CLNB 2027 (12th) New Energy Industry Expo

From April 15 to 17, 2027, the CLNB 2027 (12th) New Energy Industry Expo will be grandly held at the Suzhou International Expo Center. Hosted by SMM Shanghai Nonferrous Network, the event will combine online and offline formats, incorporating conferences, exhibitions, competitions, and activities into a comprehensive program which includes a main forum, opening ceremony, entrepreneur salon, and professional academic forum among others. The event will see the presence of government officials, academicians, domestic and international scientists, important foreign guests, and representatives from leading enterprises across various industries.

The conference will emphasize three guiding principles: leading the internationalization of Chinese enterprises and strengthening foreign cooperation; promoting scientific and technological innovation to keep pace with rapid technological advancements; and building a secure new energy industrial chain encompassing all upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors.

The expo will facilitate extensive communication and collaboration across various sectors within the new energy landscape, focusing on raw materials, materials, batteries, energy storage, new energy vehicles, artificial intelligence, and battery recycling, showcasing the latest achievements. The exhibition will cover six major sections, with numerous renowned exhibitors from both domestic and international markets showcasing their innovations.

Exhibitor categories include the New Energy Vehicles section featuring brands such as BYD, Tesla, NIO, Li Auto, XPeng Motors, Nezha Auto, Skyworth Auto, Leap Motor, GAC Aion, and Zeekr; the Battery Storage section covering lithium batteries, sodium batteries, solid-state batteries, and other energy storage technologies; the Materials section showcasing battery cells, ternary materials, phosphoric acid lithium, hydrogen energy and fuel cells, among others; the Hydrogen Energy & Fuel Cell Pavilion focusing on hydrogen production, storage, and related monitoring equipment; and finally, the Equipment section featuring pumps, valves, measurement and automation equipment that supports various aspects of the new energy industry.