MECO Power Shines at Solar & Storage Live UK 2026, NEC Birmingham, Global Energy Storage Distributors Gather at Booth GA6

September 25,2026

Held from 22 to 24 September at the NEC Birmingham, Solar & Storage Live UK 2026 opened its doors. MECO Power, together with its deep strategic technology partner MEGMEET, showcased a full portfolio of portable energy storage solutions at Booth GA6. The booth was packed with visitors throughout the exhibition, with non-stop business discussions. Most attendees were distributors from four major regions across the UK. We also welcomed global partners from the Middle East, Africa, Hong Kong of China and other territories, all in search of high-quality energy storage products for the UK market.

MECO Power’s flagship products stole the spotlight at the show: the 3.6kWh Pro and 5.4kWh portable power stations, paired with 100W, 200W and 500W foldable solar panels. This all-in-one energy storage range adopts LiFePO4 large-cell technology with up to 8000 charge cycles. Integrated with MPPT controller and multi-layer BMS safety protection, the products hold full international certifications including UN38.3, IEC62368 and CE, making them ideal for household backup power and off-grid applications in the UK.

HOHO LIU, Overseas Business Director of MECO Power, commented: “We are thrilled with the overwhelming response at the NEC Birmingham exhibition. The UK market has strong demand for plug-and-play portable energy storage, and buyers attach great importance to consistent product quality and compliance certifications. With our well-established distributor networks in Nigeria, Pakistan, Kenya, Uganda, Uzbekistan and the Middle East, MECO Power has accumulated rich experience in overseas market operation and after-sales service. Backed by MEGMEET’s inverter technology, MECO Power keeps delivering reliableclean energy products worldwide. We are now recruiting distributors across the UK, Europe and globally.

Interested partners are welcome to discuss MOQ, pricing and agency policies to jointly explore the promising energy storage market.”

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