Japan's World Smart Energy Week includes 8 world-class energy exhibitions and technology zones. It is a large-scale, professional and influential international renewable energy industry exhibition in Japan. Every year, the exhibition brings together new technologies and services in the energy industry to attract many exhibitors from all over the world. The exhibition scope covers technologies and products in related industries such as hydrogen fuel cells, photovoltaic modules/systems, batteries, smart grids, wind energy, biomass energy, thermal power generation, energy management/domestic consumption. During the same period, the exhibition also held a number of professional forums, seminars and special lectures to share advanced smart energy-related technologies and predict industry development trends. This exhibition brings together 1,600 exhibitors from around the world. The exhibits cover hydrogen fuel cells, photovoltaic modules/systems, energy storage, batteries, smart grids, wind energy, biomass energy, thermal power generation, energy management/domestic consumption and other related industries. Technology and products are expected to attract 70,000 professional visitors to participate.
Seven professional exhibitions: showcasing the latest renewable energy technologies
H2 & FC EXPOJapan International Hydrogen Energy Fuel Cell Exhibition
PV EXPOJapan International Photovoltaic Exhibition
BATTERY JAPAN
Japan International Secondary Battery Show
SMART GRID EXPO
Japan International Smart Grid Exhibition
WIND EXPO
Japan International Hydrogen Energy Fuel Cell Exhibition
BIOMASS EXPO
Japan International Biomass Energy Exhibition
ZERO-E THERMAL EXPO
Japan International Zero-Emission Thermal Power Exhibition
This exhibition also has a "special exhibition area"-a special exhibition on photovoltaic building integration, which focuses on displaying the latest photovoltaic building integration technologies, including cutting-edge products such as perovskite solar cells.
BIPV WORLD
Photovoltaic Building Integration Special Exhibition