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The Renewables Show 2027: Bigger, Better and Built for Irish Installers

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Ireland’s leading renewable energy trade show is moving to Punchestown Racecourse for 2027, bringing together more manufacturers, industry experts and the latest innovations from across the sector. 

If you work in solar, heat or renewable energy, there’s one essential date worth putting in the diary… 11 February 2027. That is when The Renewables Show 2027 is coming to Punchestown Racecourse, Co. Kildare, and we’re getting ready to make it our biggest show yet.

Following the success of the 2026 Solar & Heat Renewables Show, we’ve found ourselves a larger venue to make room for even more exhibitors from across the renewable energy industry. For installers, that means more brands to meet, more products to explore and more opportunities to connect with the people shaping the future of the trade.

We’re delighted to welcome some major names to the show, including AIKO, EcoFlow, Huawei and Samsung. With so much happening across the industry, having the opportunity to see these technologies up close and compare what different manufacturers have to offer is becoming increasingly valuable.
One of the things that makes The Renewables Show stand out is the opportunity it gives installers to meet the people behind the products they use every day. The event is highly regarded by manufacturers as an important opportunity to connect directly with Irish installers, demonstrate their latest innovations and build relationships with the trade. Rather than simply reading a datasheet or watching a product demonstration online, visitors can have a proper conversation with the people who design, develop and support the equipment they install.

That face-to-face contact can make a real difference. Whether you want to get answers to technical questions, find out more about a new product range or speak directly with a manufacturer’s team about installation and after-sales support, the show provides an ideal setting to do just that. It’s also a chance to discover products you might not have considered before and pick up ideas that could help you develop your business.

There’s plenty happening beyond the exhibition floor, too. The 2027 event will feature a lineup of industry experts delivering talks, alongside panel discussions covering important topics across the renewables sector. As the market continues to evolve, keeping up with new technologies, changing customer expectations and developments across the industry is essential. These sessions will give attendees the chance to hear from experienced voices, learn from different perspectives and take away insights they can put to practical use.

Of course, a good trade show is about more than products and presentations. It’s also about catching up with familiar faces, meeting new contacts and sharing experiences with others working in the same industry. Whether you’re an established solar installer, running your own business or looking to expand into new areas of renewable energy, there’s real value in taking a day out to connect with the wider trade.
The move to Punchestown reflects the continued growth of Ireland’s renewable energy sector and the demand for an event that brings the industry together under one roof. With more space for exhibitors and an even broader range of products, expertise and ideas on display, we’re looking forward to welcoming installers from across Ireland for an even bigger day in 2027.

So, mark Thursday, 11 February, in the diary and join us at Punchestown Racecourse, Co. Kildare. Come along, meet the manufacturers, hear fromthe experts and see what’s new across the world of renewables.


The Renewables Show 2027: bigger venue, more exhibitors and a full day dedicated to the people powering Ireland’s renewable energy future. We’ll see you there. 

REGISTER FREE at therenewableshow.ie

Colin Sherlock
Colin Sherlock
Colin is the General Manager of Electric.ie
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