GWEC APEC Wind Energy Summit, Hanoi, Vietnam Tickets

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The Exhibition Value of the GWEC APAC Wind Energy Summit in Hanoi, Vietnam

• Asia-Pacific’s Highest‑Level, Most Professional Business Event for the Wind Energy Sector. Hosted by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), the APAC Wind Energy Summit is one of the most authoritative annual business events in the global wind energy industry. GWEC is the leading representative organization of the worldwide wind energy sector, with members spanning over 80 countries and comprising more than 1,500 companies, institutions, and organizations—including major turbine manufacturers, developers, suppliers, financial institutions, and national wind energy associations. The summit covers cutting-edge areas across the entire value chain, including offshore wind, floating wind, onshore wind, hybrid power generation, green hydrogen, Power-to-X, and energy storage. Against the backdrop of steadily growing renewable energy investment in the Asia-Pacific region and accelerating national energy transitions, the summit is widely recognized within the industry as a key indicator of trends shaping the region’s wind energy landscape and as a strategic platform for companies seeking to expand into regional markets.
• A One‑Stop High‑End Networking Platform Covering the Entire Industry Chain. The summit features a carefully designed dual‑stage structure: a strategic main stage focuses on market shaping and policy discussions, while a technical knowledge theater delves into advanced topics such as floating offshore wind, grid integration, digitalization, and supply chain industrialization. The agenda includes high‑level forums, closed‑door discussions, specialized technical sessions, exhibition displays, networking receptions, and parallel events, offering attendees a comprehensive experience—from policy insights and technical exchanges to business matchmaking. The summit also provides a dedicated one‑on‑one business‑matching system, enabling participants to efficiently forge partnerships throughout the three‑day event.
• Precise Access to Core Decision‑Makers and Industry Resources Across the Asia-Pacific and Globally. The 2025 Melbourne summit brought together approximately 150 experts from 20 countries, who engaged in 35 thematic sessions. The 2024 Incheon summit gathered senior government officials and top executives from leading global renewable energy companies representing 12 nations. Meanwhile, the World Bank Group’s ESMAP program organized participation by government delegations from India, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and other countries in high‑level forums and closed‑door discussions. Attendees spanned key roles across the entire value chain, including developers, investors, manufacturers, policymakers, and supply‑chain stakeholders.
• Unique Value for Chinese Enterprises—Connecting to the Asia-Pacific Wind Market and Serving as a Strategic Engine for Expanding International Cooperation.Chinese wind power companies were highly active at the summit. As a GWEC member, Ruike Technology participated in the 2025 Melbourne Summit, engaging in in-depth discussions with local customers, equipment suppliers, and consulting firms to gain a comprehensive understanding of the latest market dynamics in Australia and New Zealand. The summit serves as a strategic platform for GWEC members to showcase cutting-edge technologies and connect with international resources. Chinese enterprises can leverage this forum to access government project pipelines across the Asia-Pacific region, engage with international investment institutions and developers, and seize early opportunities in the regional wind energy market.
• A Vanguard for Technological Innovation and Industry Trends. The summit will unveil high‑impact research reports. At the 2026 Hanoi Summit, a seminar and report launch titled “Vietnam Offshore Wind Development Guide” will be held prior to the opening, providing developers with a practical, end-to-end roadmap covering the entire lifecycle—from greenfield development to commercial operations. Developed jointly by GWEC and leading consultants, this report aims to serve as a hands-on guide for offshore wind projects in Vietnam. At the 2024 Summit, GWEC, in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank and IRENA, launched the inaugural Asia‑Pacific Clean Energy Finance Summit. The event also features a dedicated Knowledge Theater, focusing on前沿 topics such as floating wind, grid integration, digitalization, and supply chain industrialization.