Energy Taiwan (Taiwan Smart Energy & Wind Energy Exhibition)Energy Taiwan

Energy Taiwan (Taiwan Smart Energy & Wind Energy Exhibition) (Energy Taiwan) is built upon four core pillars: Forward-looking Energy, Green Technology, Sustainable Innovation, and Net-Zero Transition. It is dedicated to creating a comprehensive business platform for zero-carbon transition. Driven by the global wave of net-zero carbon reduction, the exhibition's scale is expected to reach new heights.

Energy Taiwan (Taiwan Smart Energy & Wind Energy Exhibition) (Energy Taiwan) has witnessed substantial growth in both market supply and demand. Through four co-located exhibitions—Solar PV, Wind Energy, Smart Energy Storage Applications, and Diversified Energy Generation—it connects upstream and downstream players across the green energy supply chain, showcasing the latest products, technologies, and solutions. Notably, the Diversified Energy Generation Exhibition, recognizing the market potential of emerging energy sources, will expand its recruitment to include hydrogen, marine, geothermal, and biomass energy supply chain participants, fostering technological exchange and business development in these emerging sectors.

Aligning with international trends and government policies, Energy Taiwan (Taiwan Smart Energy & Wind Energy Exhibition) (Energy Taiwan) concurrently launches the Taiwan Net-Zero Sustainability Exhibition, focusing on carbon reduction technologies, energy-saving innovative solutions, circular economy, green finance, and green power procurement. Last year, it successfully attracted participation from leading enterprises such as Formosa New Energy, Delta Electronics, Shihlin Electric, and Hongde Energy.

This year, the exhibition will center on carbon-related issues, inviting more cross-disciplinary consulting and service providers to exhibit. It will cover big data, cloud computing, and IoT applications in carbon footprint auditing, climate risk management, supply chain analysis, and carbon credit trading, assisting businesses in exploring new opportunities for transitioning to a green, low-carbon economy. (Copyright belongs to Juzhan. Reproduction without permission is prohibited.)