Hanwha Q CELLS to Join Climate Industry Expo...Unveils Next-Generation Solar Technology

Exhibition of Tandem Cells and Agrivoltaic Solar Modules
Experience Power Plant Operation Technologies Powered by AI

Hanwha Q CELLS announced on September 9 that it will participate in the '2026 Climate Industry International Expo', which will be held from September 16 to 18 at BEXCO in Haeundae-gu, Busan.

Perspective view of Hanwha Q CELLS booth at the 2026 Climate Industry International Expo. Hanwha Solutions

The Climate Industry International Expo is the largest climate and energy industry exhibition in Korea, co-hosted by the Ministry of Climate and Environment, the International Energy Agency (IEA), the World Bank, and the Busan Metropolitan Government. The event is organized by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Korea Energy Agency, among others. This year’s event will be held under the theme, "Massive Changes Driven by Climate Tech: A Leap Toward a Decarbonized World."

Hanwha Q CELLS will showcase its solar module solutions responsible for energy production. Along with its main product line of standard solar modules, the company will also display agrivoltaic modules tailored for the 'Sunlight Income Village' initiative. The next-generation 'perovskite-crystalline silicon tandem' solar cell will also be presented in actual form.

Visitors will have the opportunity to experience power plant operation technologies that utilize AI. Through the power plant monitoring system, the 'Q.HUB' application, and the virtual power plant (VPP) control page, visitors can simulate the process of operating a power plant.

The exhibition will also introduce diverse power supply methods that are emerging due to changes in industrial structure and increasing power demand, such as the growth in AI data centers. Notably, the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) allows companies requiring energy to contract directly with power plants to secure economical and stable supplies of eco-friendly electricity.

The company will also present a miniature model of the 'Solar Smart City', a distributed energy model capable of efficiently responding to soaring energy demand. This exhibit will help visitors understand at a glance the flow of electricity generated from solar power plants, from its creation to its delivery to industrial consumers such as AI data centers.

Yoo Jaeyeol, Head of Korea Business at Hanwha Q CELLS, stated, "This Climate Industry International Expo will serve as an opportunity to reaffirm the stature of Korea's climate industry in the global market," adding, "Based on the diverse solutions we will present at this event, we will continue our efforts to contribute to the growth of the domestic eco-friendly energy industry."

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