Osaka International Photovoltaic Power Generation Expo 2025

13th Osaka International Photovoltaic Power Generation Expo (PV EXPO Osaka) will be held from November 19–21, 2025, at INTEX Osaka, Japan, organized by RX Japan Ltd. As part of Smart Energy Week, the exhibition presents the latest advancements in solar power generation, photovoltaic systems, components, and manufacturing technologies. Gathering 400+ global exhibitors and 25,000 professional visitors across 25,000 sqm, the event highlights products from next-generation solar cells to complete plant construction, O&M services, and energy storage integration. PV EXPO serves as a key business platform connecting energy professionals, manufacturers, and solution providers driving progress toward Japan’s 2050 carbon neutrality goals.

Range of Exhibition

• Photovoltaic Power Generation Systems:
  Residential and industrial solar panels, BIPV, off-grid systems, solar carports, and solar power investment projects.
• System Components:
  Inverters, power conditioners, tracking systems, grid and off-grid solutions, solar cables, connectors, data loggers, and monitoring sensors.
• System Installation / Integration & O&M Services:
  Remote monitoring, design software, installation technology, hybrid systems, maintenance solutions, and engineering services.
• Installation & Mounting Devices/Materials:
  Mounting systems, frames, bolts, roof hooks, insulation tools, protective gear, safety equipment, and installation accessories.
• Devices & Materials:
  Silicon ingots, wafers, semiconductors, substrates, industrial gases, sealing materials, frames, and PV module materials.
• Manufacturing Equipment:
  Wafer manufacturing machines, coating and etching systems, laser scribers, CVD and diffusion furnaces, laminating machines, and turnkey systems.
• Evaluation / Testing / Analysis Equipment:
  Solar simulators, measuring instruments, inspection systems, spectral sensitivity analyzers, and testing devices for PV performance validation.

Target Audience

Solar power developers, renewable energy investors, EPC contractors, power utility companies, energy consultants, environmental engineers, PV component manufacturers, research institutions, government energy agencies, and equipment distributors.