N-EXPO (Environmental Management Exhibition)NEW

N-EXPO (Environmental Management Exhibition) in Tokyo is one of Asia's largest environmental exhibitions and a premier event for the environmental industry. Since its inaugural edition in 1992, it has attracted environmental equipment manufacturers, suppliers, government agencies, academic institutions, and professionals from related sectors worldwide to exhibit and visit.

Focusing on waste recycling, water treatment, bioenergy, and ecological conservation, N-EXPO is dedicated to advancing environmental protection and driving industry development and innovation. The exhibition will cover a vast area, showcasing a wide range of environmental equipment and technologies, including waste treatment systems, air pollution control equipment, water purification facilities, renewable energy solutions, and environmental monitoring devices. Additionally, the event will feature the latest environmental technologies and solutions, providing exhibitors and visitors with a platform to gain in-depth insights into the latest trends and applications in the environmental sector.

As Asian economies experience rapid growth, they face the dual challenge of carbon reduction and addressing pressing environmental issues such as waste management, resource recycling, water resources, and air and soil pollution. Finding solutions to these problems is urgent. This is not only a critical issue for Asian nations but also for developing countries in Africa. Addressing these challenges requires not only support from governments in Japan, Europe, and the US, but also presents significant opportunities for global enterprises specializing in waste management and resource recycling.

Jufair - Enjoy exclusive benefits for attendees and subsidies for exhibitors! N-EXPO's comprehensive product range and significant scale have been widely recognized by exhibitors and visitors globally. Each year, it attracts tens of thousands of industry experts and attendees, making it an unmissable event for professionals in the field.