2025 25th Shanghai International New Power Equipment Exhibition - China All-Electric Exhibition

The green and low-carbon transition of energy is a key measure to achieve the "dual carbon" goals. Accelerating breakthroughs in key technologies for a new power system and supporting the construction of a new power system centered on renewable energy have become the mission and responsibility of enterprises in the energy and power industry in the new era.

The 25th Shanghai International New Power Equipment Exhibition, themed "Focusing on the New Power System and Promoting the Achievement of Dual Carbon Goals," will be held from June 11 to June 13, 2025, at the Shanghai New International Expo Center, covering an area of 60,000 square meters. It is expected to attract over 1,043 exhibitors and more than 31,026 visitors. This exhibition will showcase innovative products and solutions across the power industry, including generation, transmission, transformation, distribution, consumption, dispatching, and communication, highlighting progress in the high-quality development of power equipment.

In the context of the new carbon peak and carbon neutrality strategy, the power industry, as the largest single source of carbon emissions, must accelerate breakthroughs in key technologies for the new power system. The exhibition aims to create a platform for showcasing and exchanging ideas, promoting collaborative innovation and information exchange across the entire industry chain and value chain to facilitate high-quality development in the power sector.

The exhibition will focus on showcasing the application of intelligent power technology, such as virtual power plants, intelligent scheduling, and unmanned inspections, as well as the latest trends in clean and renewable energy generation technologies, energy storage systems, and equipment. Through a series of thematic forums and roundtable discussions, the exhibition will promote cross-domain exchanges of ideas and perspectives, driving innovation and integration within the power and new energy industries.