Renewable energy companies showcase new technologies at All Energy Australia 2026

Major renewable energy and storage manufacturers presented a wide array of new technologies at the All Energy Australia 2026 exhibition in Melbourne. The event highlighted advancements in solar efficiency, modular battery storage, and AI-driven energy management.

Solar manufacturer AIKO introduced its fourth-generation back-contact solar panels, which utilize ABC 4.0 INFINITE Ultra cell technology to increase power output without increasing panel size. In the storage sector, Anker SOLIX debuted the XE, an all-in-one inverter and battery system, alongside balcony solar solutions for apartment dwellers. SAJ Electric received an EUPD Research Top Innovation award for its EK70 and EK90 HS5 home energy storage systems, which were also among the first to receive Clean Energy Council certification under new Australian battery safety standards.

Other industry participants focused on scalability and industrial applications. ATMOCE showcased its stackable AC storage solutions designed for commercial and industrial use, while HiTHIUM presented flexible home battery systems to address changing Australian rebate policies. For heavy industry, Envision Energy unveiled an AI-powered system combining wind, solar, and battery storage to support decarbonization in the mining and smelting sectors. Additionally, Voltage Energy Group expanded its presence in the Australian utility-scale market with new pre-assembled wiring and combiner box solutions.