The 10th Power & Energy Tanzania 2026 and 10th Solarexpo Tanzania 2026 will open on October 7 at the Diamond Jubilee Expo Centre in Dar es Salaam, with the Deputy Minister for Energy, Salome Makamba, set to inaugurate the event. Organizers emphasized that the exhibition, now in its tenth edition, will unite key players across the energy value chain, including manufacturers, investors, and policymakers, to advance East Africa’s energy infrastructure. The event’s significance is underscored by the participation of ambassadors, government officials, and representatives from utilities and energy regulators, reflecting the sector’s strategic role in Tanzania’s development.
Over 160 exhibitors from 25 nations, including China, India, Kenya, and the UAE, will showcase innovations in renewable energy, solar technology, and grid solutions. Participating companies include Sanney Power, Shandong Tailai Electric Co., Ltd., and Collective Energy Africa, among others. The exhibitions, supported by Tanzanian trade and energy authorities such as TanTrade and the Tanzania Energy Association (TEA), aim to foster partnerships and investment in the region’s energy transition. Attendees will include utility operators, solar installers, financiers, and procurement teams from Tanzania and neighboring markets.
Tanzania’s ongoing efforts to expand electricity access and integrate renewables, including grid expansion and rural electrification programs, position the event as a critical platform for industry collaboration. Organizers noted that rising regional demand for reliable power makes the 2026 exhibitions timely for stakeholders to explore opportunities. Free entry for trade visitors highlights the event’s focus on accessibility and market engagement, aligning with Tanzania’s broader goals to modernize its energy sector and attract private-sector investment.
The exhibitions will feature sessions on energy policy, technological advancements, and sustainable development, with a focus on Africa’s energy challenges and solutions. By bringing together international and regional experts, the event seeks to accelerate the adoption of clean energy technologies and strengthen East Africa’s energy resilience. The 2026 edition follows previous successful iterations that have contributed to the region’s energy dialogue and investment climate.