ENASE
Expodeck Brazil · Rio de Janeiro

ENASE

Dates
June 17, 2026 – June 18, 2026
Venue
Hotel Windsor Oceânico
Location
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Dates
June 17, 2026 – June 18, 2026
Venue
Hotel Windsor Oceânico
Location
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

About This Expo

ENASE (Encontro Nacional de Agentes do Setor Elétrico) is Brazil's premier strategic forum for the electric sector, marking its 23rd edition in 2026. This pivotal event serves as the main political-regulatory gathering, bringing together CEOs, leaders, regulators, and companies to shape the future of energy in Brazil. Attendees can expect to expand their knowledge, engage in critical discussions, and contribute to concrete proposals for the sector. It's an essential platform for market agents to connect, foster networking, and explore cutting-edge energy solutions, including efficiency technologies, smart grids, and energy management systems. ENASE offers unparalleled opportunities for business development, knowledge exchange, and staying abreast of the latest advancements and regulatory landscapes in the dynamic Brazilian energy market.

Highlights

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Brazil's Premier Energy Forum
ENASE is recognized as the main strategic and political-regulatory event for the Brazilian electric sector.
02
Connect with Industry Leaders
The event gathers CEOs, leaders, regulators, and key executives to debate and define energy directions.
03
Knowledge Exchange & Concrete Proposals
Expand knowledge exchange and create mechanisms to transform discussions into actionable proposals.
04
Diverse Concurrent Programs
Features 'Meetups ENASE', 'Painel dos CEOs', a Plenary Content Area, and CanalEnergia 25 ANOS Studio.

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FAQ

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ENASE 2026 will take place at the Hotel Windsor Oceânico in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The event is organized by Informa Markets.
ENASE is the main strategic and political-regulatory forum for the Brazilian electric sector, aiming to define the directions of energy in Brazil.
The event targets CEOs, leaders, regulators, and companies within the Brazilian energy sector.