Solar & Storage Live Vietnam 2027: visitor guide

Solar & Storage Live Vietnam is a two-day exhibition and conference for the solar and energy-storage supply chain. The organiser lists it for 30 June–1 July 2027 at SKY EXPO Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City. The event covers residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale projects, bringing product discovery together with technical learning and professional discussion.

The 2026 edition gives a useful recent scale reference: the organiser reported 6,500+ attendees, 200+ exhibitors and 150+ speakers. Those are 2026 results, not attendance promises for 2027.

Why Solar & Storage Live Vietnam matters

Compare technology across a project lifecycle

Solar generation, batteries, energy management, project development, engineering and finance all affect how a project is designed and operated. The exhibition’s product scope gives visitors a chance to compare suppliers and solutions across several of these connected decisions.

Bring the commercial and technical questions together

Project developers and energy users can ask how systems may suit their sites, operating patterns and project requirements. Installers and operations teams can focus on components, installation practice, system integration and service needs. Exhibitors can use direct conversations to understand the questions buyers are asking.

Use the 2026 scale as context

The organiser reported 6,500+ attendees, 200+ exhibitors and 150+ speakers for the 2026 edition. The 2027 event page currently lists a two-day conference with 120+ speakers across six content themes; confirm the final programme as it develops.

Who should visit Solar & Storage Live Vietnam?

Solar project developers, EPCs and utilities

Useful if you are planning or evaluating a residential, commercial, industrial or utility-scale project. Prioritise:

• PV systems and battery storage relevant to your project scale
• Engineering, project development and energy-management services
• Grid and operational requirements you need to investigate
• Finance and commercial questions that affect project feasibility

The organiser’s visitor categories explicitly include EPC and solar project developers, utility companies, grid and energy operators.

Installers and technical operations teams

Useful if you design, install, test or maintain solar systems. Compare product compatibility and service requirements, and use Solar Installer University to identify practical learning relevant to your work. Prepare questions about installation methods, system commissioning, monitoring, safety and maintenance.

Factories, commercial property and large energy users

Useful if your organisation is assessing energy options for a site or portfolio. Define the operational problem first: for example, energy management, storage needs, system size or how a proposed solution could integrate with existing facilities. Ask suppliers what site information they need before preparing a technical proposal.

Manufacturers, distributors and energy advisers

Useful if you supply solar panels, battery systems, components, engineering, financing or advisory services. Identify which buyer roles matter most, prepare concise product information and decide what a meaningful follow-up would be. The organiser’s 2027 page says exhibition space is sold out and offers a waitlist for exhibitors; check current terms directly.

What can visitors find at Solar & Storage Live Vietnam?

The official event page groups the exhibition around:

• Solar photovoltaic systems and related products
• Battery and energy-storage solutions
• Project development and engineering
• Energy management and consumption solutions
• Finance and services related to solar projects
• Residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale applications

The audience categories extend to solar panel manufacturers and distributors, balance-of-system companies, mounting-system businesses, installers, utilities, transmission and distribution operators, large energy users, factories, property managers, advisers and storage manufacturers.

What makes Solar & Storage Live Vietnam different?

The event combines an exhibition with a conference and installer-focused learning. Its 2027 page lists six content themes and 120+ speakers, while Solar Installer University is described as a practical learning programme for installation and operations teams. These are current organiser-page details; review the final agenda before choosing sessions or making appointments.

The organiser reported a broad supplier and speaker presence in 2026, including companies from solar and storage technology. The 2026 exhibitor names are useful for understanding the event’s previous mix, but they do not confirm who will exhibit in 2027.

What should you try to achieve at Solar & Storage Live Vietnam?

If you are a project developer or EPC

Set a measurable objective such as identifying a shortlist of PV and storage suppliers whose products merit a technical review. Bring project scale, site conditions, expected operating profile and grid questions that are safe to share.

If you are an installer or operator

Choose a learning goal: compare installation and monitoring approaches, identify components that need closer evaluation, or gather practical questions for commissioning and maintenance teams.

If you are an energy user

Define what decision you need to support: site assessment, energy management, storage planning, supplier selection or an internal feasibility study. Capture the evidence you need from each conversation rather than collecting brochures without a comparison method.

How to prepare before Solar & Storage Live Vietnam

1. Map your project or product needs

Write down the application—residential, commercial and industrial, or utility-scale—and the relevant constraints. For buyers, include system size, operating profile, integration needs and project stage. For suppliers, describe your target customer and the product questions you can answer.

2. Build a focused company and session list

Use the organiser’s exhibitor information and agenda as they are published. Group targets as essential, useful or exploratory, and arrange meetings for the companies most closely matched to your current requirement. The 2027 page promotes a free visitor pass and a waitlist; check which registration option applies before travelling.

