Suntrack, global leader in solar tracker controllers and energy optimisation technology, will be exhibiting at KEY – The Energy Transition Expo 2026, scheduled to take place from 4 to 6 March 2026 at the Rimini Expo Centre in Rimini, Italy.
KEY – The Energy Transition Expo is recognised as one of Europe and the Mediterranean basin’s most important events dedicated to renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainable mobility and integrated green technologies. During the three-day international trade show, Rimini will become a strategic hub for industry professionals, decision-makers and innovators driving the global energy transition.
Suntrack’s presence at the event underscores its leadership in solar PV optimisation and tracker control technology. The company has deployed more than one million single-axis tracker controllers across over 3,000 solar installations worldwide, supporting more than 50 GW of installed capacity. This global footprint positions Suntrack as a trusted technology partner for utility-scale solar projects seeking to maximise energy yield, improve operational reliability and streamline plant management.
Throughout the event, the Suntrack team will engage with industry peers to exchange insights on performance optimisation, controller innovation and the evolving role of motion-control technologies in next-generation solar infrastructure. The company’s integrated ecosystem — combining advanced hardware, software and lifecycle services — is designed to enhance plant efficiency, scalability and long-term asset performance.
- Learn about Suntrack’s comprehensive product ecosystem for solar plant optimisation.
- Discover advanced services and support capabilities that enhance performance and uptime across the asset lifecycle.
- Engage with experts on motion-control technologies, strengthened by Suntrack’s integration with Kinematics for controllers, actuators and motors.
As the energy industry accelerates the transition to clean, resilient power systems, Suntrack continues to expand its global footprint with manufacturing and service facilities in Europe, the United States, Latin America and Asia, ensuring localised support for multinational projects.