Manufacturing Pavilion

Highlighting Manufacturing Technologies

As federal policies and investments drive the reshoring of solar and storage manufacturing, Intersolar & Energy Storage North America (IESNA) will further grow its exhibition to keep up with U.S. demand and attendee needs. The exhibit hall now includes a dedicated pavilion to highlight companies delivering innovative production machinery and equipment.

Top decision-makers and buyers from the following business types are looking for manufacturers:

Solar and Battery/Storage Production Machinery and Equipment
Solar Production Machinery Manufacturer
PV Cell Machinery and Equipment – Manufacturer
Ingot Cutting and Processing Equipment
Solar Cell Metallization Equipment
Wafer Handling Equipment
Encapsulation and Lamination Equipment
PV Module – Manufacturer

Solar Components – Manufacturer
Electrode Preparation Equipment
Cell Assembly Equipment
Formation and Aging Equipment
Battery Testing and Inspection Equipment
Battery Pack Assembly Equipment
Characterization Equipment
Inverter Production Equipment Manufacturer

Over 10,000 attendees will return to IESNA on February 18-20, 2026.

The Benefits:

Manufacturing Pavilion located in front section of exhibit hall
Floor clings designating the pavilion for attendees walking the show floor
Inclusion in onsite signage
Inclusion in Keynote and Conference looping slides
Onsite push notification in event mobile app dedicated to the pavilion
Banner ad in event mobile app dedicated to the pavilion
Pavilion highlighted in pre- and post-event social posts

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MANUFACTURING EXHIBITIOR TESTIMONIALS

"Exhibiting in the Manufacturing Pavilion gave us excellent visibility to connect with key players across the solar supply chain. We had valuable discussions with module manufacturers, R&D experts, EPCs, and process engineers, gaining direct insight into their needs and challenges."

"Getting to know more raw materials suppliers was a key reason for us to exhibit at IESNA. With U.S. customers moving away from Chinese raw materials, it was important for us to connect with local suppliers. We found a lot of new contacts that we are going to introduce to our customers, which will be helpful for both us and them in many ways."

“Participating in the Manufacturing Pavilion was a valuable opportunity to share our expertise with industry experts and customers. The direct exchange demonstrated that the demand for high-performance automation solutions for solar cells continues to grow.”