I’ve received the floor plan for Solar & Storage 2023 in Birmingham, and it looks quite crowded. It seems that most of the booths are relatively small this time.
It appears that there’s only one booth exceeding 100 square meters, and those above 50 square meters are considered large booths. Booth size can indeed be a factor used to gauge a company’s strength, and it’s notable that more than 90% of the exhibitors are Chinese companies.
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Determining which companies are most worth visiting at the exhibition would depend on their existing presence in the UK market, the strength of their distribution channels, and their potential for future growth. It’s essential to research each company’s background and reputation to make an informed decision on which ones to prioritize.
GivEnergy
Booth: B3, B4.
The largest double-spaced booth, surpassing any other. They truly are the top brand of HOME-ESS in the UK.
The Chairman was once the MD of Segen, the largest distributor in the UK.
Notable products: From HOME-ESS to commercial storage, the product range is very wide including the following:
- Battery systems.
- Electric vehicle chargers.
- Energy management software.
- Wide range of supporting accessories.
Myenergi
Booth: G12.
Myenergi is an eco-smart home technology manufacturer based in Stallingborough, UK.
Founded by Lee Sutton and Jordan Brompton in 2016.
The company boasts nearly 450 employees, with last year’s annual sales reaching £50 million.
They have a network of over 3,000 zappi installers and have sold over 500,000 products worldwide.
Known for their outstanding products, particularly the eco-smart zappi EV charger.
Zendure
Booth: C15.
An outstanding company in the balcony micro-storage field.
Sigenergy
Booth: I5.
An outstanding company that’s a rising star.
Midsummer
Booth: E3.
Established in 2005.
Founder Andy, a former climate scientist, has a passion for a completely Off-Grid lifestyle and has experience using solar and battery systems in remote areas.
The company seized the opportunity brought by the 2010 feed-in tariff subsidies for the UK solar industry.
Named the Best Renewable Energy Dealer in the UK in 2020 and 2022.
Segen
Booth: I7a.
Established in 2005, the largest provider of solar products in the UK.
Has a subsidiary in South Africa.
Reportedly the exclusive distributor of Tesla Powerwall in the UK.
