NuriFlex (CEO Jeong-Hoon Han, www.nuriflex.co.kr), a leading Energy IoT platform company, announced that it participated inEnlit Africa 2026, Africa's largest energy industry exhibition, held from May 19 to 21 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) in Cape Town, South Africa.
During the exhibition, NuriFlex introduced its energy management and operational technologies based on its Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) technology and FlexEMS (EnergyManagement System) solution. The company also signed a development cooperation agreement withJoule Energy of South Africa, further supporting its efforts to expand its presence in the African market.
Enlit Africa is a leading international energy exhibition focused on addressing Africa's energy infrastructure challenges and promoting energy efficiency through information and communication technologies. NuriFlex has participated in the event annually since 2023 as part of its strategy to strengthen its business network and expand its market presence across Africa.
At this year's exhibition, NuriFlex showcased a comprehensive portfolio of energy solutions, including Smart Metering (AMI), Community Energy Management System (CEMS)solutions, and its Smart O&M (Operations and Maintenance) platform designed to efficiently manage and operate large-scale solar power facilities. These solutions support the integrated management of the entire energy value chain, from energy production and monitoring to operation and optimization. NuriFlex also introduced technologies and solutions designed to address the evolving demand-side management requirements of African power markets.
In addition, representatives from African power distribution companies who visited the NuriFlex booth exchanged views and explored technical applications related to distributed energy operations and energy efficiency technologies. NuriFlex introduced its Community Energy Management System (CEMS) technology, which is currently being jointly developed with GS E&C under the support of the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning (KETEP), generating considerable interest and technical inquiries from industry stakeholders.
NuriFlex CEO Jeong-Hoon Han, together with executives from the company's overseas subsidiaries in Japan and Vietnam, attended Enlit Africa 2026 to discuss strategies for expanding the company's presence in the African market and strengthening global business cooperation. During the exhibition, they met with local African utilities and global partners to exchange views on market trends and potential areas of collaboration, further reinforcing NuriFlex's international business network.
