Australia IEEE Power & Energy Exhibition
Institute of Electrical & Electronic EngineersVenueMelbourne Exhibition & Convention Centre
- 2/1
- Annual
- 13000㎡
- Exhibition area
- 225
- Exhibitors
- 12800
- Visitors
MelbourneElectricity expo Fair Details
- Organizer:
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- Venue:
- Melbourne Exhibition & Convention Centre
- Address:
- 2 Clarendon Street,Southbank,Melbourne, Victoria,Australia, 3205,Australia
Australia IEEE Power & Energy ExhibitionProfile
The Australia IEEE Power & Energy Exhibition is a renowned power and energy exhibition in Oceania. Held biennially, this flagship conference and exhibition serves as an authoritative gathering for energy leaders, innovators, and professionals.
IEEE stands for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. The organization was chartered under this full legal name. Historically, its membership has comprised engineers and scientists. Beyond its core focus on electrical and electronic engineering, the association also includes computer scientists, software developers, IT professionals, physicists, and medical practitioners. Consequently, except in formal legal and business documents, the organization is universally known by its acronym, IEEE.
The exhibition attracts exhibitors and professionals from around the globe, including energy companies, new energy technology suppliers, government agencies, and research institutions. It covers a wide range of sectors such as solar energy, wind power, energy storage technologies, and smart grids.
Attendees can explore the latest trends, innovations, and market demands in the power and new energy sectors by visiting the exhibition and participating in technical seminars and professional lectures. Furthermore, the event provides a platform for networking and learning, enabling attendees to interact with energy experts and industry practitioners to share experiences and insights.
Juzhan Exhibition, centered on innovative technology and service experience, has earned widespread acclaim. For years, Juzhan has provided efficient and professional exhibition services to Chinese foreign trade enterprises. The Australia IEEE Power & Energy Exhibition offers energy professionals, environmental specialists, and related industry experts a valuable opportunity to understand market trends and explore business collaborations.
Australia IEEE Power & Energy Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Domestic and international visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name passport verification. After purchase, the organizer verifies visitor identity. Visitors who do not meet entry requirements may need to submit additional documents. Once approved, you will receive email confirmation or a QR code. On site, present your original passport and confirmation letter to collect a paper badge, or scan the QR code to enter.
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Australia IEEE Power & Energy ExhibitionRange
Power Generation Technologies & Equipment:Power plant and station equipment, clean power generation technologies, energy conservation and environmental protection for power plants.
Transmission & Distribution Equipment:High-voltage switchgear: disconnectors, earthing switches, circuit breakers, fuses, automatic circuit reclosers, switchgear cabinets, vacuum interrupters, load switches, gas-insulated switchgear (GIS); Transformers: amorphous metal transformers, dry-type transformers, oil-immersed transformers, transformer components; Low-voltage electrical equipment: circuit breakers, fuses, contactors, switchgear cabinets, relays, distribution boards; Others: power cables, prefabricated substations, instrument transformers, reactors, surge arresters, insulators, capacitors, power fittings, transmission towers, etc.
Power Automation Products:Grid dispatch management, medium and low-voltage grid equipment, electrical control and automation integrated systems, distribution network automation, MIS (Management Information Systems), power communication equipment, load control equipment, power IT and IT integration products, power electronics technologies and products.
Power Testing & Monitoring:Infrared thermal imagers, remote monitoring systems, insulation monitoring systems, cable fault location systems, various testing and maintenance tools for the power industry, lighting equipment.
Power Energy-Saving Products:High, medium, and low-voltage variable frequency drives (VFDs), VFD speed control technologies and products, high-efficiency intelligent energy-saving devices, motor energy savers, energy-saving controllers, demand-side management (DSM) technologies.
Power Construction Equipment:Power construction machinery, cable cutters, wire breaking equipment, portable short-circuit grounding wires, hydraulic crimping tools, hydraulic torque wrenches, ultra-high-pressure hydraulic tools, cable grips, aerial work platforms.
Solar Products & Equipment:Photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules, PV balance of system (BOS) components, PV tracking and mounting systems, PV applications, PV wafer materials and equipment, solar lighting technologies, solar thermal applications.
Wind Power Products & Equipment:Wind turbine equipment, wind power ancillary services and components, wind farm development, wind power project engineering and construction.
Hydropower Products & Equipment:Water conservancy and hydropower construction machinery, specialized water conservancy equipment, agricultural water conservancy machinery, water conservancy and hydropower engineering construction and materials, hydrological automation systems and instruments, hydropower technologies and equipment, peripheral equipment for water conservancy and hydropower.
Booth inquiry for this edition
2027 MelbourneElectricity Ticket inquiry
MelbourneElectricity Venue
Venue transport
- Metro / rail
Trams: Routes 96, 109, and 12 provide direct service to the 124A Casino/MCEC (Clarendon Street) stop, with the exhibition center’s Clarendon Street entrance just outside. Routes 70 and 75, as well as the free City Circle tram, stop at Flinders Street Station; from there, a 5–10 minute walk along Clarendon Street will bring you to the venue.
- Air
From Melbourne Airport: Take the SkyBus directly to Southern Cross Station, then transfer to a tram or walk—this is an economical and convenient option.
- Train
From South Cross Station: This is the nearest railway station to the MCEC. Upon exiting the station, you can take tram lines 96, 109, or 12 directly—just a few stops away—or walk, which takes approximately 10–12 minutes to reach the exhibition venue.
MelbourneElectricity Booth Application
Standard booth Configuration
Blank booth Configuration
Process
1.Submit the business license of the company
2.Submit product picture and name
3.Receive exhibition presentation documents and booth drawings
4.Submit booth application form/Sign booth contract
5.Pay the contract booth deposit
6.Prepare for exhibition
