The Energy Transition Expo (KEY)The Energy Transition Expo

The Energy Transition Expo serves as a bellwether for the energy transition industry across Southern Europe, North Africa, and the Mediterranean region, achieving remarkable results. Total visitor attendance increased by 41% compared to the previous edition (with international professional visitors accounting for 60% of the total), solidifying its position as a leading global platform for the energy transition sector.

The exhibition scale reached a new record high, with a total exhibition area of 125,000 square meters. Chinese enterprises emerged as a significant force, with approximately 120 companies participating, including over 70 listed companies and industry leaders. Exhibits covered key segments of the energy industry chain, including photovoltaics (PV), inverters, energy storage, EV charging stations, power equipment, energy-saving technologies, and wind power.

In the PV sector, Chinese companies continue to lead technological innovation. Enterprises such as LONGi Green Energy, Aiko Solar, JinkoSolar, JA Solar, Tongwei Co., Ltd., and Shanghai Afore showcased high-efficiency technologies including N-type TOPCon and perovskite/crystalline silicon tandem cells.

In the inverter sector, companies like Sungrow, GoodWe, Sineng Electric, Deye, and SolaX Power presented high-performance products tailored for complex application scenarios, further consolidating the technological advantage of Chinese enterprises in core system components.

In the field of energy-saving technologies, Chinese enterprises demonstrated comprehensive solutions for residential energy systems. Companies such as Haier, Hisense, and Midea launched "PV + heat pump + energy storage" home energy systems integrated with smart energy management platforms, aligning with the development direction of the EU's green building policies.

The Energy Transition Expo not only showcases the latest technological trends in the global energy industry but also highlights the pivotal role of Chinese enterprises in the energy transition. As Europe's energy transition continues to advance, the influence of Chinese companies in the international new energy market is poised to expand further.