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The smarter E South America

Date	August 26–28, 2025
Location	Expo Center Norte São Paulo, SP Brazil
Format	Exhibition & Conference
Exhibitors	680+ (expected)
Visitors	58,000+ (expected)
Parallel Events	Intersolar South America ees South America Power2Drive South America Eletrotec+EM-Power South America

Date	October 28–29, 2025
Location	Centro de Eventos FIERGS \| Porto Alegre, RS
Format	Expert Presentations, Executive Panel Discussions, Networking, Exhibition
Topics	PV + Storage Solutions for Off-Grid and Agriculture
Language	Portuguese

Intersolar Summit Brasil Nordeste

Date	April 23–24, 2025
Location	Centro de Eventos do Ceará Salão Taíba e Mandaú - Pavilhão Oeste Av. Washington Soares, 999 - Portão A, B e C Fortaleza (CE), Brazil
Format	Expert Presentations, Executive Panel Discussions, Networking, Exhibition
Topics	Distributed Generation, Large-Scale PV , Financing, PV + Green Hydrogen
Language	Portuguese

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This is Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul

Rio Grande do Sul has the third largest installed base of photovoltaic generation and is also the third largest grain producer in the country. Therefore, Solar Promotion International and Aranda Eventos have chosen Porto Alegre to host the Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul on October 29 and 30, 2024.

October 28–29, 2025

Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul

In the context of the transition to a low-carbon economy, solar photovoltaic is currently the fastest growing source. In Brazil, 10 GW of installed power has been added by 2022. An emerging application, agrivoltaics, provides synergy between photovoltaic technology and agriculture, with benefi cial effects for both. Rio Grande do Sul has the third largest installed base of photovoltaic generation and is also the third largest grain producer in the country.