Wind Power Asia is the longest running and by far the largest wind power exhibition and conference in China and Asia. The past event was attended by more than 10,000 genuine buyers and nearly 300 international and domestic exhibitors, making WPA the world's third largest wind power exhibition after HUSUM WindEnergy in Germany and the AWEA's annual WINDPOWER Conference & Exhibition in the US.
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Annual anchor event for the Chinese wind power industry. Authoritative representation by the China Machinery Enterprises Management Association (CMMA), and its Wind Energy Machinery Manufacturers Center, representing Chinese turbine and spare part producers. |
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100% focused on Business! All encompassing show that provides the government, wind farm developers, product manufacturers, grid companies, financial and R&D institutions a platform for communication and interaction. |
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Hosted Matchmaking Sessions between foreign and domestic manufactures and buyers. Attendance of more than 700 domestic and international investment, development and financial institutions. |
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Professional and reliable organizing team. Local exhibition and industry experts, coupled with an international network in more than 80 countries worldwide. |
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No other event in China features more turbines manufacturers. No other event in China draws such a large range of suppliers from generators to blades, transformers to electro technical components, hydraulic and lubricants, accessories, tools, services and consulting. |
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World class conference program partnered among others by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the China Machinery Enterprises Management Association (CMMA), the China Renewable Energy Society (CRES) and econet china. |
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Procurement Center Showcase: Special Exhibiting Zones for China Wind Power Developers, Power Grid Companies and Financial Institutions. |
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Crucial government support via the Ministry of Science and its relevant departments in charge of controlling subsidies for renewable energy projects under the current national development plans. |
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