Hong Kong Int’l Clean Power & Energy Storage EXPO 2024

Connecting for a Sustainable World

Date: May 27-29, 2024

Venue: AsiaWorld-Expo (Hall 5 & Hall 7 & Hall 9)

Organizers: Informa Group, Informa Markets Creativity (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.

Background

Global Integration

With the development of global economic integration, contacts among regions become more and more intense. Globalization is a trend of development with which the world is marching into the integration of mutual dependence, it won’t be changed.

The age of clean energy technology manufacturing is coming.

The energy world is at the dawn of a new industrial age – the age of clean energy technology manufacturing – that is creating major new markets and millions of jobs but also raising new risks, prompting countries across the globe to devise industrial strategies to secure their place in the new global energy economy.

The global market for key mass-manufactured clean energy technologies will be worth around USD 650 billion a year by 2030 – more than three times today’s level – if countries worldwide fully implement their announced energy and climate pledges. The related clean energy manufacturing jobs would more than double from 6 million today to nearly 14 million by 2030 – and further rapid industrial and employment growth is expected in the following decades as transitions progress.

China's leadership in the global supply chain

China is the leading global supplier of clean energy technologies today and a net exporter for many of them. China holds at least 60% of the world’s manufacturing capacity for most mass-manufactured technologies (e.g. solar PV, wind systems and batteries), and 40% of electrolyser manufacturing. Europe is generally a net importer, except for wind turbine components; about one-quarter of electric cars and batteries, and nearly all solar PV modules and fuel cells are imported, mostly from China. For solar PV, China supplies equipment directly to all markets except North America. The United States imports two-thirds of its PV modules, primarily from Southeast Asia, where Chinese companies have been actively investing.

Why Hong Kong 

Hong Kong,  the financial center of Asia

Hong Kong has a rich pool of financial resources and its local financial service suppliers can provide a wide range of financial advice and solutions to help mainland enterprises choose the right resources and cost-effective funding in Hong Kong and abroad to develop their international business. Mainland enterprises can leverage the services available in Hong Kong to meet overseas compliance requirements.

Hong Kong, the trade and shipping hub

HK is well-known for its timely and efficient services. Its international logistics service is closely linked with other professional services to provide integrated solutions for the trading activities of businesses. Therefore, both mainland and foreign enterprises are willing to rely on Hong Kong to handle their sales contracts, import-export business, foreign exchange settlements, shipping, and logistics arrangements, as well as use Hong Kong’s one-stop service to achieve cost-effectiveness.

Hong Kong is the best link  between China mainland and the rest of the world.

CPES is based in Hong Kong and has a global reach, serving as a vital link between the Chinese and global markets. We are committed to inviting esteemed global industry think tanks, policymakers, technology experts, top-tier suppliers across the industry chain, integrators, and end-users to congregate in Hong Kong. Our ultimate goal is to establish CPES as a professional platform that fosters global cooperation, facilitates exchange, and drives technological innovation in the fields of clean energy and energy storage.

Who is INFORMA?

Informa global exhibitions: As a world's leading exhibition organizer, Informa Group hosts multiple branded exhibitions in the fields of new energy, energy storage, and electric vehicles, including The Battery Show and MEE (Middle East Energy) Exhibition. These exhibitions have accumulated a wealth of professional resources in regions such as Europe, America, the Middle East, and Asia. These resources span various sectors, including new energy vehicles, power grids, energy storage, wind energy, solar power, and charging technologies. By participating in CPES Hong Kong, you can also gain access to the extensive resources of Informa's global exhibitions.

Highlights:

• Based in Hong Kong, the exhibition is a one-stop platform for global market promotion and cooperation;
  
  
• The exhibition brings together 300+ high-quality technology and product suppliers from China and around the world, 260+ industry think tanks, and 15,000+ buyers and professional attendees, thus influencing more policymakers and participants;
  
  
• The exhibition facilitates the exploration and design of solutions for 50 clean energy demonstration zones (cities/industrial parks/buildings, etc.) under construction worldwide.
  
  
• The exhibition connects and facilitate product and solution matchmaking for 50+ buyer delegations from Europe, America, Asia, the Middle East, and China.

Exhibition Segments

SolarEnergy

Photovoltaics; Solar Thermal Technologies; Solar Power Plants; Overarching Product Groups;

Wind Energy

Manufacturers of wind turbines, components/supplier, Materials, Installation, Planning /project development;  Operation & maintenace; Power to X/power conversion/storage

Hydrogen Energy

Hydrogen production, hydrogen storage and transportation, fuel cell systems and components, fuel cell applications, hydrogen refueling station technologies.

Electricity trading and marketing, grids

Electricity trading and marketing tools (power supply, distribution via direct and flexibility markets); Grid management technologies and services, grid system services, grid monitoring; Grid infrastructure (e.g. transformers, substations, secondary substations) ; Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)

Smart renewable energy

DER management & system integration; Products and services for smart grids/microgrids; Virtual power plants/combined power plants; Weather and performance/yield forecasts & grid; integration of renewable energy systems; Software for analyzing and simulating energy systems; Digitalisation, data management & analytics, IoT; Cybersecurity

Commercial and Industrial Energy Services

Flexibility management (load management/demand response); Energy procurement and contract management; Energy contracting; Carbon footprint calculation, reduction and offsetting; Auditing and certification; Other energy services

Overarching Product Groups

Engineering services; Consulting; Research and development; Test institutes; Certification; State initiatives and public authorities; Trade media, publishing; Education and further training, training courses; Financial services, subsidies, insurances; Associations/societies;

Visitor Delegations

Project Developers & planners, EPC Contractors; Installers and system integrators; Manufacturers and suppliers; End-users; Distributors ;Energy consultants; Energy utilities; Investors and Analysts; Architects/Energy Planners;

Exhibition Layout:

Hall 5 & Hall 7: Clean Energy & Energy Storage Product

Topics

• Sustainable design and planning for future urban energy systems.
• Energy saving and emission reduction in retrofitting old buildings.
• Successful experiences of eco-cities in building energy efficiency, public transportation, solar energy development, environmental protection, and community construction.
• Intelligent operation solutions for electric vehicle charging stations.
• Overseas buyer matchmaking sessions;
• Product recycling and reuse, etc.