Energy Taiwan Expo 2024
Price
Sold out - contact Dorota Knudsen if interested: dk@energyexport.dk
Turnkey booth
6,200 dkk/sqm – before grant
Poster booth
28,500 dkk – before grant
Co-exhibitor
7,500 dkk
Co-ordination fee
5,500 dkk
Min. 7 companies required for this event
Location
TaiwanParticipating companies:
- COWI A/S
- Hempel A/S
- LAUTEC
- Seasight Davits
- Semco Maritime A/S
- Vento Energy Support
Co-financed by:
Sold out - contact Dorota Knudsen if interested: dk@energyexport.dk
Energy Taiwan and the Pavilion Powered by Denmark
Energy Taiwan is the largest B2B renewable energy and net-zero trade show in Taiwan that focus on development of PV, wind, storage, and emerging power (e.g. hydrogen). In 2023 Energy Taiwan was successfully concluded with record high attendance totaling more than 24.000 visitors, which was a 25% increase compared to the previous year.
Wind power at Energy Taiwan is growing and attract major international players as developers and OEM’s. Together with the Trade Council in Taipei we would like to invite you to join Energy Taiwan at the Pavilion Powered by Denmark.
The Pavilion will be centrally located and will create a great opportunity for networking and experience sharing. We will take care of build-up, break down, electricity, light, carpets, furniture, walls, and internet. We also always have staff at the joint area, where we are ready to service you and your guests before and during the event. Furthermore, we make sure that the Danish presence is market before and during the event.
Offshore Wind in Taiwan
Taiwan has abundant wind resources, however, a lack of space on land means that most major developments are offshore. The government has set a target of 40-50 GW offshore wind development by 2050. Thereby, Taiwan aims to become the second-largest offshore wind market in Asia after Mainland China in new offshore installations to 2030.
Wind power is a major industry in Taiwan. In few years, a fully supply chain has been established and unlike other Asian markets selecting national protectionism, Taiwan is open for international business. As of October 2023, the capacity of offshore wind power installations was 1723MW. Two offshore wind auction phases have been completed with the third underway. Two projects have been completed, while the remaining five from phase 2 are under construction. Phase 3.1 auction phase is complete while 3.2 is expected to be auctioned in April 2024. The auction rules for 3.2 were revealed in November 2023.
Key developers including Ørsted, CIP, Corio, SRE, Skyborn, EDF, Iberdrola, Vena, Bluefloat, and two turbine OEMs: Vestas and Siemens Energy have significant investments in Taiwan. Danish companies have diverse roles in this market including cable manufacturing, engineering design, maritime construction, etc.
Stand options:
A Turnkey Booth at The Pavilion – Powered by Denmark is the quickest and easiest path to success at an exhibition.
Danish Energy Export takes care of the exhibition system, as well as construction and disassembly of your stand. In practice, this means the stand is ready and waiting for you to staff it and lay out your exhibition products, brochures, give-aways and so on. Turnkey Booths are available in sizes from 9 m2.
A Co-exhibitor solution is the perfect choice if you would like to highlight a subsidiary, a local agent, a subcontractor or similar at an exhibition.
This supplementary service provides the extra exhibitor with independent marketing space in the exhibition catalogue. It also includes separate access passes, lunch, use of shared facilities and more.
With a Poster Stand, we provide you with wall space for your exhibition message. We also make available around 2 m2 of floor area in front of the wall space, including a bar table where you can interact with potential customers.
You do not need to keep your Poster Stand staffed throughout the exhibition. This type of stand is perfect for new exhibitors keen to test the effect of participating in an exhibition. A Poster Stand is also the ideal choice for exhibitors who are trying out a new market and want to raise their profile a little higher than they could by simply attending the trade fair as a visitor.
Dorota Knudsen
