GBP will present solutions supporting new solar projects, existing PV system maintenance, component replacement and long-term system operation.
GBP will exhibit at All Energy Australia 2026, taking place at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre on 28–29 October 2026. At Booth T105, GBP will present a comprehensive range of solar, power and energy solutions designed to support reliable system performance, efficient installation and long-term operation.
A key focus of the exhibition will be solutions for maintaining existing PV systems and supporting replacement and repowering projects. GBP will showcase Replacement Panels alongside reflective sheets, drainage clips and PV optimisers.
The company will also display a range of power and energy products, including power, distribution and special transformers, PV combiner boxes, BESS acoustic panels and foldable PV stations.n GBP’s solar cable and accessory portfolio will include twin-core solar PV cables, IEC solar branch cables, aluminium cables and terminals, and MC4 connector fixtures.
Through its broad product portfolio and customised approach, GBP supports projects at different stages—from new system installation to ongoing maintenance, component replacement and repowering.
 
Replacement Panels
Reflective sheets
Drainage clips
PV optimisers
Power, distribution and special transformers
PV combiner boxes
BESS acoustic panels
Foldable PV stations
Twin-core solar PV cables
IEC solar branch cables
Aluminium cables and terminals
MC4 connector fixtures
 
Visitors to Booth T105 will also have the opportunity to receive complimentary GBP gifts, including a charging cable, an original 2027 calendar, a fridge magnet and a keychain. Gifts will be available while stocks last.
Event: All Energy Australia 2026
Date: 28–29 October 2026
Venue: Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (MCEC)
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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