Energy Taiwan (Taiwan International Solar & Energy Storage Exhibition)Energy Taiwan

Energy Taiwan focuses on "Energy Transition" and "Net Zero Emissions," connecting a complete renewable energy supply chain and solutions to serve as a benchmark procurement and exchange platform for the green energy industry in the Asia-Pacific region.

Driven by the accelerating global energy transition, the renewable energy sector is experiencing rapid growth. According to forecasts by the International Energy Agency (IEA), global energy investment will reach $3.3 trillion in 2025, with clean energy accounting for $2.2 trillion, underscoring green energy as the mainstream of global investment. To address the challenges of green power supply and demand, the industry is actively advancing the "Flagship Action Plan for Energy Sector Decarbonization," which encompasses emerging clean energy technologies such as low-carbon hydrogen combustion, hydrogen energy, energy storage, geothermal, small hydropower, carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), offshore wind, and solar PV, thereby accelerating industrial upgrading and resilience building.

This edition of Energy Taiwan highlights four core sectors: Solar PV Exhibition, Wind Energy Exhibition, Smart Energy Storage Application Exhibition, and Diversified Clean Energy Exhibition. It gathers industry leaders including EEPV Corporation, Motech Industries, Fengrui Energy, Copenhagen Wind Development, Ørsted, DEKRA, Hongde Energy, and Bolong Energy, showcasing the complete green energy value chain from development and manufacturing to application and integration. Notably, the "Diversified Clean Energy Exhibition" will centrally feature emerging energy application scenarios such as hydrogen, geothermal, and small hydropower, creating a one-stop green energy trade platform to help enterprises capitalize on energy transition opportunities.

During Energy Taiwan, a series of high-end forums, award ceremonies, and procurement matchmaking events will be held, inviting representatives from government, industry, academia, and research institutions to jointly explore carbon neutrality policies, cutting-edge green energy technologies, and decarbonization applications, fostering a comprehensive platform for industrial exchange and cooperation.