Intersolar Mexico, the strategic platform for exhibiting solutions, sharing knowledge and strengthening B2B networking within the solar sector, will hold its seventh edition from September 1–3 at Centro Banamex in Mexico City. With a comprehensive focus on photovoltaics, solar thermal and electrical energy storage systems, the event continues to grow in relevance.
Beyond being a meeting point, Intersolar Mexico has established itself as a hub for knowledge and innovation and discussions around which strategic direction is supported by leaders from Mexico’s energy sector. This high-level collaboration ensures a vision aligned with market dynamics, fosters the exchange of ideas and strengthens industry development.
For this edition, the Intersolar Mexico Strategic Leadership Group brings together key representatives from the public, private and academic sectors, ensuring that the event reflects real market priorities and anticipates its evolution. Its advisory nature allows it to maintain independence, diversity of perspectives and a long-term vision.
The group is composed of Dr. Karla Cedano (innovation and academia), David Contreras (project integration and development), Jorge Musalem (strategic infrastructure and public sector) and Dr. Yolanda Villegas (regulation and storage). Each participates in a personal capacity and contributes with their expertise, strengthening the strategic relevance of the event.
“I join the Intersolar Mexico Strategic Leadership Group to promote a just energy transition: technically sound, socially inclusive and focused on ensuring that solar energy and storage generate shared well-being rather than new inequalities,” commented Cedano.
“Being part of the Intersolar Mexico Strategic Leadership Group is an opportunity to drive the energy transition and strengthen energy sovereignty through technical rigour, professionalization, energy efficiency and the comprehensive use of solar energy,” added Contreras.
“As part of the Intersolar Mexico Strategic Leadership Group, I can continue promoting the rapid development of Mexico’s solar potential to strengthen energy sovereignty through projects that generate progress, well-being and reduced dependence on fossil fuels for electricity generation,” stated Musalem.
“I join the Intersolar Mexico Strategic Leadership Group to support the energy transition, distributed generation and storage. Mexico is at a key moment and this group enables collaboration for sustainability, the environment and energy, placing people and the public interest at the centre,” concluded Villegas.
The 2026 edition of the event will be a turning point for those seeking to influence the country’s energy future by bringing together the conversations, decisions and partnerships that are redefining the sector’s direction.
Dr. Florian Wessendorf, Managing Director of Solar Promotion International, continued: “Attending Intersolar Mexico and its Conference allows you to stay one step ahead: understand where the market is heading, connect with leading players and access an agenda built by industry experts. It is the space where knowledge and collaboration translate into real opportunities for a stronger, more diverse and inclusive solar industry,”
Intersolar Mexico is aimed at investors, project developers, solar technology and solutions companies, integrators, EPCs, distributors, public sector representatives, regulators, academics and energy specialists interested in accessing innovation, technical knowledge and high-value connections.
Intersolar Mexico is jointly organized by Solar Promotion International GmbH, Freiburg Management and Marketing International GmbH (FMMI) and Informa Markets LATAM. For more information and registration visit: Intersolar Mexico