2026 Shanghai International Hydrogen, Ammonia, and Alcohol Industry Exhibition and International Hydrogen-Based Energy Industry Development Conference

In the context of advancing global decarbonization and China's ongoing commitment to carbon neutrality, hydrogen energy—being zero-carbon, clean, efficient, and renewable—is rapidly gaining traction. The inaugural 2026 Shanghai International Hydrogen, Ammonia, and Alcohol Industry Exhibition (HTEC EXPO 2026) and the International Hydrogen-Based Energy Industry Development Conference are set to be held from April 13 to 15, 2026, at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. The exhibition theme is "Linking Hydrogen, Ammonia, and Alcohol; Harnessing Wind and Solar for Zero Carbon!" and is hosted by Messe Munchen and China Trade Munich Exhibitions (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., with support from numerous authoritative organizations including the German Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (DWV) and the International Hydrogen Association (China Division).

The exhibition will focus on creating an integrated ecosystem for hydrogen, ammonia, and alcohol, establishing a professional platform for demonstration, communication, and collaboration that covers the complete industrial chain, from "wind and solar power generation - hydrogen production - green ammonia/methanol synthesis - end-use applications" with advanced technologies, materials, components, and engineering solutions. Over 500 exhibitors from around the globe are expected, including leading companies such as Longi Hydrogen, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation 718 Institute, and Suzhou Cocklear Competition.

Additionally, a series of high-profile forums and seminars will take place during the event, including the "International Hydrogen-Based Energy Industry Development Conference" focusing on the theme "Empowering a Zero Carbon Future - The Development Path of China's Green Hydrogen and Ammonia." These discussions will encompass policies, technologies, finance, and international cooperation, inviting experts from various fields to analyze hydrogen energy production processes, economic costs, and decarbonization effects. The exhibition provides multiple opportunities for businesses to connect with government resources, advance industrial layouts, and boost economic growth as they pursue the goals of carbon neutrality.

Attendees will come from various sectors including the power generation industry, photovoltaic industry, wind energy sector, chemical industry, steel industry, transportation industry, and government departments. As the industry stands on the cusp of significant transformations, the 2026 Shanghai International Hydrogen, Ammonia, and Alcohol Industry Exhibition will be a catalyst for strategic positioning and will drive new momentum and innovation for achieving carbon neutrality.