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The Japan Osaka Wind Power Exhibition (WIND EXPO) is currently the most professional and authoritative wind energy exhibition in the entire Japanese region. It has unprecedented influence throughout the Japanese region, receiving high praise from exhibitors. The audience is also very professional, with a high on-site signing rate.

Simultaneously with the Japan Osaka Wind Power Exhibition (WIND EXPO), multiple professional forums, seminars, and special lectures will be held, showcasing the most advanced solar technology and predicting industry development trends. Many well-known companies and manufacturers have launched new products. Monocrystalline products have already taken up 'half of the sky' at major manufacturer booths and product lines. Major component manufacturers such as Hanwha QCELLS, Canadian Solar, Kyocera, China Electric Power Photovoltaic, JA Solar, Jinko Solar, etc., have also introduced monocrystalline products. Numerous media outlets have also promoted the exhibition, making it a veritable solar industry event.

Japan is one of the world's major energy-consuming countries, and its energy supply heavily relies on imports. Wind energy technology has become an important part of Japan's national development policy. Therefore, Japan has been actively promoting wind power generation technology and has introduced highly attractive electricity price subsidy policies to stimulate growth in wind energy demand. (The content of this article is owned by JuZhan, unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)

Global wind energy companies have turned their attention to the Japanese market. For Chinese wind energy companies seeking emerging markets for new growth points, Japan's feed-in tariff policy has injected a shot in the arm for manufacturers. The Japan Osaka Wind Power Exhibition (WIND EXPO) has become the best platform for tapping into the Japanese market, the world's second largest solar market, as well as the continuously growing Asian solar market.