Exhibition setup: November 26, 2013

Exhibition: November 27, 2013- November 29, 2013

Dismantling: November 30, 2013

Cycle: Once a year

Region: Shanghai, China

Exhibition Hall: Shanghai World Expo

Hosted by: Wind Energy Aerodynamics Committee of China Aerodynamics Society and Hongyuzhi Commercial Media Group

Undertaken by: MWE Modern Wind Energy Magazine and Wind Energy Resources Network

Exhibition Description:

For four consecutive years, China has ranked first in the world in terms of wind power increment and has become the world's largest wind power country. In 2012, China installed 75.3 million kilowatts of wind power, connected to the grid 62.3 million kilowatts, and generated 100 million kilowatts of wind power, including 15 million kilowatts of offshore wind power, with the world's largest wind power generator capacity. China's wind power equipment manufacturing capacity has entered the forefront of the world, with a localization rate of 85%. At present, the country has listed wind power as one of the seven strategic emerging industries. By 2015, China's wind power generation will exceed 200 million kilowatts, and by 2020, offshore wind power will reach 30 million kilowatts. However, it should also be noted that wind power currently only accounts for 5% of China's total power generation, and the massive use of coal for power generation poses a serious threat to the huge carbon dioxide emissions. In 1990, the global carbon dioxide emissions were 20.8 billion tons. According to the emission reduction plan, they will be reduced to 10.4 billion tons by 2050, which forces people to accelerate the use of clean energy, including wind power. To promote the coordinated development of the wind power industry chain and enhance cooperation among global wind power stakeholders, the Wind Power 2013 World Wind Power Conference and Exhibition emerged.

This conference is initiated and hosted by MWE's Modern Wind Energy magazine and Wind Energy Resources Network, and will grandly open from November 25-29, 2013 at the Shanghai World Expo in China. The Wind Power 2013 World Wind Power Conference and Exhibition aims to gather industry wisdom, build an open platform for exchanging experiences, researching and discussing the development of the wind energy industry, and provide suggestions and suggestions for promoting the development of the wind energy industry. The theme of this forum is "Promoting the Development of Global Wind Energy Industrialization and Achieving a Win Win Situation of Environment and Economic Benefits". At that time, government leaders, key experts in the wind power industry, technical researchers, wind farm investors, wind farm construction and operators, and manufacturers of complete machines and components will gather together to discuss the development of the global wind power industry and summarize and analyze the successful experiences of wind power industries in various countries. At the same time, the organizers will also hold the World Wind Power Conference Exhibition, release the list of the top 50 innovative enterprises in the wind power industry, and award ceremony.

WindPower World Wind Power Conference is one of the brands under CleanEnergyChina Clean Energy Expo. As of the end of 2012, it has been successfully held for three sessions. Combining HNZ's rich curation experience and cross industry media advantages, WindPower World Wind Power Conference not only shares the latest technologies in the wind power industry with you, but also invites industry experts to come together and share the latest achievements in the development of the wind power industry. The 2013 conference will focus on four topics: "offshore wind power", "wind power control and transmission systems", "blade design and materials", and "wind power grid connected energy storage". At that time, we will adopt a "1+4" mode with 4 themed forums and 1 exhibition, presenting you with an audio-visual feast through special speeches, brainstorming, on-site Q&A, and boutique exhibitions.

Exhibition scope:

Offshore wind power, control systems and transmissions, blades and their raw materials, wind farm grid connected energy storage

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