English name: SMART ENERGY COUNTIL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

Exhibition time: May 6-7

Exhibition location: International Convention CenterICC Sydney

Organizer: Smart Energy Council

Exhibition area: 35000 square meters

Exhibiting companies: 81+(2021)

Professional buyers: 5300 people (increased by more than 10% compared to 2021)

Audience sources: well-known networks, small and medium-sized retailers, importers/distributors, wholesalers, industrial and retail executives, bosses, CEOs

【Exhibition Profile】

The Australian Photovoltaic Energy Storage Expo is the largest event in Australia that focuses on the solar and energy storage markets. The event will be held in Sydney, Australia in May 2024. 2024 is the 62nd edition. This conference invites participants from governments, public utilities, independent energy producers, developers, distributors, installers, energy storage product manufacturers, and other relevant departments to jointly discuss the applications, opportunities, and challenges of solar energy and energy storage development in the Australian market.

【EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS】

1. The largest conference in Australia focused on the photovoltaic+energy storage market;

2. Master the latest energy and electricity policy trends;

3. Zero distance contact with major Australian developers, owners, general contractors of engineering projects, agent distributors, and installers;

4. Understand the Australian market information and obtain first-hand project resources;

5. Opportunities and challenges in project development in Australia;

6. Advanced photovoltaic+energy storage technology sharing, etc

【Market analysis】

As a developed country with abundant sunshine resources year-round, Australia has the highest installed capacity of household photovoltaic systems in the world. In addition, the Australian government is committed to transitioning towards low emissions and providing economic and reliable energy for its citizens. The government fully encourages the development and support of solar energy storage projects. For a while, the Australian photovoltaic energy storage market is causing a huge wave.

South Australia closed its last coal-fired power plant in May 2016, while wind and solar power accounted for 46% (expected to reach 67% by 2025). When wind power output is insufficient and high loads occur simultaneously, the power grid will experience unloading and power outages. In response to this situation, the Australian government has decided to purchase 100 MW/129 MW energy storage batteries from Tesla, becoming the world's largest battery peak shaving capacity.

At the same time, Australian renewable energy investor Lyon Group announced that it will invest AUD 1 billion to build the world's largest "solar photovoltaic+energy storage" project in the Riverland region of South Australia, which will use 34 million solar modules and 1.1 million sets of lithium batteries.

In addition, according to foreign media reports, according to the latest information released by Australia's Solar Energy Transformation Program, the Northern Territory of Australia will install 2MWh of battery energy storage and 3200 solar panels for indigenous communities in remote areas.

【Exhibitor categories】

Battery energy storage: batteries, capacitors

Solar Photovoltaics: Solar thermal/photovoltaic products, solar panel components, solar water heaters, solar stoves, solar heating, solar air conditioning, solar power generation systems, solar batteries, solar lamps, solar panels, photovoltaic modules, photovoltaic lighting systems and products, components and related production equipment, measurement and control systems, solar wall and roof components, measurement and control systems Solar energy system control software;

Solar energy engineering: photovoltaic power generation system engineering, solar water pump drip irrigation engineering, solar heating system engineering and renewable energy products and applications, solar energy engineering design schemes, and the application of solar energy technology in the construction field;

Energy saving: energy-saving technologies and products for power grids, electrical appliances, heat pipes, frequency converters, industrial production, energy gradient utilization technology, etc; Reducing coal consumption for power supply, renovating medium and low voltage power grids, energy-saving industrial boilers and kilns, advanced frequency conversion speed regulation, and building energy conservation;

Lighting: LED lights, outdoor lighting, venue lighting, tunnel lighting, industrial and commercial lighting, building lighting, special lighting, emergency lighting, switch systems, lighting protection, outdoor lighting fixtures, lighting equipment, lighting accessories, etc

Batteries: lithium-ion batteries, nickel hydrogen batteries, nickel cadmium batteries, lead-acid batteries, air batteries, supercapacitors, sodium sulfur batteries, flow batteries, lithium primary batteries, zinc manganese batteries, alkali manganese batteries, zinc nickel batteries, zinc silver batteries, thermal batteries, fuel cells, semi conductive temperature differential components, and other new types of batteries. Wind power generation products and equipment: wind power equipment, wind power supporting and services, wind farm development, wind power project engineering and construction; Hydraulic power generation products and equipment: water conservancy and hydropower construction machinery, specialized water conservancy machinery, agricultural water conservancy construction machinery, water conservancy and hydropower engineering construction and materials, water conservancy and hydrological automation systems and instrument equipment, hydropower technology and equipment, water conservancy and hydropower peripheral equipment;

【2023 Exhibition Review】

     The 2023 Australia International Power and Energy Exhibition has been successfully held in Melbourne, Australia, with an exhibition area of nearly 6000 square meters. It features 75+international exhibitors from 40 countries and regions, 1500+professional buyers, and 300+government decision-makers. 77% of participants are satisfied or very satisfied with the exhibition results; 34% of participants hold C-level positions within the company; 79% of respondents said they would recommend the exhibition to their colleagues; 34% of the respondents come from the power generation or new energy industry; 21% of the respondents come from transmission and distribution industry companies;