GBP will exhibit at All Energy Australia 2026, taking place on 28–29 October at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (MCEC), showcasing a broad range of solutions for solar, electrical and energy infrastructure applications.
The exhibition will give customers, EPCs, installers, asset owners and industry partners the opportunity to see selected GBP products in person and discuss project-specific requirements directly with the team.
A key focus of GBP’s exhibition will be its Replacement Panels, developed to support existing PV systems when original modules have been discontinued or are no longer readily available.
GBP provides replacement panels tailored to project-specific requirements, including module dimensions, electrical characteristics and installation compatibility. This allows asset owners to replace damaged or unavailable modules while reducing unnecessary system modifications, downtime and replacement costs.
Alongside replacement panels, GBP will showcase a range of products across solar, cable, electrical equipment, energy storage and system maintenance applications.
Products on display will include:
Replacement Panels
Twin-Core Solar PV Cable
IEC DC Cable 4 mm²
IEC Solar Branch Cable
Aluminium Cable + Terminals
Reflective Sheet
Power, Distribution & Special Transformers
PV Combiner Box
BESS Acoustic Panel
Foldable PV Station
Drainage Clip
Optimizer
MC4 Connector Fixture
At All Energy Australia, we look forward to showing customers our products in person and discussing how we can support their requirements across existing PV assets, new installations and wider energy infrastructure projects.”
The exhibition will also provide an opportunity for visitors to connect with the GBP team and discuss requirements across solar modules, cables and accessories, transformers, energy storage and other energy infrastructure applications.
All Energy Australia 2026
28–29 October 2026
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (MCEC)
GBP Booth: T105
Based in Japan, GBP K.K. offers end-to-end renewable energy solutions — from solar component manufacturing and system design to construction and O&M. Feel free to reach out to us for anything renewable energy related!
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