3. Prepare technical questions

Ask about system compatibility, performance information, operating conditions, warranties, monitoring, installation and maintenance. For storage, clarify the use case, integration requirements and the technical data needed for comparison. For finance or project services, ask what assumptions and documents are needed for an initial assessment.

How to make the most of the exhibition

Record each meaningful discussion as company → solution → application → evidence needed → contact → next step. Distinguish a demonstrated feature from a claim that still needs technical documentation. Ask whether the supplier can provide data sheets, system diagrams, service details or a project reference for later review.

Use the exhibition to compare options, not to make a high-stakes technical or financial decision on a short conversation alone. Bring relevant engineering, procurement or operations colleagues into the follow-up where appropriate.

Plan your time realistically

The 2027 event is scheduled across two days. One day may suit visitors with a narrow target list and a few priority conversations. Two days may be useful if you want to combine the exhibition floor with conference sessions and Solar Installer University. Check the final agenda and venue information when planning the day; detailed travel or access arrangements should be confirmed with the organiser.

Beyond the exhibition floor

The organiser’s 2027 page describes a conference across two days, with themes including solar power, energy storage, net-zero pathways and related developments. It also promotes Solar Installer University for practical installation and operations learning. These descriptions help visitors plan what to look for, but the final sessions, speakers and timings should be checked in the official programme.

After Solar & Storage Live Vietnam

Sort contacts into immediate project requirements, potential suppliers and broader market intelligence. For each priority company, request missing technical documentation, system compatibility details, service terms or a commercial proposal. Compare responses against the same project assumptions and share the findings with engineering, operations and procurement colleagues before deciding on next steps.

Who should consider exhibiting?

The organiser’s categories include solar and PV manufacturers, battery and storage businesses, balance-of-system and mounting suppliers, project developers, installers, utilities, energy retailers, large energy users, finance and advisory firms, and testing or certification providers. Exhibitors should identify the buyer role they need to reach, prepare a clear product demonstration or technical explanation, and decide what information is needed to qualify a potential project. The current page indicates exhibition space is sold out and provides a waitlist; verify availability and participation terms with the organiser.

Solar & Storage Live Vietnam visitor checklist

Before

• ☐ Confirm your registration status, venue details and current programme.
• ☐ Define a project, product or learning objective.
• ☐ Shortlist suppliers and prepare technical questions.

During

• ☐ Record applications, evidence needed, contacts and next steps.
• ☐ Compare systems against consistent site or project requirements.
• ☐ Note which claims need technical validation after the event.

After

• ☐ Request missing specifications, service details or proposals.
• ☐ Review options with engineering, operations and procurement teams.
• ☐ Track decisions and follow-up responsibilities.

Is Solar & Storage Live Vietnam worth visiting?

The event is most useful for professionals actively comparing solar or storage technologies, developing projects, installing or operating systems, or assessing energy options for large sites. Its exhibition, conference and installer learning can support different decisions, but visitors will get more from it when they arrive with defined requirements and a structured follow-up plan.

Solar & Storage Live Vietnam 2027 at a glance

Plan a purposeful visit to Solar & Storage Live Vietnam

Choose the project or operational question that matters most, then use the exhibition and programme to compare options and collect evidence. Keep your follow-up specific enough to move a technical or commercial decision forward.

Design. Compare. Learn. Validate. Follow up.

Solar and energy-storage opportunities in Vietnam

Market context

Vietnam’s revised Power Development Plan VIII was approved in April 2025. The U.S. International Trade Administration reports that the revised plan sets a 10,000–16,300 MW battery-storage capacity target by 2030, compared with 300 MW in the earlier plan. This is a planning target, not a guarantee that individual projects will proceed.

Opportunities for exhibitors

Suppliers of batteries, PV systems, energy management, engineering and project services may use the event to explore how their products could fit the country’s evolving power plans and project needs. They should qualify potential partners, grid requirements, financing and regulatory conditions rather than assume that a target creates immediate demand.

Opportunities for visitors

Developers, installers and energy users may compare storage and solar approaches, learn what technical information suppliers can provide and identify questions for project planning. Conference discussions and installer training may help connect system choices with operational and market considerations.

Vietnam may be relevant to participants assessing solar and storage solutions against a revised national power plan; suitability depends on the project, customer, grid conditions and applicable approvals.

Discover Ho Chi Minh City

SKY EXPO Vietnam is in the Trung My Tay area of Ho Chi Minh City. The city also offers museums and historic sites that can add a cultural dimension around business days.

War Remnants Museum

The museum describes its work as researching, collecting, preserving and displaying evidence of wars. Its exhibitions provide historical context for visitors interested in Vietnam’s modern history.

Independence Palace

The official site presents the palace as a special national historic site, preserving important historical evidence and cultural values through its architecture, displays and educational exhibitions.

Check current opening and access information directly with each attraction, and fit a visit around the exhibition schedule rather than assuming opening times.