Ktech ESS is pleased to announce its official participation in Exposolar Colombia 2026, a leading renewable energy exhibition in Latin America. The company will showcase its full lineup of market-oriented inverters and matching lithium battery energy storage systems, bringing tailored solar storage solutions for local residential and small commercial projects.
The exhibition will take place from October 28 to 30, 2026 at Corferias Exhibition Center in Bogotá, Colombia. Ktech ESS will be waiting for global visitors at Booth 166. As a key industry platform in Latin America, Exposolar Colombia connects manufacturers, distributors, installers, investors and end users across the solar and energy storage industrial chain, creating valuable opportunities for business cooperation and technical communication.
To adapt to local grid characteristics and operating environments in Latin America, Ktech ESS will display its 5kW–30kW US-standard off-grid and split-phase hybrid inverters paired with complete energy storage battery systems. Optimized for regional power instability and voltage requirements, our solutions deliver high stability, strong compatibility and simple maintenance, effectively solving common power supply problems for local distributed solar storage projects.
With long-term experience in global new energy markets, Ktech ESS continuously upgrades products and system solutions according to local grid standards and actual application demands. The Latin American region presents strong market growth and huge potential for distributed renewable energy, making it one of the most important emerging markets for the global solar and storage industry.
During the event, our professional international sales and technical teams will provide one-on-one product introduction, technical consultation, customized solution design and business negotiation services. We sincerely invite worldwide distributors, installers and renewable energy partners to visit our booth. Ktech ESS looks forward to establishing stable and win-win cooperation and jointly promoting the green energy transition across Latin America.
