ESSIS Strengthens Presence in Romania at Green Energy Expo & Romenvirotec 2026

From 3–5 March 2026, ESSIS participated in the Green Energy Expo & Romenvirotec 2026 held at Romexpo Exhibition Center in Bucharest, Romania. Located at Booth 141 in Hall B2, the ESSIS team welcomed installers, distributors, and industry professionals to explore the company’s latest residential and commercial energy storage solutions.

Throughout the exhibition, ESSIS held in-depth discussions with local partners about the growing demand for residential energy storage and C&I energy storage systems in Romania. With the rapid development of the solar market, reliable and cost-effective battery solutions are becoming increasingly important for installers and end users.

One of the highlights presented at the booth was the Powerbox 16.0, designed for modern home energy storage applications. The system features IP66 protection, allowing for reliable outdoor installation, and includes a built-in heater that enables operation in temperatures as low as –20°C, ensuring stable performance even in cold climates. These features make it particularly suitable for residential solar energy storage projects across Romania and other European markets.

In addition to residential solutions, ESSIS also showcased its all-in-one C&I energy storage systems, designed for fast installation and simplified system integration. Visitors had the opportunity to learn more about ESSIS’s local support capabilities, including local delivery, technical assistance, and project support in Romania.

The exhibition provided a valuable opportunity for ESSIS to strengthen relationships with local installers and partners while gaining deeper insights into the Romanian renewable energy market. By providing reliable, cost-effective, and installer-friendly energy storage solutions, ESSIS aims to support the growth of solar energy adoption and help more households and businesses achieve greater energy independence.

ESSIS looks forward to continuing its cooperation with partners in Romania and contributing to the development of a more sustainable energy future.