Lima, Peru – August 22, 2026 – MOTOMA took part in Expo Energética 2026, held from August 20 to 22 at the Centro de Exposiciones Jockey in Santiago de Surco, Lima, Peru. During the three-day exhibition, MOTOMA presented its lithium battery and solar energy storage solutions and met with visitors, distributors, installers, and industry professionals from Peru and other parts of South America.

As the renewable energy and energy storage markets continue to develop across Latin America, Peru is becoming an important market for solar power and battery energy storage applications. Expo Energética 2026 provided an opportunity for companies and industry professionals to exchange information on renewable energy, energy storage, power systems, and related technologies.
At Booth E88, MOTOMA introduced a range of battery products and energy storage solutions designed for different applications, including residential energy storage, commercial and industrial energy storage, and solar power systems. Discussions at the booth focused on battery capacity, system configuration, installation requirements, and the practical needs of different projects.
Peru‘s renewable energy market presents a range of application scenarios for battery energy storage, from residential solar systems and backup power to commercial facilities, industrial sites, data rooms, and larger-scale energy projects. Different locations and users have different requirements for energy capacity, backup duration, power output, installation space, and system voltage. This creates demand for energy storage solutions that can be configured according to specific application conditions rather than relying on a single system size.
Based on these application needs, MOTOMA offers a portfolio of battery energy storage products and solutions covering residential, commercial, industrial, high-voltage, and large-scale energy storage applications. The product range is designed to support different project sizes and operating requirements in Peru and other Latin American markets.
For homes and small-scale solar applications, MOTOMA‘s M Series provides energy storage and UPS solutions with capacities from 5 kWh to 20 kWh. These systems can be used with residential photovoltaic installations to store solar energy for later use, while also providing backup power for essential household loads when required. The modular capacity range allows the system to be configured according to household electricity consumption and backup requirements.
For data rooms, communication facilities, and other applications where power continuity is important, MOTOMA provides battery energy storage solutions designed for backup power applications. These systems can be configured around the required load, backup time, battery capacity, and installation environment, providing an option for facilities that need additional power protection alongside their existing electrical infrastructure.
Commercial buildings, retail facilities, hotels, offices, and other businesses may have higher and more variable electricity demand. MOTOMA‘s high-power commercial energy storage solutions can be configured to work with solar generation, backup power systems, and energy management applications. Depending on the project requirements, battery capacity and system power can be selected to match the site‘s electrical load and operating conditions.
Industrial facilities often require larger energy capacities and higher power output to support production equipment and other electrical loads. MOTOMA‘s high-power industrial energy storage solutions are intended for applications where battery storage needs to be integrated with larger electrical systems. Project configurations can be developed according to factors such as load profile, required capacity, backup requirements, and available installation space.
For larger commercial and industrial projects, MOTOMA also provides high-voltage LiFePO4 energy storage solutions based on a 614.4V system architecture. Available configurations include 100 kWh and 200 kWh energy storage systems, providing a higher-voltage option for projects requiring greater energy capacity and system scalability.
High-voltage battery systems can be integrated into larger solar and energy storage projects where system voltage, power requirements, and overall project capacity need to be considered together. The 614.4V solutions can therefore be considered for commercial and industrial applications with higher energy storage requirements.
For larger energy storage projects, MOTOMA offers smart energy storage cabinet solutions that can be configured for MWh-scale applications. These systems integrate battery storage and related power management components into a cabinet-based architecture, helping simplify system deployment for larger commercial and industrial energy storage projects.
MWh-scale energy storage solutions can be considered for applications such as commercial and industrial energy management, solar power integration, backup power, and other projects requiring larger battery capacities. The final system configuration can be developed according to the project‘s power demand, energy capacity, operating environment, and integration requirements.
From 5–20 kWh residential energy storage and UPS systems to data room backup solutions, high-power commercial and industrial systems, 614.4V high-voltage battery systems, and MWh-scale smart energy storage cabinets, MOTOMA‘s portfolio covers a broad range of energy storage applications.
For the Peruvian market, this range allows potential distributors, installers, system integrators, and project developers to consider different battery configurations according to local project requirements. As solar power and energy storage applications continue to develop across Peru and South America, flexible system configurations can help address the different technical and operational needs of residential, commercial, and industrial users.
The exhibition also gave MOTOMA the opportunity to gain a closer understanding of the renewable energy market in Peru and the wider South American region. Conversations with local visitors and industry partners covered solar energy systems, battery storage, backup power, distribution, and potential cooperation opportunities.
Peru has a diverse energy landscape, with solar power offering potential for applications in residential, commercial, industrial, and remote areas. In this context, reliable battery storage can play a role in improving the flexibility of solar energy systems and supporting electricity use where grid conditions or power availability vary.
Beyond Peru, MOTOMA is also paying attention to energy storage demand in other South American markets, where solar photovoltaic systems and battery energy storage are being considered for homes, businesses, commercial facilities, and off-grid applications.

Expo Energética 2026 concluded on August 22. For MOTOMA, the event was an opportunity to present its energy storage products, exchange technical and market information with industry professionals, and establish further contact with potential customers and partners in Peru and South America.
The company will continue to follow developments in the Latin American renewable energy and battery storage markets and explore opportunities to support local distributors, installers, system integrators, and project developers with lithium battery and solar energy storage solutions.