The first Renogy Off Grid Conference for North America launched with an online livestream, leading with a brief overview of how off-grid energy is developing from components into holistic intelligent systems.
The presentation offered insights on off-grid energy trends, a first look at Renogy’s new Smart Power Management solutions and an overview of Renogy’s 2026 direction, and features North America Vice President Tiffany Dorin, OEM Account Rep George Bassili, Educator Stephen Clifton and Marketing Specialist Edwin Marroquin.
New systems by Renogy are designed for RV, marine, construction, ag and specialty-vehicle professionals looking for quieter, cleaner power and less compromise when they leave the grid, the company said.
Recordings of the multicontinental, multilingual, multiday conference are available online at https://bit.ly/m/RenogyOGC.
“The new Rego off-grid energy system is the focus as the premium off-grid platform from Renogy for OEMs, dealers and serious installers. Rego offers system-level design, fast interconnection of components, strong BMS protection and unified oversight so that builders can provide better performance with quicker installs and more straightforward service,” the company said.
Renogy also showcased its Power Management System built from Renogy OneCore and optional OneVision touchscreens, which serve as the “brain” of the rig. From a single interface, users can track energy use, automate key tasks and even connect with select third-party gear.
Lithium 2.0 batteries
In terms of hardware, the conference unveiled Renogy Vision semi‑solid‑state batteries, billed as a “lithium 2.0” advancement in mobile storage. They are designed for increased safety, strong BMS protections, integrated cold‑weather heating, rugged mounting, a next‑gen 12V 400Ah Rego LiFePO4 battery, and space‑conserving N‑type 16‑busbar solar panels for compact rooftops.
Charging and conversion received equal attention, with new MPPT controller systems, cutting edge DC‑DC chargers (including a 60A DC‑DC with an integrated MPPT optimized for modern alternators), and compact, high‑frequency inverter chargers that reduce size and weight while also providing rapid transfer, remote monitoring and split‑phase configurations.
For installers, the result: cleaner layouts, less wiring and better real‑world performance in demanding applications.
Renogy factory tour
The livestream also delved into Renogy’s large, automated manufacturing facility, which combines R&D and production on the same premises with testing of each individual system for safety, reliability and compliance with global standards. That factory tour reinforced Renogy’s effort to be a long‑term solutions partner, not just a box shipper, the company said.
In the end, the team laid out what’s forthcoming in 2026: additional training (in Canada and RV Technical Institute‑accredited programs), a Partner Ambassador program for early access to products, a major national distribution partnership and even factory visits key partners.
If you missed out on the livestream, Renogy said the recording promises practical details, launch timelines and real-world examples that can guide your planning next generation of off‑grid builds and services.
