from last year.
“The importance of Brazil and Latin America to the renewable energy market was once again reflected in the aisles and conference rooms of The smarter E South America, which provided a platform for the exchange of experience and knowledge, the launch of products and solutions, the closing of business deals, and fundamental debates on the integrated energy transition across the region. We conclude this year’s edition convinced that, despite challenges related to grid, generation, and storage constraints, as well as financing costs, the sector remains robust, with the potential to progress even further through innovations enabled by Artificial Intelligence,” says Florian Wessendorf, Executive Director of Solar Promotion International, the event’s international organiser alongside Freiburg Management und Marketing International and Aranda Eventos & Congressos.
Now firmly established as a hub for the energy sector, The smarter E South America 2026 provided the setting for the Brazilian Solar Photovoltaic Energy Association (ABSOLAR) to unveil a set of proposals for the next federal government. Built around three pillars (“Bateria Brasil”, “Energia que Emprega” and “Sol para Todos”), the initiative calls for the procurement of at least 8 GW of storage systems, the addition of 18 GW of large-scale solar generation, and expanded access to clean energy for 3 million consumer units by 2030. “Brazil has a strategic advantage that few countries can boast of: it generates vast amounts of competitively priced, renewable electricity. The next step is to turn this abundance into an economic advantage by consolidating battery storage systems and attracting industry, data centres, green hydrogen projects, and other clean-energy-intensive businesses, while also supplying affordable clean electricity to our Latin American trading partners. To achieve this, we need long-term planning as well as infrastructure that matches the scale of this opportunity,” says Rodrigo Sauaia, CEO of ABSOLAR and chair of the Intersolar South America conference committee.
Sauaia argues that Brazil should promote annual technology-neutral capacity auctions, creating a robust market for energy storage while giving investors greater predictability. Association data shows that solar energy is now the country’s second-largest energy source, with 74.3 GW in operation, equivalent to 27.4% of national installed capacity. Since 2012, the sector has attracted more than R$328.2 billion in investment and created over 2.2 million green jobs.
The Brazilian Energy Storage Solutions Association (ABSAE) also used the event to pre-launch its “Vision 2030 Project”. The initiative maps the challenges surrounding flexibility, power capacity, charges, and tariffs, and sets out an integrated public policy agenda for the sector through to 2030. The aim is to establish energy storage as a state policy, underpinned by greater regulatory predictability, market development, and fair remuneration for the various services provided by storage systems.
Petrobras was the platinum sponsor of the The smarter E South America 2026 conference. The next edition of the event will be held on 24–26 August 2027, again at Expo Center Norte.
