Successful Conclusion | LVMA at Power & Energy Africa 2026
Successful Conclusion | LVMA at Power & Energy Africa 2026
The 13th Power & Energy Africa 2026 exhibition has officially concluded in Nairobi. As one of East Africa’s most influential B2B power and renewable energy trade events, the show gathered electrical equipment manufacturers, EPC contractors, solar project developers, importers and distributors across Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia and surrounding East African nations.
LVMA took part in this landmark energy expo, presenting our mature low-voltage power distribution solutions tailored for African solar PV systems, off-grid power stations, generator backup power and microgrid projects. Our core exhibited products include Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS), DC MCB, DC MCCB and PV protection components, which have been widely adopted in East Africa’s new energy infrastructure.

Highlights of LVMA Booth During Power & Energy Africa 2026
Throughout the three-day exhibition, the LVMA booth maintained continuous visitor traffic. Local electrical distributors, solar engineering companies and project purchasers visited our stand for technical communication and product consultation.
Our professional overseas sales and technical team communicated face-to-face with global partners on multiple topics:
- Technical parameters of DC circuit breakers for solar energy storage systems
- PC-class & CB-class ATS selection for generator backup power
- Product certification, delivery cycle and regional after-sales support
- Long-term distributorship cooperation opportunities within East Africa
Deepening LVMA Market Layout in East Africa Energy Sector
Africa is experiencing rapid growth in solar energy and distributed power infrastructure. Demand for reliable DC protection devices and automatic transfer switches keeps rising year by year.
With rich manufacturing experience, all LVMA low voltage electrical products are equipped with complete IEC and CE certifications, designed to cope with harsh operating conditions in East Africa.
Looking Forward: Continuous Support for African Green Energy
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The 13th Power & Energy Africa 2026 exhibition has officially concluded in Nairobi. As one of East Africa’s most influential B2B power and renewable energy trade events, the show gathered electrical equipment manufacturers, EPC contractors, solar project developers, importers and distributors across Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia and surrounding East African nations.
LVMA took part in this landmark energy expo, presenting our mature low-voltage power distribution solutions tailored for African solar PV systems, off-grid power stations, generator backup power and microgrid projects. Our core exhibited products include Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS), DC MCB, DC MCCB and PV protection components, which have been widely adopted in East Africa’s new energy infrastructure.

Highlights of LVMA Booth During Power & Energy Africa 2026
Throughout the three-day exhibition, the LVMA booth maintained continuous visitor traffic. Local electrical distributors, solar engineering companies and project purchasers visited our stand for technical communication and product consultation.
Our professional overseas sales and technical team communicated face-to-face with global partners on multiple topics:
- Technical parameters of DC circuit breakers for solar energy storage systems
- PC-class & CB-class ATS selection for generator backup power
- Product certification, delivery cycle and regional after-sales support
- Long-term distributorship cooperation opportunities within East Africa
Deepening LVMA Market Layout in East Africa Energy Sector
Africa is experiencing rapid growth in solar energy and distributed power infrastructure. Demand for reliable DC protection devices and automatic transfer switches keeps rising year by year.
With rich manufacturing experience, all LVMA low voltage electrical products are equipped with complete IEC and CE certifications, designed to cope with harsh operating conditions in East Africa.
Looking Forward: Continuous Support for African Green Energy
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