São Paulo, Brazil – August 25, 2026 – KIJO Group, a globally recognized battery manufacturer with over 30 years of industry experience, made a strong start today at Intersolar South America 2026 in São Paulo. Exhibiting at Booth B5.81 in the Blue Pavilion of Expo Center Norte, the company is once again demonstrating its long‑standing commitment to the Brazilian and broader South American renewable energy markets.
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This year's edition of The smarter E South America — which brings together Intersolar South America, ees South America, Power2Drive South America, and Eletrotec+EM-Power South America — is expected to welcome more than 55,000 visitors and feature over 600 exhibiting companies. Among the exhibitors, 123 Chinese companies are participating, reflecting the deep integration of China's energy supply chain with Latin America's growing clean energy sector.
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For KIJO Group, this marks yet another presence at the region's premier solar and energy storage event. Having participated in multiple Brazilian exhibitions over the years — spanning both electric vehicle and energy storage sectors — the company continues to build on its proven track record of delivering reliable, high‑performance battery solutions to the local market.
Day 1 Highlights: Policy Boost for Energy Storage
The opening day was highlighted by a major policy announcement from ABSOLAR (Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association). The association presented its ambitious 2027–2030 agenda, structured around three pillars — "Bateria Brasil" (Brazil Battery), "Energia que Emprega" (Energy that Employs), and "Sol para Todos" (Sun for All). Key targets include:
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8 GW of energy storage systems to be contracted
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18 GW of expansion in large‑scale solar power plants
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Solar‑plus‑storage access expanded to 3 million consumer units by 2030
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Bárbara Rubim, Chair of ABSOLAR's Board of Directors, emphasized the strategic role of batteries: "Batteries are a strategic technology to give flexibility to the system, reduce waste, and increase energy security, while also opening space for a new production chain and attracting billions of reais in new investments."
The announcement comes as Brazil faces increasing curtailment of renewable generation, which reportedly caused an economic impact exceeding R$ 6 billion in 2025 alone — further underscoring the urgent need for robust energy storage infrastructure.
KIJO Group: Comprehensive Solutions for a Growing Market
At Booth B5.81, KIJO Group is showcasing its full range of energy storage solutions — from residential and commercial systems to utility‑scale applications. The portfolio covers lithium‑based and lead‑based batteries for solar, UPS, telecom, and industrial uses, all designed to meet the diverse needs of Brazil's rapidly expanding energy sector.
With over three decades of manufacturing expertise, KIJO Group operates five production bases across China, Bangladesh, and Vietnam, covering a total area exceeding 500,000 square meters and producing more than 30 million units annually. The company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 16949 system certifications, as well as IEC, UL, CE, FCC, and RoHS product certifications — ensuring that every solution delivered to the Brazilian market meets the highest international standards.
Join Us for Days 2 & 3
Intersolar South America 2026 continues through August 27 at Expo Center Norte. KIJO Group warmly invites all visitors — project developers, EPC contractors, system integrators, distributors, and investors — to Booth B5.81 in the Blue Pavilion. The team is ready to share insights, discuss tailored solutions, and explore partnership opportunities that support Brazil's clean energy future.


