Exhibition Name: 2026 Moscow International Lighting and Building Technology Exhibition Exhibition Dates: October 27–30, 2026 (Four-Day Exhibition Period) Exhibition Venue: Crocus International Exhibition Center, Moscow Organizer: Zhongshan Tengda Sega Exhibition Co., Ltd. Exhibition Overview INTERLIGHT SMART CITY & HOME, the 2026 Moscow International Lighting Fair – International Lighting Fixtures and Technology Exhibition, is supported by Light+Building, the world's leading brand lighting exhibition. It is the largest professional lighting exhibition in Russia and the CIS region. With its comprehensive planning and unique concept, the show offers an all-around, one-stop platform for showcasing products related to the lighting and construction industries. Since its founding, the exhibition has been successfully held 27 times and has maintained a consistent upward trend. In 2025, the exhibition drew over 433 exhibiting companies from more than 24 countries, with exhibitor satisfaction seeing significant improvement. Statistics show that visitor numbers reached 23,975. Market Background Russia is the largest country in the world by land area, with 98% of its LED products relying on imports, making the market rich in potential and business opportunities. In recent years, the introduction of government policies related to energy conservation and sustainable development has paved the way for the promotion of energy-saving lighting technology across various industries. In addition, the continuous increase in new and renovated construction projects, along with the hosting of major events (such as the 2018 World Cup), has driven growing demand for building automation, bringing enormous business opportunities for enterprises. According to reports, the number of lighting fixture manufacturers currently based in Russia is relatively small, with comparatively low production capacity. The technological development and style trends of domestic products fall far short of meeting current market demand in Russia, which has also prompted the rapid removal of import quotas for this category of products. In the Russian lighting fixture market, the vast majority of high-quality and innovative lighting solutions are imported products, and as the government's energy-saving initiatives continue to advance, market acceptance of energy-efficient lighting products is also steadily increasing. Scope of Exhibits Lighting Sector: Lighting Trade Association of Russia (LTA); Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation; European Business Association (AEB) Building Sector: Central Association of the German Electrical and Electronic Industry; KNX RUSSIA; LONMARK INTERNATIONAL; Moscow Union of Architects Chandeliers and crystal lamps; emergency lights and safety signal lights; floodlights and lighting systems; special-function lamps; spotlights; underwater floodlights; residential lighting; office lighting systems; installation technology and systems; embedded lamps; stage and film lighting; various types of spotlights and focusing lamps; street lamps and traffic lights; other outdoor lighting Chandelier and crystal lamp accessories; copper fittings and die-cast parts; other lighting fixture accessories Fluorescent lamps; energy-saving lamps; halogen incandescent lamps; discharge lamps; optical cable lighting; other light source products Electronic components; dimmers; halogen lamp transformers; halogen lamp ballasts; fluorescent lamp ballasts; discharge lamp ballasts; starters; switches and sockets; wires and terminal blocks Intelligent lighting systems; electroplating materials; optical measuring instruments; lighting design software; professional trade magazines

Exhibition Dates: October 20–22, 2026 Venue: Tashkent International Exhibition Center, Uzbekistan Frequency: Annual China Organizer: Zhongshan Tengda Sega Exhibition Co., Ltd. Exhibition Overview: As the most influential and forward-looking exhibition in the local power and energy industry, the event will be attended by heavyweight government officials, state-owned enterprises, industry experts, and manufacturers alike. The show is one of the most important gateways for clients entering the energy industry in Uzbekistan and Central Asia. Each year, the Uzbekistan Power, Energy, Renewable Energy, and Electrical Engineering Exhibition (UzEnergyExpo) brings together industry experts, oil, engineering, construction, and installation companies, as well as utility providers, allowing attendees to review all available market quotes, compare, select, and purchase the equipment they need. Leading companies from around the world showcase their latest solutions in energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness, as well as design and technology in electrical engineering, energy and power systems, energy conservation, cable and wire products, lighting, and industrial automation. Market Analysis: In recent years, with support from the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the Uzbekistan government has successfully carried out multiple rounds of public bidding for new energy investment, attracting participation from hundreds of enterprises worldwide. The country has become a hotspot for new energy investment in Central Asia and is currently in a golden window of opportunity, with significant potential ahead. Located at the heart of Central Asia, Uzbekistan is a key hub along the ancient Silk Road, covering a land area of approximately 450,000 km² with a population of about 34 million. Its capital, Tashkent, is the largest city in Central Asia. The country enjoys political stability, social order, strong government governance capacity, and abundant natural resources, and its economy has maintained rapid growth in recent years, making it the fastest-growing economy in the Central Asian region. China and Uzbekistan established diplomatic relations in 1992, and the two sides have maintained close political trust and mutually beneficial cooperation, upgrading their relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2016. According to assessments of the Chinese government's "Belt and Road" initiative, China has become Uzbekistan's largest trading partner and largest source of investment. As of August 2021, Uzbekistan's total installed power generation capacity stood at 17,088.5 MW, including 13 thermal power plants with a combined capacity of 15,081 MW (about 88.3%), 42 hydropower stations with a combined capacity of 1,907.5 MW (about 11.2%), and 1 solar power station with a capacity of 100 MW (about 0.6%); there are currently no wind power stations. In recent years, although Uzbekistan's total power generation has maintained positive growth (averaging 2.6% annually), it still cannot fully meet domestic electricity demand due to rapid economic growth and accelerating urbanization, with an average power shortage rate of about 9.4% nationwide. Regions such as the Fergana Valley, Kashkadarya, Surkhandarya, and Samarkand are notably affected by power outages. Exhibition Scope: Energy Conservation: Gas turbine cogeneration equipment; resource-saving fuel-efficient equipment; heat and power supply/heat and water systems; lighting equipment; lighting fixtures; starting and control equipment. Alternative and renewable energy: biomass power generation, wind power generation, solar power generation, small hydropower projects. Lighting: Lighting equipment for various industrial facilities; street lighting; road and highway lighting; light sources/LED; lighting control systems and measuring instruments. Cables, Wires & Accessories: Low, medium, and high-voltage cable fixed laying equipment; control, communication, and fiber-optic dedicated cables; overhead line conductors, high-voltage, AC, special-purpose windings, low-voltage cables; cable terminal transformers and switching equipment, connector accessories; fiber-optic connector components; cable installation and laying components and equipment, installation equipment, tools and equipment for cable and wire; cable and wire inspection tools and instruments and installation; cable and wire laying and installation technology. Exhibition Review: